The 3rd Deck Burger Bar

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  This is a funky bar on the 3rd floor deck of an old riverboat in Chattanooga.  
  
  Most of the indoor seating is big comfy leather furniture that you can definitely fall into and fall asleep in.  There are 6 seating areas that all focus on their own TV's.  In the middle of the room are a few 4-seater tables.  Around the outside of main seating area are game areas.  And outside there is a deck with additional seating.  The bar itself is small with 4 or 5 seats.  
  
  I didn't try the burgers.  I was just killing time before a dinner cruise but I did sample the beer.  Not much to say about the beer.  It's all bottled with selections from the usual big 3 to Lagunitas and a few other national craft beers.
  
  The bartenders were very friendly but they kept waking me up asking me if I needed anything.  lol.  Maybe they should reconsider that comfy furniture to prevent people like me from falling asleep.

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  Posted on 06.02.13 Jeff S.

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  We had a fantastic experience tonight!! We were a little worried when it was so empty... But we quickly realized it is a hidden gem!! The food was fantastic, the service was great and the kids had a blast playing air hockey and fooseball!! And to top it off... They gave us a golf cart ride back to the parking lot!!! Definitely recommend this place!!

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  Posted on 01.07.13 Ashlie R.

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  The 3rd Deck Burger Bar (3DBB) is housed on the 3 deck of Pier 2.  Pier 2 is an elegant former casino boat and home of the Southern Belle Riverboat, a Chattanooga tradition. While the main deck houses offices and a gift shop the 2nd is a banquet hall and the roomy 3rd deck is full on leather sofas each with it's own big screen TV.  It's the perfect place to watch the game or just hang out with friends.  While the menu has other items it is the 3rd Deck BURGER BAR and the care in making the signature item is obvious.  This half pound Angus beef burger is served with a side of skin on fries and a unmatched view of the Tennessee River.

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  Posted on 01.31.12 Thomas O.

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