22 spots with outdoor heated patios

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While we are definitely enjoying the abnormally warm weather at this time, winter is coming. No need to worry, the cooler weather doesn’t have to put a stop to enjoying the outdoors or exploring our city.

In yesterday’s newsletter, we gave some tips + recommendations on winter hiking in the area. Today, we’re rounding up a list of coffee shops, bars, and other restaurants with heated patios, so you can stay warm while enjoying your favorite spots.

☕ Coffee Shops

Be Caffeinated | NorthShore location, 14 W. Kent St. | Be Caffeinated has two large patios, one that is heated and plastic insulated + one with a fire pit.

Neidlov’s Cafe & Bakery | 215 E. Main St. | Grab a coffee + pastry and sit by the fire pit in the outside seating area to keep warm.

Rembrandt’s Coffee House | 204 High St. | A quaint spot in Chattanooga’s Bluff View Art District, the patio has a partially heated space for you to cozy up with your coffee.

🍺 Bars + Breweries

Terminal BrewHouse | 1464 Market St. | Terminal has several outdoor seating options, and the upper patio has several heaters to keep you toasty.

Flying Squirrel | 55 Johnson St. | The Flying Squirrel has a huge outdoor seating space, complete with multiple heaters and fire pits.

Pickle Barrel | 1012 Market St. | Climb up the winding staircase to sit at the rooftop bar that has heaters + plastic insulation. Grab a bite to eat and don’t forget the pickle back — don’t knock it until you try it.

State of Confusion | 301 E. Main St.| At State of Confusion, you’ll have a number of ways to stay warm outdoors with a large fire pit, several outdoor heaters, and winter igloos that can be reserved for 4-6 people.

Five Wits Brewing Company | 1501 Long St. | Try out one of the many craft beer options and sit in the outdoor patio with plenty of heaters to keep everyone warm.

Naked River Brewery | 1791 Reggie White Blvd. | Naked River Brewery’s outside seating features a couple of heaters along with its artificial grass + corn hole (so it feels like it’s always summer).

Exile Off Main Street | 1634 Rossville Ave. | This funky dive bar has fire pits, heaters, and music.

Hotel Indigo | 300 W. 6th St. | West Village’s stylish Hotel Indigo features two outdoor seating sections with heaters + a large fire pit for its bar.

HiFi Clyde’s | 122 W. Main St. | Clyde’s back area + outdoor seating area is enclosed and heated when the temperatures drop.

Feed Table & Tavern | 201 W. Main St. | The Tavern side of the restaurant has an outdoor patio with ceiling heaters + plastic insulation to keep you comfortable while enjoying your drinks.

Southside Social | 1818 Chestnut St. | Grab your friends for a night out with drinks + plenty of games at Southside Social. The downstairs patio has several stand up heaters around the seating area to keep you warm.

🍽️ Other Restaurants

STIR | 1444 Market St. | STIR’s outdoor seating area features a number of heaters + small fire pits so you won’t freeze.

Public House | 1110 Market St. | Public House’s outdoor patio has several table-side heaters available, so you can shop Warehouse Row + head out to the patio for some food.

Basecamp | 346 Frazier Ave. | Grab a seat with a riverside view while sitting at Basecamp’s patio with several heaters.

Café on the Corner | 826 Scenic Hwy. | Lookout Mountain’s Café on the Corner has several heaters at its mid-sized outdoor seating area + a stacked stone fire pit.

Stevarinos | 325 Cherokee Blvd. | Stevarinos on the Northshore will keep ya toasty with its outdoor standup heaters.

Main Street Meats | 217 E Main St. | Main Street Meats’ outdoor seating area currently features three heaters.

Alleia | 25 E. Main St. | The porch at Alleia’s is a covered, unique space that is enclosed and heated for the winter months.

Taco Mamacita | N. Market St. | A great place to bring the kiddos for lunch or dinner on their spacious, covered patio equipped with heaters to keep everyone warm.

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Kristen is based in Chattanooga, TN and has contributed to publications in DNAinfo, Gothamist, The Media Project, and Religion Unplugged. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Journalism and formerly served as the Publications Editor for Southeast TN Woman Magazine. She loves reading, having a good cup of coffee, and tending to her houseplants.
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