Whitebird

“The service was impeccable, and the food and drinks were delicious!”

Nicole Harper★★★★★

Perfect location to start the day exploring Chattanooga arts district. Welcoming, helpful staff and lovely environment to enjoy a tasty breakfast. It had been a long time since we’d had fried bologna, so I requested it as a replacement for my breakfast potatoes side for the vegetable and goat cheese omelette. The fresh fruit plate, drizzled with honey and sprinkled with toasty granola was refreshing. The fresh flowers on the table are a tasteful touch. Our waiter, Chase gave us great service and good suggestions for our walk—thru the sculpture garden, over the Veterans Bridge, past the interes

LaToya Howell★★★★★

Let me tell you about this location… first of all, I said Im looking for something different with some amazing flavors that would be unique, and Mr. Ben the mixologist presented me with a drink, called the Last Word. When I tell you, it was so amazing and so flavorful my husband had The Second in Walnut, we additionally had a couple of the shareables. They were all enough for us to both have plenty before our entree. I can’t say enough about the customer service and the atmosphere. While sitting there I witnessed Mr. Ben polishing the glasses, do you know how much it means to go into a restaur

Amanda Rominger★★★

Beautiful Spot for Brunch – But Be Ready to Wait White Birds is an absolutely stunning restaurant! My family and I chose it for our Easter brunch, and the ambiance did not disappoint—elegant decor, classy atmosphere, and fresh flowers on every table made it feel really special. However, I was surprised by how long the service took, especially since the restaurant was nearly empty. We waited about 20 minutes before anyone came to take our order, and I eventually had to ask another server for help. Our assigned waiter wasn’t very attentive, which was disappointing. That said, the food was won

Jonathan Durichek★★★★★

First of all, I would like to thank all the staff of Whitebird for the magical night for dinner. This restaurant is on the first floor of the Edwin Hotel right next to the Walnut Street bridge, Hunter Museum, and all the romantic spots in the art district. With this type of setting, you know the night will be magical. Extra points for whoever came up with the idea to out see through igloo"s just outside the restaurant patio next to the bridges. Yes, you are reading that correctly. You can spend a romantic dinner in a see-through igloo with white lights and all the night sky in an intimate, da