Like so many places in Chattanooga, this wonderful restaurant is tucked away next to Coolidge Park…read moreon the north side of the Tennessee river. The restaurant can be found on the lower level just below an ice cream shop. Muscadine vines climb a staircase to the right. On warm days there are a few outdoor seating options which I'm sure are hard to get. In doors were cozy filled with greenery. Seats and table had an American folk feel. I was interested in the beet burger. The day I went, I ordered the special any patty with mushrooms and Gouda. Great flavor! I expected the beet patty to be closer to beet texture. It wasn't very beet like in texture or flavor. It was pink like beets. If you don't like the earthy flavor of beets, you'll be able to handle this patty. I didn't try something new for my sides. I ordered tots-always will choose tots! They were good. My only complaint was that the bathroom lights were to dim! I look forward to coming back here, the next time I need an escape from N AL!

Cashew was recommended by Pigeon from the Plantbar the previous day. I like the location of the…read morerestaurant since it's by the river. We walked in and had the option of eating outside which we did but the table was dirty so we went back inside and secured a table. We had different waitstaff so we really didn't know who was going to take our order. I ordered the buffalo bowl. My friends seemed to enjoy their food too. The food was okay, the vibe was weird. We were waiting for the server to process our checks but they never came. I had to ask where we paid. I personally would not come back but we really only went because my friend is gluten free.

The food was mediocre at best - they were out of grilled veggies and the chickpeas were cold. The…read moreservice was what made it even worse - the lady behind the counter just wanted to argue. I got the veggie bowl because it specifically states that it includes guacamole (unlike the meat options). She insisted there was an extra charge for the guacamole even though I showed her where they specifically state that it is included with the veggie bowl. Needless to say, my family and I won't be returning.

This is my last time going to Dos Bros in Ooltewah. I paid $60 and all they give you is a bunch of…read morebeans to keep from giving you meat! Don't waste your time going! They refuse to take food back or give refund!

This is definitely a little hidden gem. I learned about it through a friend, otherwise I never…read morewould have seen it. I had a couple baked goods and a coffee. Crumbleberry has excellent hot beverage options and food choices. I'll be returning. *You really need to put a sign up where people can see it from the parking lot and the street... Unless you're not interested in high traffic.

I always have excellent service at Crumbleberry Market! I love the atmosphere and the food is…read moreamazing! I'm so thankful for this shop!

This was on my list to try while visiting Chattanooga. I love trying vegetarian places that aren't…read moreall about fake meat. I just got a burrito to go and lucked out with parking in front. It was pretty quiet (early on a Friday evening). I only saw one employee while I was there and she was very nice. She brought me a glass of water while I waited. The burrito was DELICIOUS. I added tofu to it, which probably wasn't necessary, but I love tofu. I guess I was a little disappointed they didn't really do anything to it. I should not have eaten the whole thing, but I couldn't stop. The chips and salsa were also really good. The chips were very crispy and the salsa was fresh. The prices are really reasonable too! I would go back if I visited again (and I don't think I'd say that about anywhere else I ate).

Parking: Street parking is conveniently located right out…read morefront and usually easy to find. If those spots are taken, there's additional parking behind the building. Just be prepared for a short walk up the back stairs or around the side to reach the entrance. Seating & Restroom: There's both indoor and outdoor seating. The restroom is gender inclusive and wheelchair accessible. Service: Over the past 10 years and many visits, including celebrating multiple birthdays here, service has sometimes felt a bit inattentive or stretched thin. That said, on my most recent solo Sunday brunch visit, the bartender/server was genuinely warm, friendly, and attentive, which made a noticeable difference in the overall experience. It was refreshing and their kind and caring energy was so appreciated. Prices: Prices are very reasonable for the generous portion sizes. Menu & Food: The menu covers a wide range of offerings, which is ambitious and gives plenty of options. I've returned several times to try something new, hoping to discover a standout dish. I haven't quite found anything to write home about yet as most dishes land in the "just okay" category for me. They're filling, but not especially bold, flavorful, or memorable. As someone who really enjoys vibrant spices and layered flavor, I keep hoping the next dish I try will shine, but everything I've had thus far tends to be a bit on the uninspired side. The pancakes have been the most reliable item over the years. They aren't over-the-top, but they're consistently good and comforting. The kids' stack is especially generous and more than enough for most adults. The only French toast option is peanut French toast; a classic version would be a nice addition for those with peanut allergies or folks just looking for regular French toast. On my latest visit, I ordered the migas, which come as four mini tacos with a small side salad. It was decent, though nothing particularly memorable. I ordered a side of hashed potatoes, which were a bit dry. I also ordered a side of the cheese grits, which were unfortunately the low point for me. They were thin and more brothy than creamy. It was a bit like eating nutritional yeast slop. As a Southerner who absolutely loves grits, I'm honestly hoping there may have been a mix-up that day. I'd hate for anyone unfamiliar with Southern cooking, or vegan grits, to think that's the standard, because they can be incredibly rich and satisfying when done well (Sevananda in ATL, for example, has amazing vegan cheese grits), but these were very disappointing. With a little more creativity in the kitchen and perhaps some bolder seasoning or new sauces, the menu could really shine. I truly hope Sluggo's continues to thrive and considers adding more explicitly organic menu options. Just a bit more flavor and flair could really make it a standout.

Our daughter has celiac disease and it's been a HUGE blessing to find a place that she can go to…read moreand not worry about finding good options! Bowls, salads, drinks, desserts...such a gift to feel like you can indulge within your dietary limits. Plenty of great seating, including a nice outdoor area, and we've always had amazing service and care while dining there. Appreciate their wall of health items for purchase as well.

Finally a place that cares about making healthy food! Everything here is seed oil free and organic…read more They don't give out plastic straws or plastic cutlery (so grateful for that!). There are tons of vegan options, and you don't have to look too hard for gf options if that's your jam. The store itself is packed with amazing health food items like mushroom coffee, shilajit, matcha, electrolytes, and so much more. They also have a refrigerated grab-and-go section with fresh juices, rice paper rolls, chia seed pudding, and a lentil casserole. The glass dessert case is full of vegan treats like peanut butter and chocolate cups, bliss balls, and donuts. The menu is extensive with tons of great organic vegan options. I ordered the grilled cheese sandwich on sourdough (they also offer gluten-free and multigrain) with cashew cheese and a side of chili. I also got a beet juice, a lemon lavender muffin, chia seed pudding, and a decaf oat milk latte. The sandwich was pretty good. The bread seemed really fresh and I enjoyed the cashew cheese. The side of chili had a slight twist that elevated it above most regular chili recipes. It was good, but had a little too much corn for my taste personally. The beet juice was delicious and a generous portion. The desserts were just okay, but I appreciated that they weren't overly sweet and didn't have any weird ingredients. Honestly, it's just so nice knowing your food has no weird ingredients and everything is organic! The only downside was the coffee. Honestly, it was probably one of the worst I've ever had. Maybe it was just an off day or a mistake, I'm not sure. Everything else was good though! I would definitely recommend this spot. The decor is really cute and inviting. I love that they offer plenty of seating options too -- indoor, an enclosed outdoor patio, and an exterior exposed patio. Logistical Notes: Parking was super easy with a lot right out front. There are two accessible bathrooms for people with disabilities, and I love that they have a gender-inclusive restroom as well. You order at the register, they bring you your food, and then you bus your own "tray."

The juice is so good! I plan to visit very often. The ambiance with the Fiddle leaf fig trees is…read moreamazing. The service is top notch and proper.

I'm sad. In 2015 when I visited this spot I would have happily given it 5 stars hands down. Talked…read moreto the owner who appeared passionate about health food and enjoyed some great bowls. Unfortunately this visit was disappointing. The prices were not posted anywhere, nowhere, no paper menus with prices. This may be fine for people where money is not an object but although I appreciate the benefits of health food and am willing to pay and this is not the case for me. I found this distasteful. We were quickly told that is was a branding choice to exclude prices and a way to engage more with clientele except when I asked how much things were they didn't know... there is so many more ways to increase engagement between customer and staff. Also, all this being said prices are totally reasonable for a juice bar. Next the avocado toast was missing at least two ingredients the avocado oil and the Himalayan salt, so it was pretty bland, small portion and left us wanting the ingredients we were missing. The coconut sky smoothie was good, sweeter than my usual taste but totally yummy. Overall, this visit left me not wanting to return when I was so looking forward to this long awaited return. It didn't hold the same warmth, authenticity and care this time around.

I came across Kianga's Kitchen while checking out Marble City Market. Disclaimer: I'm not vegan…read more In fact, the day before eating here, I consumed way too much meat at Brazerios Brazilian restaurant. Perhaps my mind works in unusual ways. But, I thought I needed a vegan day to balance it out! And I really love soul food (vegan and non-vegan). I'd eat it all the time if this was closer to home. I'd had Kianga's greens one other time before this visit. That's what sold me on coming back. Those greens are super good! Best item in my opinion. Had a nice spice and flavor. Sweet potatoes & plantains were solid too. Also, they had a "stew of the day" -- which, today, was a Tuscan recipe. Overall: Very good meal. I'll definitely be back -- either as my main meal or for a side or two. Highly recommended. Very nice owners too.

Amazing food from the African continent. Veggie like you have never tried it…read more Spent time in South Africa and these guys NAILED it.

I waited 20 minutes for a simple grilled cheese I was originally told would take 6 minutes. The…read morecredit card reader wouldn't work so I was told to get in the back of the gas station line that had several people in it to pay for a grilled cheese I already waited 20 minutes for. I was in line well before these other people just the line I was in didn't have a working cash register. The guy got annoyed with ME for saying forget it and walking out and just gave me the grill cheese. It tasted fairly good but not 30 minutes good. I stopped at a gas station to get a quick bite if I wanted to and had time to wait 20-30 minutes I would've gone to restaurant. The health inspector was there and gave them a 75 (I overheard her say something about not thawing food properly) so probably will pass altogether next time.

5 stars all day. What a delicious culinary experience. This place is the real deal. Fresh food,…read morehand cut fries, delicious breakfast burrito, vegan WINGS, and a rock star chef. I recommend dining in for the full experience. We played tiny chess at our table in the middle of a gas station while we waiting for our food. I'll be back soon!

The food was absolutely delicious! I'm not a vegan, but I…read morewas craving lentils and my Google Maps recommended this place. Service was great, and the ambiance inviting! I ended up with the Persian Dizi platter, pistachio cake and a very refreshing beet drink. My platter included a delicious bowl of bean and tomato sauce with tofu.

The food that my wife and I had seemed very healthy, which I appreciate more than anything else…read more Unfortunately everything we ordered was pretty bland and underwhelming in taste. We were with some others that said the same thing. Portions are nice sized but the prices match. What will probably keep me from going back is the fact that they automatically added a 20% gratuity to our bill, at a restaurant where you order from a counter. Yeah, they did bring the food to the table and would then bus the table after we ate, but that seems a bit much to automatically add the 20% to our bill. Full disclosure, we had more than six in our party, but we ordered at the counter and paid separately, so why penalize us just because we sat at the table with others? I know tipping is a touchy subject and I'm not against it, but when over $9 is added to my bill and all you're doing is delivering my food to the table and then clearing afterwards, that's a bit much.