Knoxville Igloos

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Cold weather doesn’t mean the end of patio season at some Knoxville restaurants and breweries. Downtown patrons can now enjoy a cozy igloo complete with heaters. The igloo trend began in large cities partly due to the pandemic, allowing people to eat at a restaurant and stay socially distant at the same time.

Knoxville IgloosSoon it became clear there was more to love about the igloos than just the ability to stay six feet apart. Diners love the ambiance and novelty. Restaurants love the extra business when patios and rooftops would normally be closed for the winter months. Knoxville Moms has put together this list of area restaurants and breweries where you can have your own igloo experience!

Knoxville Igloos

Balter Beer Works
100 Broadway Southwest
Knoxville, TN 37902
(865) 999-5015

Igloos first-come, first-serve. No extra fee.


Five Thirty Lounge at Hyatt Place
530 South Gay Street
Knoxville, TN 37902
(865) 544-9977

Igloos require a $300 minimum on food and beverages. The party size can range from one to eight people. Igloos can be reserved in two-hours increments. 


The Old Mill Pottery House Café
3341 Old Mill Street
Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
(865) 453-6002

Reserve your private igloo at The Pottery House Cafe for the ultimate winter dining experience. Igloos are available now through February and seat up to six adults comfortably. A full menu and beverage service is available in the igloos. A non-refundable $25 fee is due upon arrival at the Cafe. Late arrivals do not extend dining time. Igloo reservations can be made here.


Schulz Brau Brewing
126 Bernard Avenue
Knoxville, TN 37917
(800) 245-9764

Igloos first-come, first-serve. No extra fee.


Festive Dining Alternatives

Point B Knoxville
1029 Ebenezer Road
Knoxville, TN 37923
(865) 312-9590

Enjoy dinner in the festive and heated tent on Point B’s patio. Personal blankets are also provided. Reservations are recommended.


Miracle in the Old City
Brother Wolf
108 West Jackson Avenue #1
Knoxville, TN 37902
(865) 247-4729

“Miracle” is taking over Brother Wolf this holiday season. The Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar serves creative holiday cocktails in a festive setting. Seating is first come first serve. Enjoy “Miracle” while it lasts! Brother Wolf returns on January 2nd. 


Nama Izakaya
141 South Gay Street
Knoxville, TN 37902
(865) 800-6262

This Japanese-style Christmas pop-up bar is brought to you by the people behind the Nama Collective restaurants. Expect festive decor, shareable plates and interesting cocktails. Reservations are recommended.

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Beth Wilkin-Waldmann
I’m a former TV news producer turned stay-at-home mom to my daughter Madeline and son Bennett. While I may stay at home, Madeline, Bennett and I are always on the go exploring Knoxville and making new friends. I'm a coffee addict, book lover, fashion-phile, occasional cook and bargain hunter. My guilty pleasures include Pinterest and bad reality TV. I believe a sense of humor is an essential survival skill. And--lucky me--my funny husband Andy always keeps me laughing. Follow me on Knoxville Moms as I chronicle this challenging and rewarding adventure we call motherhood!

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