Food

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Several coffee shops are offering deals on seasonal sips and pastries this week.
Go bargain hunting with our Chattanooga happy hour guide, which highlights drink specials and food discounts throughout the city.
We’re taking you all on a journey through where you can find flavors of the world to add to your home-cooked dishes.
Johnny Ringo’s brings bold bites to Dayton Boulevard, while Clever Alehouse adds daily lunch service.
Why choose just one thing when you can really sample your options? Multiple Chattanooga spots are leveling up menus with curated flights.
Chattanooga Taco Week will make your grocery list shorter.
Don’t just pick a spot with pancakes and eggs — pick the spot that’s perfect for your gathering with this guide that includes menu recommendations, brunch categories, and beyond.
Is the Chattanooga heat getting the best of you? Check out these local treats to help you cool down.
The week-long celebration will offer $5 treats from small businesses in the city, including coffee, smoothies, and ice cream.
The month-long event will focuse on highlighting meatless meals with exclusive menu items at 17 restaurants around the city.
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