I believe once upon a time this storefront was a Starbucks. There's a bit of a theme carryover with…read morethe retailer next door. I was the only customer when I walked in this morning, so I certainly got a lot of friendly attention. I opted to try their seasonal Apple Crumble Latte with a request to reduce the overall sweetness, it worked, there are some very distinctive flavor combinations here, and it was nice and hot. Mugs are not an option here, so I won't take off on that. This is a small store with very limited seating so I suspect this will impact the ability of TT to become the hangout that some of their competitors have, which I believe will also impact the customer type they will attract.

It's been a while since I've had a latte as good as the one I got here one weekend. The latte was…read moreso good in fact, I had to go back the next day to get one more before I left town. This place is right off the main roadway in downtown Chattanooga, making it super easy to stop in if you're exploring all the attractions around it. It is small with limited seating, which looked to be filled with regulars/climbers, so be ready to take the drink to go. My caramel latte was a bit in the pricier side, but it was amazing! The whole milk added a good richness to the drink, and you could tell it was a real caramel sauce they used, not some cheap syrup. On top of all that, the flavors were still balanced enough that you could taste the espresso. I cannot vouch for the food here, but if I came back to visit this town, this coffee shop would be one of my first stops.

Absolutely the greatest! The espresso is rich, the lattes are perfectly creamy, and the vibe is…read morecozy and inviting. Quick service, friendly staff, and consistently delicious -- a true neighborhood gem.

This is the best coffee I had in Chattanooga. Very pricey because it's connected to a hotel but…read morecoffee is excellent. I had a decaf mocha with oat milk. Excellent coffee and chocolate flavor without being overly sweet.

Milk & Honey is known as the best of the best for brunch in Chattanooga, and after eating here I…read morestand by that statement. I remember back in the day when Milk & Honey had late hours. One time my parents and I came here after dinner for their gelato, and it was so delicious. We were all very impressed with the consistency and how smooth it was. So I've only had their gelato after all these years. This time I came for brunch with a friend on Sunday morning. It was packed and we got on the waiting list for a table. Wait time wasn't too bad actually. My friend and I both ordered the Hodgepodge Hash and I subbed the sausage for chicken sausage. Everything was absolutely amazing. I wish I had come here sooner. I loved everything about my meal. It was flavorful, dynamic, full of texture. It had that spice from the serrano peppers, crispy and flavorful potatoes, and the sauce tied it all together. I love savory breakfast, and that was it. Now I'm hungry and missing my previous meal just writing about it haha. Afterwards, we got gelato! I was pleasantly surprised that the gelato came with two scoops because I originally just wanted the coffee flavored one. So I had a scoop of Coffee + Cream and Pistachio. Our gelato was so tasty. I love anything coffee so this one was good, and the Pistachio one was nice and light. It had a subtle Pistachio creamy taste. Just as before, the gelato was smooth, creamy, and full of flavor. Service was great, our waiter was very friendly and super helpful with our food preferences. I have no complaints at all about our experience, and I love every single thing we ordered. I can't imagine a better place to spend Sunday brunch. I look forward to the next time I'm back, thank you!

Please take this review with a grain of salt. Today was probably not an exemplary day for Milk &…read moreHoney. Mother's Days are challenging, but I think where they hurt themselves the most is that they do not have a method to take reservations or even call ahead seating. Wait times were often in excess of an hour listening to other people waiting to be seated. That's a horrible experience on its face, and the management of this restaurant needs to do much much better or just close on Mother's Day. Next, we'll get to the food. I doubt it was a shining example of what they are capable of. I got the Shakshuka and it was mediocre. I'm not expecting it to be as good as what I would get in Tel Aviv, and I've had the real thing in Tel Aviv. But to be honest, the eggs came out nearly hard-boiled not poached. And the eggs are one of the stars of the show for this dish. If you don't get them right, the entire dish fails. Next will touch on the chicken and waffles. The observation from my tablemate was that it was dry and he didn't even eat it all. The same thing can be said for my other tablemate who had the chicken biscuit. The biscuit was exemplary, but the chicken was dry and actually overcooked. Then there were the omelettes, I don't believe they were impressive in any way and the people that ordered them agree. For those of us at the table that ordered coffee, it was rather strong. I normally like strong coffee, but this was borderline Turkish coffee, and there wasn't enough cream available to mask the potency. The service was also stretched thin. Our server, Destiny, did her best, but she was waiting too many tables. Having once been a waitermyself I have a special affinity for Service staff who are asked to do too much. We left her a good tip, but I'm sure she is capable of much better service than what she was allowed to deliver. Finally, the overwhelming crowd made the restaurant feel claustrophobic. The noise level was far too high, and we could barely hear one another at our table and we were sitting very close to one another. I don't place the blame on the kitchen, staff, or the wait staff, or even the greeters. This was a fail of management, plain and simple. They made no contingency plans for that many people and should have anticipated a larger crowd on Mother's Day. Management -I challenge you to do better!!! We will come back during a normal Service day to see if you can perform better, but I encourage you, as owners and managers, to stop setting your staff up for failure, which is what you did!

We had just finished at the aquarium, across the street, and our kids had started to play outside…read more After about an hour or so, we decided it was time to sugar them further and continue the afternoon at a park! Luckily, downtown dough was there and ready to help with the sugaring. It's got a lovely seating area with a number of small couches one which to chillax! The offerings include cookie dough slices- including vegan options. Gluten is best and it's nice for our gluten intolerant friends. The offerings range from sugar cookie to basically a candy garbage can. The 4 we sampled were lovely! They also have caffeine options, pops, and a number of freeze dried candies - didn't know I loved freeze dried air heads until today! A solid spot, especially to get the kids something to keep them going !

Ehh, it's ok. I mean it does taste like cookie dough and is good. So that's worth a 3 at least…read more I'd say it's bland and service matched that/. No atmosphere at all. Also, very expensive. 2 small pieces were 11 dollars. I would think just go buy a dozen cookies instead. Maybe they should also sell cookies??? Good idea, but with the super high price I doubt I'll be back

Vegan Treats Galore!!…read more I accidentally stumbled upon this little jewel and was thrilled to discover they have an entirely vegan menu with a great variety of options you don't usually see, like a pimento cheese sammy, chickpea salad sammy, and a whole display case packed with vegan pastries. Talk about a find! The staff is super friendly and welcoming, and service was quick. I honestly couldn't recommend this place enough. Parking is paid during the day (which is a bit of a pain), but it's a cute spot and very vegan-friendly...well worth the visit!

I'm in town for a conference and I always try coffee shops in the area and I found this gem on yelp…read moreand it's the cutest coffee shop! I got a hot gingerbread latte that was delicious! Not too sweet, just perfect and the barista who took my order was the sweetest. Would def commend!

Mad Priest is unlike any coffee shop I've ever been into. They're definitely committed to thematic…read morecontinuity, from the bathrooms to the candles there is no shortage of decor that aligns with their name. Coffee is solid here; I got a latte that lasted me through my whole road trip because it was so strong! I loved the hanging plants and ambience, and the service was friendly.

I absolutely adored this place…read more Drinks - I had the chance to try two different drinks on this visit. The first was an iced matcha with a little added blackberry. It was really smooth and a very nice quality. The second drink was an iced latte from their specialty menu that had been renamed for a special event I was attending. I loved the flavor of the coffee, so much so that I grabbed some of their beans to take home as well. Merch - There was a great selection of merch from the company and local artisans as well. The stickers and mucus has some really cool designs. Staff - the baristas were some of the nicest people. Not only were they slinging drinks and working the event, but they were just amazingly personable and kind to all of our group. Location - most importantly though was the stunning location. The furniture, decor, vibe and even the commitment to theme through the bathrooms was everything. Even the confessionals booth was just perfect. Overall it is definitely a visit, and I will be back.

Best hot chocolate in Chattanooga and the best service in downtown Chattanooga and best atmosphereread more

From the owner: We are a Coffee Bar located inside the Coolidge National Medal of Honor Heritage Center. Since we…read moreare attached to the Medal Of Honor Heritage Center, our mission mirrors theirs. Given that we provide food and drink we can spread the Stories of Medal of Honor recipients in a creative unique way that they can’t. Sometimes the best way to spread knowledge is through the stomach and taste buds.

Super friendly staff, solid coffee, and they even have plain vegan bagels with cream cheese!! I was…read moreso pleasantly surprised they had a vegan option, and it's worth noting that the staff took extra pains to double check all ingredients were indeed vegan, which I super duper appreciated. Service can take a minute (not forever or anything), so if you're hitting the drive-thru, plan to slow down and take it easy. Honestly, it's worth it because the people are genuinely personable, which feels refreshing in a coffee world dominated by corporate chains that are all about getting you in and out. Supporting lil places like this is how we help create more of what we want to see in the world.

Super cute coffee shop. I ordered the Hazelnut Bliss it was SO good. Definitely going back.read more

We got there mid-morning on a Monday and lucked out with street parking right in front. It was also…read morepretty quiet inside. I got a biscuit, egg, and cheese sandwich which was delicious! The biscuit was very good and there was a big piece of egg and lots of cheese. I'll admit I burnt my mouth eating it too fast. I thought the price was high but comparable to costs these days and yummy enough to be worth it. It also took quite awhile to be made. I got the Self Portrait, which was delicious and worth the visit by itself. Just the right amount of sweetness. My gf got the St. Tropez pastry, which she didn't love. She said the cream inside was cold and disappointing. I ended up stopping back in after going to the art museum because I really wanted to try a croissant (I meant to order it for my breakfast sandwich, but apparently my brain was on biscuit). It was VERY crowded and the line moved slowly. They were telling people ahead of me that it would be 30+ minutes for anything from the kitchen. The croissant was good, nothing special though.

Amazing bakery, coffee house, and cafe! We had a wonderful lunch out on their patio and it was…read morelovely. I plan to come back in the spring when the weather is even prettier. Orders are placed at the counter and then your food is brought to your table. Service is prompt and friendly. Rembrandt's is located in the heart of the arts district and you can browse museums and galleries after lunch. We both had the tomato artichoke soup and it was the best tomato soup I've ever had. The soup had plenty of basil and the artichokes added a nice twist. The bowls are huge and the portion is large, plenty enough for lunch. It's served with a soft roll and all their bread is baked in-house. The pastries are incredibly delicious as well!

This was a very unique local coffee shop that had a great space and patio. The made from scratch…read morepasties and biscuits were really good. The food was served fresh and was a great start to our morning.

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.