Deluxe Grill And Tap

No Longer In Business

The quality of the Chattanooga brewpub and bar selection has improved dramaticly in the last two years and this location is a good example. Clean remodeled building with tables in front and bar in the back left. Great tap selection. Good food with first class onion rings. Freindly staff with good beer knowledge. Thank you for hosting Noogfest High 5. I will return soon.

Stopped by for a long afternoon and evening for ‘Noog 5. Given the size of the bar I was very surprised that they were as accommodating as they were. Narrow facility with a long bar. We took up the entire front of the building and the first section of the bar from 3pm-??. Comfortable place with a decent tap selection going on. The food looked good but I did not eat. Prices all seemed in line with ever where else in the Noog. Again, I have nothing but good things to say about the ownership and management of this place. They were very accommodating to us and those of you who are in the area should throw some patronage their way.

Very generous of them to open to us for Noogfest. The bar was large and open inside with lots of good southern micros on tap. I was certainly impressed with the tap selection and the lack of macros. Funny to still see guys drinking Bud Light bottles with all the good stuff on tap. I tried a couple of draft beers and I liked the prices. I was also able to eat a couple different things and the food was solid. Certainly worth a stop if in Chattanooga, these guys are really making an effort to be a good beer bar.

At the noogfest. Cool medium sized bar. Only 1 single male and female bathroom, so lines can get long in the late hours when it’s busy. Pretty cool place to hang out with lots of eye candy. Good neighborhood to barhop. Best onion rings I’ve ever had. Smoking allowed when they open the front wall at night. Not overpriced. Fun bartenders. I’d go back.

Hosted Noogfest High 5. This place was great. Spacious well laid out bar in a small storefront. Service was very accomodating given how many people we had. Their tap list and two beer engines had a wide selection. The food was incredible and cheap. Will definitely go ahead when I get back to the Noog.

This is an awesome addition to downtown Chattanooga. The place has a simple vibe with sparse decor and brick walls. A few flat screen TV’s, a jukebox, and a game machine at the bar make this feel right in line with some of the sports bars in the area. What sets this place apart is the beer list. There is a sizeable list of taps with many regional and local micros. At $4 a pint, this bar competes with anyone in the area for value. High alcohol pints are only $4.50 a pint which is very rare to find anywhere in the whole state. The food menu could not be simpler. I had a hot buffalo chicken sandwich. It tasted pretty good, filled me up, and was only $6.95 with a side of house cooked potato chips. I’ll be back.

This is a new bar in Chattanooga opened a little over a month ago and will host Noogfest this year. The place has a sixties feel to it but is completely remodled. The tap selection only includes 3-4 swills the rest are micros and imports. The owner Chip said he wants to focus more on local micros which is awesome. The staff is friendly, the prices are very reasonable with almost any pint at $4, swill at $2 if that’s your thing. I’ve not tried the food yet but will update my rating when I do. Overall a hell of a place to hang out and have a few.