Posted in Tennessee
May 19, 2018
This Ridiculously Scenic Waterfront Restaurant In Tennessee Is A Seafood Paradise
You may feel like a waterfront restaurant in scenic Chattanooga, Tennessee isn’t hard to come by — and it’s really not. But a beautifully decorated waterfront restaurant that serves delicious meals atop a stunning outdoor patio? That is difficult to find yourself. Which is why we’re here — and why you should experience the Boathouse Rotisserie & Raw Bar in Chattanooga before all the tourists find it in time for summer. We’ll see you there!
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Chattanooga's Boathouse Rotisserie & Raw Bar is known amongst locals for its easy atmosphere and kind service that is served alongside orders of oysters and fresh juice cocktails.
It's located along the wildly popular Riverwalk, at just under two miles from the Chattanooga hotel district tucked in the heart of downtown. If the weather is nice enough, you can catch sunsets like these on your walk to dinner.
The Boathouse itself is known for its gorgeous outdoor seating area and unique menu. Looking for oysters? It's one of the best known oyster bars in not only the city but the surrounding geographical area.
We'd also recommend you indulge in a Bloody Mary or your favorite cocktail from the full bar — everything is made by hand and tastes fresh and strong.
If you're looking to experience the raw bar, we'd highly recommend not only the Chesapeake Bay Oysters but the steamed clams served with garlic butter and sourdough. Yum!
The appetizers may sound even more delectable, with everything from Jumbo Lump Crabmeat Cocktail to smoked pork nachos and truffle mushrooms served with a side of horseradish sauce.
You can bulk up the middle of your meal with anything from Voodoo Chicken to grilled shrimp or any number of fresh salads. The rotisserie smoked brisket is also all sorts of dreamy, as is the wood grilled ribeye.
You can sign up on the BoathouseChattanooga.Com website for updates and specials, which we'd highly recommend. Daily specials can range anywhere from $$$ off of a regular menu item to half price oysters.
You can visit for yourself at 1459 Riverside Dr. in Chattanooga, Tennessee, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
You can continue to explore your Tennessee palate with a visit to one of these little-known food festivals throughout the state. How many have you checked off your bucket list?
