Wanderlinger Brewing Company, a local brewery known for its "art-forward atmosphere and craft beer creativity," announced is reopening at a new home inside the historic Chattanooga Choo Choo at 55 Station St., the old Songbirds location.
Previously located at King Street Station for their first six years, Wanderlinger has relocated to the heart of Chattanooga’s Station Street entertainment district, surrounded by venues like Stir, Frothy Monkey, Gate 11, Nic and Normans, The Signal, The Comedy Catch, Boneyard, Tailgate Brewing, Elsie's Daughter and Reagans Bar. The new location blends Wanderlinger’s signature brews and creative culture with one of the city’s most recognized landmarks, officials said.
“The Choo Choo is one of the most vibrant places in Chattanooga, and it felt like the perfect fit for Wanderlinger’s next chapter,” said Mike Dial, founder of Wanderlinger Brewing Company. “We’re excited to be back, connecting with the community and continuing to celebrate the craft beer, events, and art scene that makes this city so special.”
The new Wanderlinger taproom features a full selection of its fan-favorite beers along with limited releases and rotating seasonal taps. The space will continue to serve as a hub for local live music, local art, and community events—hallmarks of the brewery’s original mission. With a focus on collaboration and creativity, Wanderlinger aims to once again be a gathering place for locals and visitors alike, said officials.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Wanderlinger to the Chattanooga Choo Choo," said Michael Grote, assistant vice president of investments at Northpond Partners. "Their vibrant energy, artistic spirit, and deep connection to the community make them a perfect fit for this iconic space. The response from the public has been overwhelmingly positive, and we’re excited to see how they help shape the next chapter of the Choo Choo’s story.”
The grand re-opening will be held June 13-15, featuring live music, local art, and food all weekend long.