Hi-Fi Clydes

Chattanooga


The vibe is festive at this corner bar, where you can play ping pong, catch live music on Friday and Saturday nights or just kick it with friends on the couches that anchor the place. The beer list is light on craft brews, but it does serve whiskey sours made with Chattanooga Whiskey and Bloody Marys mixed with moonshine and vodka.


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