i came in here specifically to purchase a tres leches cake for my family's taco night this evening…read more one of the incredible ladies behind the register told me she would sell me the extra she made for the weekend, but when i said i would need it for dinner later that afternoon she offered to make me an entire tres leches cake the same day. she said they normally would require a few days in advance and i asked several times if she was sure but she very kindly said it was no problem. i am so grateful to the workers at un cafecito for their kindness and DELICIOUS tres leches cake that my family loved!! thank you SO MUCH and i will forever be grateful and love the food you all make here. i cannot recommend this place enough.

Fabulous food. Sweet servers. Great prices. Plentiful servings. I ordered a veggie omelette with…read moreHome fries. I could not finish everything. It was so plentiful but so delicious. The desserts were especially tempting, but we had to forgo those we were full. I did buy a big batch of cookies to go that were similar to Biscoff cookies. They were delicious.

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.

Super fresh, authentic food. Casual vibe and a family-run place. Perfect for lunch, right on the…read moremain drag in Chattanooga, only a few blocks from the aquarium. Prices are fair, service is fast, and the food comes out piping hot. The sauces were incredible. I elected for a side of fried plantains, which were delicious. Would definitely come here again.

I was on my way back from Georgia for a work trip and decided to spend the night in downtown…read moreChattanooga. Very chill compared to downtown Nashville. I passed by this spot just walking around, enjoying the nice weather. I love me some Venezuelan food so I figured might as well support smaller businesses. This was before I saw it had a 4.9! The host was super friendly and energetic. I got two empanadas, yuca fries, and mango juice for $20, which is really good considering the surrounding area. It was super hot and fresh! One thing to address with the empanadas is the chicken one was pretty empty. I actually overheard another table ask the waiter about it.

Good little breakfast place. We had a breakfast burrito and an egg sandwich. Both were pretty good…read more They did tell us that they are about to have a coffee menu this week, so that would be great.

Limited menu, limited hours, but if you are into sandwiches, you've got to give this place a try…read more It's a very small storefront, orders are to go as there is no place to sit and eat, but the staff is great and the food they turn out is unbelievably good. In spite of how busy this spot was the day I visited, the orders were turning quickly and everybody in the store left happy. I tried the South Philly and today they had a tomato and cheese on focaccia, unbelievable how tasty the bread was and of course the sandwiches themselves. Going back next week to sample the Philly Cheesesteak the day it is offered. These guys are from Philly, I've got to see how true they stay to the sandwich of their hometown!

Best Udon noodles I've been able to find in over 3 years!!! Absolutely LOVED it and the crispy…read morechicken! Great quality, great taste, definitely will become a frequent here!!!

Oh my goodness, what a lovely treat! It was that time of day, after lunch time and close to dinner…read more We needed a snack. And we ran across this place. We had steamed dumplings and jalapeños cheese wontons.Both were delicious! And the service was just as delightful as the food!!The young man was so friendly and made us feel extremely welcome. The interior was adorable, bright and inviting. Clean and welcoming.

I've been going to Katrina since it opened, and I love their food. Ruben and the whole staff are so…read morenice. Service is always excellent. I take my family there and any members that come from out of state. The atmosphere is really nice and the restaurant is clean. The menu has grown since his first days when he opened, and everything is excellent.

At best it is a 5/10 ENTIRELY.... And this is a hard review based off all dinner items. I took many…read moreweeks to think about what to say on an honest level. This is the outcome. Food was at best, on average, a 5/10 for the day time, at night, it plummets at an unfortunate 3/10, and this goes for items as simple as tacos and a beer. If the owner is there you may luck out, but he should not be the backbone, especially when the food is half decent. Staff needs to be re-evaluated.

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

ACRYLIC FINGERNAIL FOUND IN MY SANDWICH…read more Last week I ordered a banh mi sandwich from this restaurant. About halfway through eating it, I bit into something that felt strangely plasticky. To my disgust, I discovered that it was an acrylic fingernail. I immediately contacted the restaurant by email to let them know what had happened. I didn't finish the sandwich, and I was hoping for nothing more than an apology and a refund. Unfortunately, I received no response. I followed up again earlier this week and, once again, received nothing. I understand that mistakes can happen in any restaurant, and I realize that there may be things we unknowingly consume when eating out. What I find particularly unacceptable, however, when a customer reports something as serious as finding a foreign object in their food and receive absolutely no response Is unacceptable. The food may have been fine, but finding an acrylic fingernail in a sandwich is a serious food-safety issue. The complete lack of acknowledgment from the restaurant makes the experience considerably worse.

Great food. Don't let the warehouse look outside scare you. Really nice inside. 64 highway in…read moreBenton

Food We ate here after rafting the middle Ocoee. The food…read morewas good with several unique offerings. Sandwiches crafted with uncommon combinations of ingredients. Service Server was welcoming and efficient. Ambience Ambience was interesting with live turtles and other interesting items.