Where to get soup in Chattanooga

Thaw out from the chilly weather with a bowl of warm soup.

NOOGAtoday | Wooden City soup

Get a load of that cheese pull.

‘Tis the season, soup season that is. There’s nothing quite like a big bowl of soup to keep you warm when it’s chilly outside. Here are seven Chattanooga spots with soup on the menu.

Wooden City
Try the French onion soup made with bone broth, sourdough croutons, melted Swiss, and aged balsamic.

Rembrandt’s Coffee House
We love the tomato artichoke soup, which pairs perfectly with the Say Cheese sandwich on sourdough.

Southern Star
You can’t go wrong with classics like Brunswick stew, broccoli cheese, and Italian vegetable soup.

Bluegrass Grill
This family-owned restaurant always has a homemade soup of the day that’s served with bread.

NOOGAtoday | Mezcla soup

Warm up on those chillier days with this spicy soup.

Mezcla Cocina Y Cantina
Try the Carne En Su Jugo — a spicy beef soup made with steak simmered in tomatillo salsa, pinto beans, bacon, cebollitas + chiles toreados.

Tremont Tavern
Who said a bowl of soup wasn’t the perfect side for a burger? See what the soup of the day is; if it’s the white bean with bacon soup, you can’t skip it.

Han-Mi
Order the Army Base Ramen, featuring marinated pork, tofu, baked beans, and a soft-boiled egg.

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