Milk & Honey absolutely lived up to the hype. We went for breakfast, and despite the fact that they…read moredon't take reservations, we didn't have to wait at all which already felt like a small miracle. Our server Katie was fantastic. Since it was our first visit and everything on the menu spoke to us, she helped steer us in the right direction. I ended up ordering the pistachio croissant, and honestly... I'd go back for that alone. It was warm, huge by croissant standards, and absolutely heavenly. I even grabbed another one to take home because Future Me deserved a little happiness too. We also tried the raspberry lemon danish, which was a delicious combo, but the pistachio croissant stole the show without breaking a sweat. We started with the poutine, and while it wasn't the traditional version I've had before, it was incredible. Instead of cheese curds blocks, it came with pulled pork and melted cheese, and somehow it just worked. Comfort food with a little Southern flair. For breakfast, we had the ham and cheese omelet with breakfast potatoes. It was exactly what you want it to be--classic, satisfying, and impossible to regret if that's your usual order. I also tried the Liquid Gold juice. Their juice selection is impressive, but I may have accidentally found my forever order on the first try. It was so refreshing, with just a hint of ginger. For a hot drink, I highly recommend the London fog. I'm not usually a tea fan but if you don't want coffee, this is an excellent option. Before we left, we picked up some of their salted caramels to go, and they make the perfect little gift... assuming you have enough self-control not to eat them all in the car. The vibe here is upscale southern diner. One of the signs on the wall said, "All are welcome, but you need to act right," and honestly, that's the kind of life advice we could all use. I also really appreciated that parking was free. In Chattanooga these days it's hard finding a place where you don't have to scan a QR code, download an app, and pay to park just to eat. Great food, great atmosphere, great service. Milk & Honey is absolutely worth a visit...and if you're debating the pistachio croissant, stop debating and just order it. Your only regret will be not getting a second one.

Milk & Honey was one of the most popular brunch spots we visited in Chattanooga, and after eating…read morethere, I understand why. Be prepared for a wait, especially during peak brunch hours. We spent some time outside before being seated, but the food and service made it worth it. I stayed in my carrier throughout the meal and was able to join my humans indoors. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and never made us feel out of place. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was lively, and the service was attentive even though the restaurant was busy. Now for the most important part of this review. While enjoying brunch, I witnessed something I never expected to see: a baby goat riding around the restaurant in a pet stroller. At that moment, I realized Chattanooga may be one of the most pet-friendly places I've ever visited. Between the great food, kind staff, and unforgettable people-watching opportunities, Milk & Honey ended up being one of our favorite brunch stops of the trip. Dogba's verdict: Excellent brunch, friendly service, comfortable carrier dining, and unexpected goat encounters. Five paws !

Such a great place to grab a fun coffee, breakfast, and study! It can get crowded at times, but the…read moreservice is always fast.

Stopped in for Mean Mug Sunday morning, on our way to the Incline Railroad. I started to park…read moreacross the street, but it was $12.45 for an hour. That's a nope. Instead found parking on the street but later realized there was a parking lot in the back. I wish there was some way to have known about the parking lot as friends who were in a separate car ended up paying the $12.45. So we arrived at the coffee shop just before the rush and I ordered a strawberry lemonade and a almond Joy doughnut. The strawberry lemonade was so sweet that I added water twice to it, but could not drink it and eventually took it home and later the next day at additional water to help balance out the sweetness. The donut on the other hand, was not that sweet. It was a basic donut with a little bit of chocolate, coconut flakes and almond flakes. It was not that good and I was quite disappointed. My friend ordered a cinnamon roll and raved about it the entire time plus other friends ordered coffee and they all enjoyed it. So definitely a place to come back for coffee.

A few phrases came to mind as we finished breakfast at Frothy Monkey: overflowing with flavor and…read morethoughtfully prepared. We ordered the veggie omelette and the Broadbent omelette, and both were generously filled with fresh, well-balanced ingredients. Nothing overpowered anything else. Instead of relying on heavy spices or sauces, the flavors came naturally from the quality and proportion of the ingredients themselves. The sourdough toast was exceptional, with a crisp crust and great texture, and my cappuccino was exactly what I hoped for--smooth, balanced, and expertly made. The setting was just as enjoyable. Housed in a beautifully restored historic train station, the atmosphere has genuine character that complements the food rather than trying to distract from it. A breakfast that's driven by quality ingredients instead of gimmicks. I would gladly return and highly recommend it.

Visited twice in the same week--once with a group of five (ages 22-58), once with just my wife…read more Breakfast both times. Was a hit with all ages. My wife has a gluten and dairy allergy, and I've got a tree nut allergy, Alpha-Gal, plus a diabetes kicker. We're usually a solid test for any kitchen. Both visits, the staff passed. Knowledgeable, showed genuine concern, and were able to make accommodations without a lot of back-and-forth. Good selection on the menu meant we weren't working from a short list of options either. Food was good across both visits--consistent, which matters as much as a single great meal. My son particularly liked the Brunch Sausage Burger. Looked good, and seemed entirely appropriate after a late night. Large space, tables well spread out, and located not far from downtown. Easy place to settle in whether you're with a crowd or just the two of you. Good for: small kids, business meals, casual meals, groups Would come back. Already did once.

The wait on Mothers Day, was only 25 minutes..They gave each Mom a flower…read more I ordered the bacon breakfast tacos. Three huge tacos with the fluffest eggs!!! I highly recommend Ruby Sunshine....

Our server Crystal was excellent. She made our experience this morning so great! She knew the menu…read morefrom the inside out and was able to make the adjustments that we needed. Our orders all came out promptly and correctly, the food quality was great. The inside of the restaurant clean with a New Orleans vibe.. my little ones French toast came out fried. This was a surprise, but they loved it and was closer to donuts but wish this had been mentioned on the menu as we may have made another choice.

Great local coffee spot with some tasty eats. Fun vibe with multiple seating options. Couch up…read morefront. Tables and chairs inside with great AC and a super cute wood deck patio with shade coverings. Orders medium and dark roast coffees and a cappuccino. Hot and delicious. They put half and half in for you. I wish they had jugs so it would be self service but loved the extra service. Also orders the eggle on an everything bagel with bacon. Was delicious and while they are counter service, she ended up bringing out to my table before I noticed her calling out order. Highly recommend.

The place was cute and the staff were friendly. We went for Chattanooga chill week, the coffee was…read moregood and we ordered sandwiches that were also good. We sat outside, but I loved the variety of seating they offered inside.

Visiting Flat Rock, AL for a quick getaway and we found a Gluten Free restaurant in Chattanooga -…read morethis one - and the reviews were compelling enough to give it a whirl....SO GLAD WE DID. This place is LEGIT. My wife - who is Celiac - summarized the whole experience in one sentence: "The BEST gluten-free biscuits I've EVER had...." The gravy that went with it was icing on the cake - so to speak We also enjoyed "Minicini" rolls - one with sausage, one without. And the "Haute Mess" - also delish. Service was laid back, but good. All up - a great way to start the day. Celiac or not - don't leave Chattanooga without treating yourself to this little gem!

Small place that you could easily walk by if you're not looking for it. The small exterior leads to…read morea very small interior, so I can imagine when they're busy seating is hard to find. Staff were friendly and helpful, but prices are higher than expected. $8 for a small ice coffee, while delicious, is steep. To be gluten free, everything had a good taste, but again cost probably has me not coming back.

Closed- taken over by Common Table in same expansive space, owned by a group of pastors from the…read moreadjoining church

This is a great spot for lunch. My co-workers and I frequent this place often during the week…read more Keep in mind that they are closed Monday and Tuesday. I often order the Southwest Salad. The salad dressing and crunchy tortilla strips are my absolute favorite and I feel "health-ier" by eating a salad BUT it is HUGE and I eat every bite. I have tried other salads there too and they are equally amazing but the salad dressing on the Southwest Salad is just AH-mazing (can you tell that I LOVE the salad?!?).

I visited during a low-traffic time and was able to find decent street parking, which was a nice…read morestart. Service was reasonably quick, and the ambiance was stellar. I absolutely loved the décor. The menu is extensive, and it was hard to choose just one thing, so my friend and I ordered two juices (Dope Beets & Let's Kick It Out) and two plates (the Grilled Pimento Panini and the Buddha Bowl) to share. The juices were phenomenal. Honestly, I would go back just for those. I really wanted to love the food, but unfortunately, it lacked flavor. I even ordered a cookie to try to redeem the meal, but that missed the mark as well. I felt especially bad because I brought a non-vegan friend and didn't want their first impression of vegan food to be a disappointing one, but sadly, that's how it turned out. That said, I'd be willing to return and try something different. Maybe it was just an off day, or perhaps the dishes we chose just weren't the best representation of the menu. I'd definitely come back for the juices, and I'm curious to try the smoothies too. Those might be a winner. I really want this place to thrive and wish them all the best! I really love their concept and support their mission 100%.

Great vegan spot in North Shore!…read more The vibes are chill and the food is good at Real Roots Cafe. The person at the counter was welcoming and helpful as it was our first time there. I got the Jackfruit Sandwich (which was so flavorful) and a frozen matcha frapp (not quite the right consistency, but tasty), while my husband got the breakfast burrito. I love how there's outdoor and indoor seating and it really is such a chill vibe. I'll be coming back!