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18 Best Places to Eat in Chattanooga, Tennessee

ByPaige Watts

Chattanooga has a better food scene than it gets credit for. But I’m here to set the record straight: There are so many good restaurants in Chattanooga.

After plenty of weekend trips, day trips, and an almost week-long stay, I’ve definitely eaten my way around Chattanooga. I’ve tried casual spots, local favorites, and places that are a little more date-night-worthy. And there’s a wide variety here, too, from classic southern to Japanese izakaya to burgers.

You could easily leave Chattanooga with a very long list of restaurants you still want to try. These are the places to eat in Chattanooga that I recommend starting with.

Barbecue platter lined with black and white check paper holds a rack of ribs, two smoked chicken pieces, pulled pork, creamy macaroni and cheese, mashed sweet potatoes, and a small cup of sauce from Sticky Fingers Ribhouse in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The generous portions and mix of smoky meats and comfort sides make the meal feel hearty, messy, and built for a classic barbecue feast.

Best Restaurants in Chattanooga

1. Mayan Kitchen

Mexican, Latin American

Large white bowl holds creamy chicken stew with chunks of chicken, potatoes, and carrots beside a mound of seasoned rice, with a spoon resting in the bowl from Mayan Kitchen in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The minty iced drink and dim restaurant table setting make the meal feel warm, filling, and served for a relaxed dinner out.
Tall glass of a pale fizzy cocktail is packed with ice, mint leaves, and lime, with a fresh mint sprig rising above the rim beside a small vase of deep red roses on the table at Mayan Kitchen in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The glowing lamp and soft string lights in the background make the drink feel refreshing, romantic, and served in a cozy restaurant setting.
Large square plate holds three street tacos filled with different meats, alongside a bowl of reddish soup, shredded lettuce with pico de gallo, a lime wedge, and guacamole served in a crisp tortilla cup from Mayan Kitchen in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The extra salsa bowls and full spread make the meal feel like a colorful Mexican restaurant platter with plenty of sides and toppings.

Mayan Kitchen is an authentic Latin American restaurant serving up a mix of Guatemalan, Tex-Mex, Central American, and classic Mexican fare.

I’ve eaten here a couple times, and we always have great food and great service. One time, we were doted on by a server who was constantly coming by with an array of salsas for us to try.

I recommend the Pollo en Crema for a hearty and filling chicken dish. The tacos are also a classic choice. To drink, a classic Mojito is the way to go (as if I would order anything else at a Mexican restaurant).

507 Broad St, Chattanooga, TN 37402

2. Main Street Meats

Hand holds a clear boxed snack pack labeled "CHATTANOOGA MAIN STREET MEATS PROVISIONS," with small containers and charcuterie items visible inside against a brick walled café or market interior. The branded packaging and curated contents make it feel like a grab and go snack box from Main Street Meats in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Brown cardboard snack tray from Main Street Meats in Chattanooga, Tennessee holds slices of cured meat, small pickles, and several lidded condiment cups filled with mustard, pickled vegetables, and another creamy side, with a cold drink beside it on the table. The boxed presentation and mix of meats, pickles, and sauces make it feel like a compact charcuterie style lunch from a deli or butcher shop.
Modern butcher shop interior of Main Street Meats in Chattanooga, Tennessee with a long refrigerated meat case, customers at the counter, and shelves of liquor bottles lining the walls above. The bright display, chalkboard signs, and restaurant style seating make the space feel like a specialty market that also serves food and drinks.

Farm-to-Table Restaurant, Butcher Shop

Main Street Meats is a Michelin-recognized neighborhood butcher shop and meat-driven restaurant. They focus on whole-animal butchery and work with local farms that care about their animals and the environment.

What’s on the menu is dictated by what cuts they have and what’s seasonally available. Their offerings change constantly, so you can always return for something new and exciting.

When I visited, I picked up staples for a charcuterie board as part of a Chatt Taste Food Tour.

217 E Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37408

3. State of Confusion

Latin American, New Orleans

Wide white bowl is filled with a grain and vegetable salad topped with sliced grilled chicken, avocado, tomatoes, peppers, leafy greens, golden roasted squash, and bright pink radish slices from State of Confusion in Chattanooga, Tennessee . The colorful ingredients and char on the chicken make the dish feel fresh, balanced, and more substantial than a typical side salad.
Large black plate is loaded with chopped grilled chicken, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, and creamy green sauce, with roasted peppers, onions, zucchini, and potatoes on the side from State of Confusion in Chattanooga, Tennessee . The piled toppings make the dish feel hearty, colorful, and packed with flavor.
White cup filled with creamy tan ice cream sits on a saucer with three spoons, with a butterfly shape on the top from State of Confusion in Chattanooga, Tennessee . The simple tabletop presentation makes it feel like a rich scoop shop dessert meant to share.
Bright orange drink over ice sits in a glass printed "State of Confusion" with a black straw, on a restaurant table beside water glasses and a folded napkin. The vivid color and casual table setting make it feel like a refreshing Agua Fresca ordered with lunch at State of Confusion in Chattanooga, Tennessee .

State of Confusion is a Southside restaurant that lives up to its name with a mix of made-from-scratch dishes inspired by Latin America and New Orleans cuisines. The menu includes Peruvian ceviche bowls, wood-fired dishes from traditional Argentine grills, fresh seafood, and New Orleans-style favorites like po’boys.

When the weather is nice, I definitely recommend sitting on their patio and sipping a refreshing Strawberry Basil Agua Fresca.

To eat, get the Aji Chicken Bowl or the Stuffed Sweet Potato. For dessert, definitely try the Peruvian Lucuma Ice Cream.

301 E Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37408

4. Feed Table and Tavern

Farm-to-Table, Southern Comfort Food

Grilled chicken sandwich with melted cheese, tomato, red onion, and greens sits on a soft bun beside a pile of golden fries on a white rectangular plate from Feed Table and Tavern in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The casual pub table and chilled drink in the background make the meal feel like a hearty lunch or easy dinner out.
Frosted pint glass of pale yellow sparkling drink sits on top of a lunch menu that reads "The Feed Table and Tavern," with bubbles visible through the glass on a dark wooden table. The cold condensation and casual restaurant setting make the drink feel crisp, citrusy, and ordered with lunch at Feed Table and Tavern in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Feed Table and Tavern is a locally-owned neighborhood restaurant that serves farm-to-table favorites with a twist. The menu has a little bit of everything, from Southern-inspired entrees to salads, sandwiches, and weekend brunch.

The restaurant pays homage to the historic Chattanooga’s Seed-Feed Supply Co., whose old warehouse it occupies. They have a rustic tavern, an airy dining room with plenty of natural light, and a covered patio.

I recommend the Chicken Gilroy sandwich with their Beer Battered Fries. If you’re visiting for brunch, you’ll want to take advantage of their cheap mimosas special!

201 W Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37402

5. Urban Stack

Burgers, American

Metal tray lined with paper holds a cheeseburger topped with melted white cheese and chopped peppers beside a pile of golden fries, with a "Coca Cola" cup on the table behind it at Urban Stack in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The casual tray service and hearty burger and fries combo make the meal feel like classic burger joint comfort food.

Urban Stack is a favorite Downtown Chattanooga burger spot that all the locals recommend for the best burger in town. Their menu focuses on gourmet burgers with quality ingredients, creative combinations, and plenty of options that are good for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free people as well.

The restaurant sits in the old Southern Railway Baggage Building, the oldest freestanding building in Downtown Chattanooga. The historic space gives the restaurant a cozy neighborhood tavern feel.

You can make your burger your way, with options for Angus Beef, American Wagyu Beef, chicken breast, Beyond Meat, a lettuce wrap instead of a bun, a gluten-free bun, a whole wheat bun from Niedlov’s, or a regular bun. I recommend the Mushroom Melt Burger with House-Cut Fries.

12 W 13th St, Chattanooga, TN 37402

6. Attack of the Tatsu

Ramen, Japanese

Ramen bar glows under a ceiling packed with red paper lanterns printed with black characters, while diners sit at tables and a long counter facing the open kitchen at Attack of the Tatsu in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The crowded lanterns, exposed brick, and warm red light make the restaurant feel lively, atmospheric, and built around a dramatic noodle bar aesthetic.
Red paper lanterns hang from the ceiling above an exposed brick wall with a glowing sign that reads "DRINK SAKE STAY SOBA" at Attack of the Tatsu in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The warm lighting, wood slats, and lantern filled ceiling make the restaurant feel moody, stylish, and distinctly ramen bar inspired.
Black bowl of ramen with curly noodles is topped with fried cutlet, shredded white garnish, chopped green onions, pink pickled ginger, and halved soft boiled eggs, with a wooden spoon resting across the top at Attack of the Tatsu in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The warm amber lighting and layered toppings make the dish feel rich, comforting, and made for a cozy restaurant meal.

Attack of the Tatsu is Chattanooga’s own izakaya and ramen shop, serving Japanese-inspired dishes in a fun downtown setting that feels like you were just transported to Tokyo. Their menu centers around ramen, small plates, and late-night comfort food.

They have an outdoor patio, a small family-friendly dining room in the front, and a buzzy bar in the back that feels like an authentic izakaya. This is a popular late-night spot, so expect the bar to be busy well into the night.

I recommend the Tonkotsu Ramen, which is their signature. If you like a little spicier, others in my group enjoyed their Katsu Curry Ramen.

818 Georgia Ave Unit 118, Chattanooga, TN 37402

7. Amada Tapas & Wine

Spanish, Tapas

Creamy kale salad piled high on a square white plate is topped with grated cheese and chunky croutons on a wooden restaurant table at Amada Tapas & Wine in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The rich dressing and simple presentation make it feel like a fresh but hearty starter salad served before dinner.
Tall stemmed glass holds a pale pink cocktail over ice, garnished with fresh mint and a black straw, on a restaurant table with plates and diners blurred behind it at Amada Tapas & Wine in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The soft color, condensation, and lively dinner setting make the drink feel crisp, refreshing, and made for a social meal out.

Amada Tapas & Wine is a Spanish tapas and wine bar with traditional Spanish plates, curated wines, sangria, and cocktails. The restaurant is woman-owned, founded by a mother-daughter team.

The restaurant is small, cozy, and classy — a great option for a date night. Grab a glass of your favorite wine, and share a few small plates for an intimate dinner.

I stopped in for a cocktail and small bite and got a seasonal Paloma cocktail and the Kale Caesar Salad. Others in my group got the Tuna Tartare and the Shrimp Tacos, which also looked good.

1413 Chestnut St, Chattanooga, TN 37402

8. Southern Star

Southern Comfort Food, Takeaway

Divided cafeteria plate holds mashed potatoes with gravy, steamed broccoli, cheesy chicken and rice casserole, and a few fried chicken bites with a cup of white dipping sauce, with a can of "Coca Cola Original Taste" beside it at Southern Star in Chattanooga, Tennessee . The red checkered tablecloth and simple portions make the meal feel like a casual comfort food lunch.

Southern Star is my favorite budget-friendly Chattanooga restaurant. This family-owned spot serves made-from scratch Southern comfort food and takeaway options for a super easy and affordable lunch.

During lunch, they offer buffet-style hot bar where you can build your own blue plate full of items like fried chicken, chicken and rice, steamed vegetables, mashed potatoes, and more. They also have a deli and cold salad bar, soup, and dessert. You build your plate, and it’s priced by weight.

They also have takeaway dinners and sides, made fresh and ready for you to reheat at home.

This was a cheap and easy option for me for lunch since I don’t always eat a ton mid-day. My plate of fried chicken, chicken and rice casserole, steamed broccoli, and mashed potatoes with gravy was less than $10.

1300 Broad St #300, Chattanooga, TN 37402

9. Niedlov’s Cafe & Bakery

Bakery, Cafe

Paige, smiling and with long dark hair and glasses, poses indoors at Niedlov's Cafe & Bakery in Chattanooga, Tennessee by a window while holding a long pastry wrapped in paper and a brown shopping bag. Her excited expression and casual selfie angle make the moment feel playful, like she just picked up a favorite bakery treat.
Hand holds a long pointed loaf wrapped in paper printed "Niedlov’s Bakery & Café" and tied with blue twine, with the golden crust peeking out from the top. The branded wrap and bakery shelves in the background make it feel like a freshly bought artisan loaf ready to take home from Niedlov's Cafe & Bakery in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Busy bakery counter at Niedlov's Cafe & Bakery in Chattanooga, Tennessee shows customers ordering beneath chalkboard menus, with loaves, baguettes, pastries, and drinks displayed across shelves and cases. The open layout, high ceilings, and crowd at the counter make the space feel like a lively neighborhood bakery worth stopping into.

Niedlov’s Cafe & Bakery is an independent artisan bakery and cafe that is known for their fresh-baked breads, pastries, breakfast plates, sandwiches, and coffee. They’re a James Beard Semi-Finalist and a Chattanooga favorite, and you’ll even find their sourdough used in local restaurants all around the city.

They have a breakfast menu of pastries, sandwiches, quiche, and breakfast plates. For lunch, they serve up sandwiches. On Fridays for dinner, it’s always pizza night.

When I visited, I picked up a fresh Rustic Sourdough Baguette as part of a Chatt Taste Food Tour. If you’re a sweets fan, I hear great things about their pastries and desserts, too.

215 E Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37408

10. Frothy Monkey

Coffee, Breakfast

Iced green matcha latte in a clear plastic cup sits on a marble café counter beside a small glass vase of pale pink flowers at Frothy Monkey in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The soft café setting and creamy matcha color make the drink feel fresh, calming, and perfect for a quiet coffee shop stop.

Frothy Monkey is a coffee shop and cafe located inside the historic Chattanooga Choo Choo. They serve coffee, breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, and even have a full bar with beer, wine, and cocktails.

Their menu has coffee, tea, all-day brunch, burgers, sandwiches, and salads.

I didn’t try the food here, but their Matcha Latte was delicious.

1400 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402

11. Scottie’s on The River

Seafood, Riverfront

Square white plate holds two thick bacon topped Eggs Benedict layered with poached eggs and creamy sauce beside a bowl of cheesy grits at Scotties on The River in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The rich toppings and steak knife on the plate make the meal feel hearty, savory, and built for a filling brunch.
Fried chicken biscuit sandwich sits beside a small black skillet of cheesy hash browns topped with sliced green onions on a large square plate at Scotties on The River in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The overhead view highlights the crisp golden chicken, melted cheddar, and syrup on the plate, making the brunch feel rich and comforting.
Large white plate holds a fried chicken biscuit sandwich drizzled with syrup beside a small cast iron dish of cheesy hash brown casserole topped with sliced green onions at Scotties on The River in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The golden crust, melted cheese, and breakfast style plating make the meal feel indulgent, savory, and perfect for brunch.
Square white plate holds grilled shrimp, a pile of thick cut fries, a lemon slice, a ramekin of red cocktail sauce, and a small side of creamy coleslaw at Scotties on The River in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The simple seafood platter presentation makes the meal feel casual, fresh, and easy to eat for lunch or dinner.
Square plate holds grilled shrimp with charred edges, a small cup of red cocktail sauce, a ramekin of creamy slaw, and a black oval skillet filled with cheesy hash browns topped with sliced green onions from Scotties on The River in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The mix of seafood, rich potatoes, and bright sauces makes the meal feel hearty and casual, like a comfort food plate with a Southern twist.

Scottie’s on The River is a casual restaurant on the Tennessee River serving up seafood, steaks, cocktails, and classic American dishes. The restaurant is located in the SpringHill Suites Chattanooga Downtown/Cameron Harbor.

Grab a seat in their open-air, covered dining room or on the patio for brunch, lunch, or dinner with a scenic river view.

From the brunch menu, I recommend the Chicken Biscuit or The Benedict with Steak, with hashbrown casserole or cheddar bacon jalapeno grits for a side. From the lunch menu, I recommend the Grilled Shrimp Plate or the Blackened Shrimp Plate with fries.

491 Riverfront Pkwy, Chattanooga, TN 37402

12. TailGate Brewery Chattanooga

Bar Food, Pizza

Thin crust pizza topped with melted cheese, sliced tomatoes, and crumbled sausage sits on a wooden table beside a bowl of sweet potato fries at TailGate Brewery in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The browned bubbly cheese and casual pub style setting make the meal feel hearty, shareable, and made for a relaxed night out.

TailGate Brewery Chattanooga is an off-shoot of the beloved Nashville brewery, located in a historic building next to the Chattanooga Choo Choo.

They have some craft beers brewed here in Chattanooga, and the rest are brewed at their Nashville locations.

Their menu has a little bit of everything, from loaded fries to specialty pizzas, and salads to sandwiches. I recommend the Garlic White Sauce craft pizza.

1464 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37408

13. High Rail Rooftop Bar

Rooftop Bar, American

Three soft tacos are packed with seasoned grilled shrimp and topped with avocado slices, diced tomato, chopped onion, crumbled white cheese, and a drizzle of white sauce, with a lime wedge on the plate at High Rail Rooftop Bar in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The loaded toppings and close restaurant plating make the meal feel fresh, messy, and full of flavor.

High Rail Rooftop Bar is the rooftop bar at The Chattanoogan Hotel serving a menu of regionally-inspired favorites, plus cocktails, wine, and beer. Be sure to check out their Happy Hour because they have some great deals.

This 2nd floor rooftop has a cozy outdoor terrace that overlooks the hotel’s parklike setting, which makes for a quiet and relaxing evening getaway. They have a menu of brick oven pizza, appetizers, and a small selection of bar-food mains.

I recommend the Cajun Shrimp Tacos. My friend had their Smoky Mountain Pizza, and it also looked delicious.

1201 Broad St, Chattanooga, TN 37402

14. Iris Rooftop Bar

Rooftop Bar

Three glossy fried chicken pieces coated in dark sauce sit on lettuce leaves in a shallow bowl, with a small metal cup of sliced pickles on the side at Iris Rooftop Bar in Chattanooga, Tennessee . The crisp texture, sticky glaze, and moody restaurant lighting make the dish feel like a rich shareable appetizer.
Oval white plate lined with kimchi holds a row of plump dumplings topped with black sesame seeds and microgreens, with dark green sauce dotted along the side. The glossy wrappers and colorful garnishes make the dish feel like a polished appetizer served for sharing at Iris Rooftop Bar in Chattanooga, Tennessee .
Long wooden boards are lined with pieces of bruschetta topped with pale white bean hummus, roasted broccolini, and soft white cheese, arranged on a buffet table near stacked plates at Iris Rooftop Bar in Chattanooga, Tennessee . The sign reading "Broccoli Bruschetta" and the neat catering setup make the appetizers feel prepared for a polished event or reception.
Coupe glass filled with a vivid purple cocktail sits on a gray and white marble bar top, with a small lemon twist floating at the edge from Iris Rooftop Bar in Chattanooga, Tennessee . The striking color and elegant glassware make the drink feel polished, playful, and made to stand out.

Iris Rooftop Bar is a stylish rooftop bar on top of The Waymark in Downtown Chattanooga. It’s probably the best rooftop in the city for views since they have an outdoor patio that wraps around 3 sides of the building.

I visited during the afternoon and at night for two different experiences. In the afternoon, you can enjoy a glass of wine while soaking in the sunshine. In the evening, try to make it for sunset and then enjoy cooler nighttime temps and a buzzy party vibe.

I recommend the Chicken Karaage, Laos Style chicken Potstickers, Charcuterie Board, and Broccolini Bruschetta to eat. To drink, the Neon Skyline is a fun color-changing cocktail.

736 Broad St 11th Floor, Chattanooga, TN 37402

15. The Playlist

Dinner Show, Italian

Textured glass of a pink cocktail over ice is garnished with a blackberry and straw, sitting on a dark table beside a menu embossed "The Playlist" under vivid purple blue lounge lighting. The glowing neon ambiance makes the drink feel stylish, moody, and made for a night out at The Playlist in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
White plate holds a mound of spaghetti topped with sauce beside several pieces of fried chicken in dim amber restaurant lighting at The Playlist in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The low light and simple plating make the meal feel like a casual comfort food dinner.
Groups of people sit in dark booth seating inside a nightclub style lounge lit with purple and blue stage lights, while a large screen on the wall displays a playlist with songs like "Waterfalls" and "Lose Yourself" at The Playlist in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The moody lighting, drinks on the tables, and small stage in the background make the space feel lively and built for music or a social night out.

The Playlist is a dinner-and-entertainment experience where your servers get on stage and lip-sync to a playlist you pick. And you can get on stage yourself as well! It’s a lot more interesting than a traditional restaurant.

The food menu is Italian-focused and the drinks menu is music-themed. You can purchase show tickets and buy your meal a la carte, or you can get a Dinner Package ticket that comes with garlic bread, salad, your choice of entree, and a soft drink.

I recommend the Spaghetti and the Garlic Knots. They even let my friend order off the kids’ menu, which was a great deal — Chicken Tenders with a side of Spaghetti for cheap, and there was enough food to bring home leftovers.

100 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402

16. The Chattanooga Market

Food Trucks, Farmers’ Market

Stack of silver dollar pancakes in a white paper tray is topped with glossy blueberries, powdered sugar, and a pale sweet glaze dripping over the sides from Pancake Daddy's at The Chattanooga Market in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The close up view makes the bite sized pancakes feel soft, sugary, and made for a festival or market breakfast treat.
Hand holds a large plastic cup of amber iced tea with a blue straw in front of a trailer marked "Front Porch Sweet Tea Co" and the words "ICE COLD SOUTHERN" and "DRINK SWEET." The branded backdrop and clear cup of tea make the photo feel like a quick stop for a classic Southern sweet tea at The Chattanooga Market in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Crowded outdoor walkway at The Chattanooga Market in Chattanooga, Tennessee is lined with food trucks and white vendor tents, with people browsing booths selling clothing and other goods under a cloudy sky. The busy scene and "FOOD CITY" sign in the background make it feel like a lively street fair with both local shopping and food.
Large covered market hall at The Chattanooga Market in Chattanooga, Tennessee is filled with vendor tents and shoppers, with produce tables, handmade goods, and signs stretching down the center aisle beneath steel beams and high windows. The "FIRST HORIZON" banners overhead and "Chattanooga Market" sign on the brick wall make the scene feel like a busy indoor farmers market on a weekend morning.

The Chattanooga Market is a free, seasonal open-air market with local vendors, makers, live music, produce, and food trucks. There are so many food truck and local vendor options that it’s a great place to grab a snack or lunch.

The market is open every Sunday from April through November.

I recommend the Peach Tea from Front Porch Sweet Tea Co. and the Blueberry Lemon Mini Pancakes from Pancake Daddy’s.

1801 Reggie White Blvd, Chattanooga, TN 37408

17. Clumpies Ice Cream Co.

Ice Cream, Dessert

Small foam tray holds several scoops of ice cream in different pale flavors, including vanilla and a light brown scoop with chocolate flecks, with a white plastic spoon tucked into the back from Clumpies Ice Cream Co in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The sampler style serving on a clean marble table makes it feel like an ice cream tasting with multiple flavors to compare.

Clumpies Ice Cream Co. is a local Chattanooga ice cream shop serving small-batch ice cream in classic and seasonal flavors. It’s a local favorite and a must-stop at least once on your visit (but no one’s judging if you stop multiple times!).

I recommend doing the flight of 6 flavors. They definitely don’t skimp on the scoops, either, so maybe share with a friend or two!

They have so many delicious flavors. A few of my favorites are the Butter Pecan, Cookie Dough, Cookies & Cream, Pralines & Cream, Mint Chocolate Chunk, Chocolate PB Cookies, and Blackberry Mojito.

Southside: 1401 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402

Northshore: 26 Frazier Ave B, Chattanooga, TN 37405

18. Bleu Fox Cheese Shop

Cheese, Sandwiches

A crisp cannoli shell filled with pale sweet cream is tucked into a blue patterned paper liner, with mini chocolate chips clustered at the open ends. The flaky pastry and close up presentation make the dessert feel rich, handheld, and perfect for a bakery treat at Bleu Fox Cheese Shop in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Open compostable takeout box labeled "Picnic Cheese Plate" holds a small assortment of cheeses, olives, cherry tomatoes, nuts, jam, and crackers tucked into paper liners from Bleu Fox Cheese Shop in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The compact presentation makes it feel like a curated snack box or mini charcuterie plate packed for an easy picnic or tasting.
Cheese case at Bleu Fox Cheese Shop in Chattanooga, Tennessee displays wedges and rounds labeled with handwritten cards including "Robiola Bosina," "Taleggio," "Rockets Robiola," "St. Stephen," "Mini Harbison," and "Jasper Hills," with prices per pound or each listed on the signs. The glass case and detailed labels make the scene feel like a specialty cheese counter meant for slow browsing and careful selection.

Bleu Fox Cheese Shop is a specialty cheese shop offering artisan cheeses, charcuterie, wine, and gourmet pantry items. They also have a menu of sandwiches, salads, and sharable cheese plates and a cafe in the store where you can enjoy them.

This a great stop for picnic supplies (I visited on a picnic crawl with Chatt Taste Food Tours), a snack, or putting together a Chattanooga-inspired board to enjoy later.

When I visited, I picked up a small cheese plate for a charcuterie board as part of a Chatt Taste Food Tour, with a couple cheeses, nuts, pickled veggies, and a fruit spread. They also had delicious cannoli.

324 E Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37408

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I hope you have a great meal at these delicious restaurants in Chattanooga, Tennesseee!

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Paige

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Paige Watts is a travel expert and author of What's With Atlanta?, a guide to the quirks and charm of the ATL. A life-long traveler, Paige is dedicated to helping you discover the best things to do in the Southern USA and around the world. Her work has been featured in The Culture Trip, Matador, Newsbreak, MSN, NPR, and countless other interviews and podcasts.

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