Super yummy!! Asawako and I came here to try it. Clean, curious, food was way more amazing than I…read moreexpected it to be for a strip mall place. I plan on ordering from here anytime I am close. Very happy.

Came here for milk tea and got two sips for $9 the rest was ice. Don't recommend wasting your time…read moreor money at this place

As I've visited coffee shops around town, my focus has strictly been on the coffee. As so many of…read morethe shops outsource their limited menu offerings, I kept my focus on the coffee experience. Livingstone is within a comfortable walking distance to my home, and when one of my neighbors offered as we were drinking our coffee at Mad Priest, that I must try their food here at Livingstone, today I decided to do just that. We started simply enough, with the lavender Lemon Scone, absolutely delicious! Then I decided to take a closer look at the menu and was blown away by the food offerings available, they are doing some magical things in that little kitchen in the back. If you're looking for some ideas, talk to the staff, they're happy to be of assistance. It's a cute little spot, but their best feature this time of year might be their little courtyard out back. I just wish there was an easier way to access it other than walking back out to the street and then circling around back.

Good vibes, good people, good chai & good food!…read more Possibly our new favorite coffee shop in Chattanooga thanks to the awesome service at the counter - friendly + helpful recos & info. Plus the chai latte was awesome and the melt & Caesar wrap were great! I'll definitely be back!

The staff were nice. It's a small place and could use better signage, but I liked it. The food was…read moregood and coffee had a lot of flavor.

We were greeted with smiling faces, telling us their daily food special, their top-selling drinks,…read moreand explaining anything on the food and drink menu we had questions about. There are some interesting drink flavors you won't see at other cafes, and it is neat to see the Mexican influence that this shop has integrated into their menu. We are so excited to have a local option in East Ridge that has heart, and I am eager to go back and try something a little out of my comfort zone and order some hot food from their menu. That tres leches was top notch, but I also really enjoyed my pan de elote. The cold foam on the frappe was a nice touch, and the churro had wonderful cinnamon flavor, which I was craving on a cold fall morning. Next time, I have my eyes on the Mazapan Frappe because I don't know if my tastebuds are quite brave enough to try the Arroz Y Frijol Frappe.

I came here with a friend in the morning, and it was so nice and quiet. For some reason the past…read morefew times I've came here, it was always so busy. My friends and I were always lucky to snag a table for us those times. But coming in the morning is really pleasant. I've only gotten coffee here in the past, so this time we got food. I got a Pistachio Croffin (croissant muffin) and we shared a Berries and Cream crepe. And that first bite of that crepe was absolutely delicious. We were planning on sharing that crepe with another friend, but that crepe was so good we demolished it haha. We ended up ordering the Spinach Pesto crepe to share for later instead. But wow, I have nothing but praise for these crepes because they blew me away. The Berries and Cream crepe was just amazing. Fruits tasted fresh and juicy. The crepe itself was perfectly sweet. And the whipped cream cheese filling inside was light and creamy. I couldn't ask for more in a fruit crepe. Also the light drizzle of sweetened condensed milk on top? Chef's kiss. And then we tried the Spinach and Pesto crepe. It had all my favorite things inside, so of course I loved it. I loved the savory pesto spread inside the crepe, the spinach, ricotta, and parmesan cheese sprinkled on top. The tomatoes added a nice acidity to balance and the balsalmic glaze tied it all together on top. It felt like applause roared in my mouth. Also I can't forget the Pistachio Croffin I ate too. It had great texture, and had that subtle nutty flavor from the pistachio. I really liked it. Anyways, I'm a big Morning Brew fan. It's poppin' in the afternoon and it's tough getting a seat, but it's not hard to see why. I prefer the early mornings for a more quiet and less chaotic atmosphere. Love you morning brew! I will always remember how those crepes rocked my world and I'll definitely be back.

We LOVE morning brew. We go every week for great ambiance, pastries and coffee. It can get full…read moreinside, but tables clear out often enough. The outdoor patio space is also big and nice.

I got the orange basil iced matcha and it was delicious! super cute inside , and the staff were so…read morefriendly and helpful! will definitely be back here next time i'm in Chattanooga!

The cutest coffee place to stop as I rolled through Chattanooga. This location is not too far off…read morethe highway. I sampled the cookies and cream donut. The base was very dry and bitter, but the topping was delicious. Cold brew was strong, and the decor is beautiful. Be sure to check out the bathroom. Great service too!

This is a cute little coffee shop that was in walking distance of our hotel…read more The coffee was ok, but I did like how roomy the place was. It is a great place for friend's to meet for coffee or a study group.

Very friendly service. Have a couple very cozy rooms to sit in with couches, tables, and bar stools…read moreby the window. The coffee was great and food is cooked fresh.

Friendly service most of the time and great coffee. Would really love for them to work out the dual…read moredrive thru though, they frequently bounce between cars in the wrong order or who was in line first. Not the biggest deal, but can be frustrating when you're in a hurry and 2-3 cars are let in before you. I did question whether a drink being handed to me was mine or not because it didn't look right and the barista caught major attitude with me before she realized that she did make the wrong drink. Also order ahead isnt at this location So knocking off a star for those negatives.

In from out of town, needed coffee at 6am on a Sunday morning. This was the only place open. The…read moregirl was so nice and the coffee is so good that when all of the other coffee shops are open, I would still come back to Dutch Bros.

As I typically am not on this side of town, I went out of my way to find a new coffee house to try…read more Google identified several very quickly, but I wanted a spot that was not a chain, and not just a drive-thru option as for me, I want to sit, enjoy my coffee, relax a bit, or maybe do a bit of work. Grindhead is a funny little spot, directly behind a Dutch Brothers Coffee with a Caribbean/Pirate theme. So I walk in, and I hear from behind the coffee bar, Ahoy Matey to the sound of the Caribbean music playing in the background. The barista was friendly and helpful as we chatted a bit about the shop. I started with one of their seasonal offerings, an Eggnog Latte they called the Clipper. It was nice, but too sweet on the finish for me. That was on me for going that direction as I know the associated risk. Salt is a featured ingredient in a couple of their coffees, and as the barista had shared with me a recipe she makes at home that includes both salt and vanilla, I asked her to please whip up a latte to her home recipe.......now this was a real treat as the coffee, salt and vanilla worked in real harmony for a delightful drink. This shop is not really convenient for me as I have several good coffee house options in my own neighborhood, but I will be back, if nothing else I need to spend my dabloons.

My friend and I came here on a whim to check this place out. I haven't heard of this place before,…read moreit looks fairly new. This place is located in a plaza with a couple of other businesses so there's a bunch of parking. When we arrived, Bailey helped and picked drinks according to our taste. She's cheery and very friendly. I ordered some time of latte with Lavender and oat milk and my friend got the Crows Nest. I don't remember the name of what I got, but Bailey suggested my Lavender latte (with I think white chocolate?). It was some combination like that. Anyways, my drink was decent. This is a drink I normally get when I go to other coffee places. I love creamy oat milks and lattes, but this drink wasn't creamy enough for me. Also I felt like the lavender syrup was a little too sweet and potent. It overpowered the drink at times, it was just a little too sweet for me. I took a sip of my friend's Crows Nest and I was delighted upon first sip. It was delicious, not too sweet, and good. Maybe if I tried one of their chais or ordered that one, I would've had a better experience. There were so many good things about this place. I thought the coffee shop was cute with the pirate theme and decor. All the employees that we interacted with were wonderful. It's just my drink and the qualms I have with it. I'd come back to try their other drinks though.