Creature Comforts Brewing Co. opened a beer garden by the new Chattanooga Lookouts stadium in the Foundries District. It is in the former U.S. Pipe foundry building .next to Erlanger Park. The regulatory board of Chattanooga approved a consumer/carryout beer license for the business. It will feature a full lineup of the brewery’s core, seasonal and limited release beers It will be open most game days and weekends and for special events and is expected to help activate the area around the new venue.

Chattanooga Concessions & Catering, 2632 Pipe Way will be adding beer to its offerings after it was approved for a consumer beer license by the city’s regulatory board. This business provides concession services at Warner Park and Summit Park in Ooltewah as well as catering for local events and festivals.

Attack of the Tatsu, a Japanese restaurant located at 818 Georgia Ave. in the Tomorrow Building at Patten Parkway, will be selling beer along with cocktails after receiving a beer license. The restaurant serves Japanese fare, has outdoor seating and does not accept reservations. It is open daily from 11 a.m. until 12 a.m. and the menu features ramen, katsu and other Japanese fare.

Jenni’s Seafood, 6011 Chesterton Way in Ooltewah, in Cambridge Square, has received a consumer beer permit to be able to sell beer to accompany the fresh seafood that it sources each day.