Warehouse Row

This place is awesome! I’ve lived here a year and didn’t even bother to check it out even though I knew about it. My mistake! Came here over the Thanksgiving holiday with my hubby and our guests. Super impressed! The inside is so cute and there are some really nice shops here. Plus — TUPELO! We also had a super friendly furry friend with us and he was able to walk around inside without anyone batting an eye. I really enjoyed our trip here and would definitely recommend!

I like to bring out of town friends and family here to impress them. I’m glad the tourists haven’t found it. It’s a beautifully restored multi-​story warehouse venue that showcases popular local retailers and restaurants on the first two levels. There is office space above that. Parking is Free for 2 hours, but it’s easy to get to and from on the free downtown shuttle stop at the Market Street curb.
There are a few national retailers like JCrew and Anthropologie, but the local businesses really shine. I’ve been to a couple of special events for the public, and they are always well organized and the food delicious. It’s fast and easy during the week to get in and out for lunch at Tupelo Honey Café. My parents love that place.

I’m not sure why people are giving the Warehouse Row bad reviews. If you don’t like something in it, give that business the review. The actual Warehouse Row is just a place for these unique businesses to go. The actual place is so wonderful to stroll through. I loved just walking through the place looking at the décor that are so well thought out. I like this place and not just for the free two hour parking, I didn’t even know there was that available because I walked. I think we should uplift places like this not tear them down. They are literally just housing other places.

I have to say that this is a great thing for the city. A cluster of shops and restaurants. I have been into 2 restaurants them being Public House and Tupelo Honey Café. Both were good one a lot better then the other. I did see a couple of shops I will go into at a later times thou.

I’ve enjoyed seeing this little development in downtown Chattanooga change, and still be around years after its inception as downtown continued to grow.
Nice shops — like the darling stationery store Shadowbox, a gem if you like paper of all kinds like I do — and some snazzy little shoe and womens’ clothing stores, as well as a few cozy (Tupelo Honey) or upscale (Public House and The Social, the adjacent bar) restaurants.
Note — there is 2-​hour free parking, which you enter on the Market St side, and you can also access it via the free shuttle that runs from the Choo Choo to the Aquarium (where you can get the North Shore bus that will take you just across the bridge or of course reverse that ride if you are coming from the south end of downtown to WR).

Over the years — stores come and go, but one thing remains: free two hour parking for Warehouse Row. How can you beat free parking? Yeah… that’s pretty much it.