STIR is a bar in Southside, Chattanooga.
Editorially verified August 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Food program: Full seafood kitchen
Guided tour · 3 hours
Discover the flavors of Chattanooga on a food tour of the Southside neighborhood. Learn about the history of the area and the food from a trained guide.
1 hour
Learn how to make a cocktail from a professional bartender in Chattanooga. Enjoy a fun and interactive experience with a small group.
Guided tour · 3 hours
Discover the flavors of Chattanooga on a guided food tour of the downtown district. Savor the flavors of the city as you enjoy a variety of dishes at up to four curate...
Address: 1444 Market Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402
Westbound Honky-Tonk brings line dancing and country bands to Station Street in Chattanooga's Southside on weekends, boots-on and loud on purpose.
DrinkLongnecks and whiskey shots
FoodNone; eat on Station Street first
TipFree line-dancing lessons Thursday at 20:00; Friday and Saturday it runs to 03:00, among the latest closes in the city.
The Rosecomb is the neighbourhood bar Chattanooga's Riverview didn't know it needed, cocktails, unusual wines and Appalachian plates in a cottage.
DrinkCraft cocktails and Tennessee beers
FoodKitchen to 22:00
TipMonday is industry night with 30 percent off for bar and restaurant staff; Wednesday is burger and pint night.
The Bitter Alibi stacks three storeys of dive-bar comfort in an old house on Houston Street in Chattanooga, cocktails and late plates until midnight.
DrinkHouse cocktails and cheap pours
FoodKitchen until late
TipThe third floor hosts the Dilemma cocktail bar, Thursday to Sunday from 18:00; the porch is the best seat in the house.
Whiskey Thief keeps 100 whiskeys behind Chattanooga's first rooftop cocktail lounge, on top of the Edwin Hotel with Walnut Street Bridge views.
DrinkTennessee whiskey flights
FoodRooftop small plates
TipThe roof opens at 14:00 on Saturday and Sunday and at 16:00 the rest of the week; for a daytime meal, brunch is downstairs at Whitebird.
Pickle Barrel has poured from a century-old flatiron wedge on Market Street since 1982, Chattanooga's definitive late-night dive with a roof deck.
DrinkRotating craft drafts
FoodBurgers and fried pickles to close
TipStrictly 21 and over at all times. The wedge-shaped roof deck is the best people-watching perch downtown.
Westbound Honky-Tonk brings line dancing and country bands to Station Street in Chattanooga's Southside on weekends, boots-on and loud on purpose.
DrinkLongnecks and whiskey shots
FoodNone; eat on Station Street first
TipFree line-dancing lessons Thursday at 20:00; Friday and Saturday it runs to 03:00, among the latest closes in the city.
JJ's Bohemia anchors Chattanooga's MLK corridor with indie, punk and hip-hop shows in a 150-capacity room where touring acts meet local bands.
DrinkCheap cans between sets
FoodNone
TipCheck the calendar first; most nights are ticketed shows with doors around 20:00 and the room sells out for touring acts.
