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Coffee shop patios and parks for working outside in Chattanooga, TN

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It’s Friday, the rain has cleared, and we’re looking forward to a beautiful weekend in Nooga. ☀️

We rounded up some spots that are perfect for packing up your laptop and sending those end-of-week emails from under the sun. 👇

Five coffee shops with patios

Two parks

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  • Coolidge Park, 150 River St. | Park on the Northshore with restaurants + coffee shops nearby | Sit at one of the picnic tables or make your own spot by the river — when you need a coffee break or some grub, check out Stone Cup or Cashew.
  • Miller Plaza + Park, 850 Market St. | Central park in downtown Chattanooga with a covered pavilion | You can pick between shade and sun in this location and enjoy various restaurants within walking distance + try this monthly networking event.

One bonus

  • Common House, 1517 Mitchell Ave. | Membership-only — members can bring up to 3 friends | Work from the rooftop terrace, a cabana beside the pool, or on the lawn with coffee, drinks, and food at your fingertips.

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