Guidebook for Chattanooga
Drinks & Nightlife
They have bowling, ping pong, cornhole, skee ball, shuffleboard, big jenga, and more. It's a large place with a lot to do, located right next to Chattanooga Brewing Company.
77 locals recommend
Southside-Saloon Bistro
1301 Chestnut StThey have bowling, ping pong, cornhole, skee ball, shuffleboard, big jenga, and more. It's a large place with a lot to do, located right next to Chattanooga Brewing Company.
Climbing and geology themed drinks. Our favorite brewery in town.
46 locals recommend
Hutton & Smith Brewing Co
431 E M L King BlvdClimbing and geology themed drinks. Our favorite brewery in town.
Tours offered with tastings at the end
78 locals recommend
Chattanooga Whiskey Experimental Distillery
1439 Market StTours offered with tastings at the end
A little outside of town, but really great wine with an even better view. Be sure to try their homemade pizza, too!
18 locals recommend
Look Out Winery, Inc.
11848 US-41A little outside of town, but really great wine with an even better view. Be sure to try their homemade pizza, too!
Heaven & Ale
342 East Main StreetClose by, great offerings, large and fun atmosphere
Specializes in sours and some other unique options in a plant filled environment
52 locals recommend
OddStory Brewing Company
1604 E M L King BlvdSpecializes in sours and some other unique options in a plant filled environment
Food Scene
Taco Mamacita
109 N Market StMaple Street Biscuit Company- City Center
407 Broad StTerminal BrewHouse
1464 Market StHouse brewed beers, downtown location, American food
Flying Squirrel
55 Johnson StCool outdoorsy atmosphere, brews, cocktails, and unique food
Tremont Tavern
1203 Hixson PikeOpen mics, sports, and some of the best burgers in town
Champy's
526 E M L King BlvdFried chicken and forties, a hometown classic
Aretha Frankensteins
518 Tremont StOut of this world, thick pancakes in a rad setting
Yellow Deli
737 McCallie AveFresh, thoughtful hippie food in a fern gully looking atmosphere
Killer fries and endless hot dog options, including vegetarian options
19 locals recommend
GOOD DOG Restaurant
34 Frazier AveKiller fries and endless hot dog options, including vegetarian options
Crust Pizza
100 Signal Mountain RdSuper famous cracker thin crust, awesome topping combos
Two Ten Jack
1110 Market StRamen!
Conga Latin Food
26 E Main StGreat authentic latin food
Opa!
249 River StGreek food made fresh daily - some of the best food in town!
Parks & Nature
Good mountain bike trails and hiking trails with one of the best views of downtown.
54 locals recommend
Stringers Ridge Park
Spears AvenueGood mountain bike trails and hiking trails with one of the best views of downtown.
Short hike to a good view of the Tennessee River and the sunset; you can also access Point Park from these trails, which potentially offers the best view of Moccasin Bend and Chattanooga as a whole
129 locals recommend
Sunset Rock
405 W Brow RdShort hike to a good view of the Tennessee River and the sunset; you can also access Point Park from these trails, which potentially offers the best view of Moccasin Bend and Chattanooga as a whole
Mullens Cove Loop is a good 10 mile day hike with some stream crossings and good views, including Snoopers Rock Overlook, which provides a phenomenal view of a bend in the Tennessee River
25 locals recommend
Prentice Cooper State Forest
3998 Game Reserve RdMullens Cove Loop is a good 10 mile day hike with some stream crossings and good views, including Snoopers Rock Overlook, which provides a phenomenal view of a bend in the Tennessee River
Walk right up to a good overlook of the Tennessee River, then hike down the trail for a view of Rainbow Falls
30 locals recommend
Signal Point, NPS
Cumberland TrailWalk right up to a good overlook of the Tennessee River, then hike down the trail for a view of Rainbow Falls
Sightseeing
Located in historic St. Elmo and provides good views without the hiking – be sure to get Clumpie’s ice cream afterwards, right at the entrance!
249 locals recommend
Lookout Mountain Incline Railway station
3917 St Elmo AveLocated in historic St. Elmo and provides good views without the hiking – be sure to get Clumpie’s ice cream afterwards, right at the entrance!
Right next to the walking bridge and North Shore, good place to picnic or toss the ball/disc.
242 locals recommend
Coolidge Park
150 River StRight next to the walking bridge and North Shore, good place to picnic or toss the ball/disc.
Long, historic walking bridge connecting downtown Chattanooga to North Shore
58 locals recommend
Walnut Street Bridge
Walnut Street BridgeLong, historic walking bridge connecting downtown Chattanooga to North Shore
Arts & Culture
Hunter Museum of American Art
10 Bluff View AveIt's a field full of unique sculptures that you can see in a short loop
25 locals recommend
Sculpture Fields at Montague Park
1100 E 16th StIt's a field full of unique sculptures that you can see in a short loop
Shopping
Collective Clothing
40 Frazier AveUnique old and new clothes from all different walks of life
Awesome, local outdoor with a few different locations for all your outdoor needs
17 locals recommend
Rock/Creek at 2 North Shore
301 Manufacturers RdAwesome, local outdoor with a few different locations for all your outdoor needs
Entertainment & Activities
Tennessee Aquarium
1 Broad StChattanooga Zoo
301 N Holtzclaw AveThe Coin-Op Arcade
1400 Market StBarcade, serving drinks at night
AMC CLASSIC Majestic 12
311 Broad St$5 tickets on Tuesdays!
High Point Climbing
219 Broad StChattanooga Cycleboats
Human peddling-powered boat that goes around the Tennessee River