10 Chattanooga Restaurants That Capture the Scenic, Historic and Adventurous Spirit of This Charming City

Chattanooga, Tennessee is known for its stunning natural beauty, rich history and adventurous spirit. The city has a thriving food scene that showcases its local culture through unique dishes and dining experiences. Whether youre a resident or a visitor, there are plenty of restaurants to explore that reveal the scenic, historic, charming, thriving, adventurous and friendly nature of Chattanoogas people.

1. Aretha Frankensteins (518 Tremont St.). Located in the artsy North Shore neighborhood, this quirky spot serves up breakfast all day with giant pancakes and waffles accompanied by creative toppings like baconwrapped dates. Its funky decor reflects the areas bohemian vibe.

2. Cafe on the Corner (826 Scenic Hwy.). Situated atop Lookout Mountain with panoramic views of seven states at sunset time Its an ideal place to grab dinner after exploring Rock City Gardens or hiking nearby trails in Chickamauga Battlefield Park.

3. Champys Famous Fried Chicken (526 E Martin Luther King Blvd.). A Southern classic with crispy fried chicken served alongside cold beer while listening to live music could it get any better? Enjoy this mustvisit spot on MLK Boulevard in downtown Chattanooga.

4. Brewhaus (224 Frazier Ave.). Take your taste buds on a European adventure at Brewhaus where German beers pair perfectly with giant Bavarian pretzels topped off with mustard made from scratch try caskconditioned ale straight from Germany too!

5. Main Street Meats (217 E Main St). Their savory meat cuts originate within 150 miles featuring premium dryaged beef burgers plus craft cocktails using locally distilled spirits & homemade charcuterie boards perfect stop before walking around TN Aquarium or Walnut Street Bridge..

6. Public House Restaurant (1110 Market St #108). Combining the sophistication of New York City with Southern hospitality, Public House Restaurant serves up elevated takes on comfort food made with local ingredients in a cozy ambiance.

7. Tonys Pasta Shop & Trattoria (212 High St). Nestled in Chattanoogas historic Bluff View Art District, Tonys Pasta Shop is an Italian oasis in the South where homemade pasta and tiramisu are crafted from scratch daily by Chef Laura himself.

8. The Flying Squirrel Bar (55 Johnson St.). In a converted 1950s factory building, this hip bar offers delicious small plates and craft cocktails that reflect its industrialchic vibe: think charcuterie boards featuring smoked meats paired with artisan cheeses.

9. Alleia (25 E Main St). A showcase for local produce/restaurants working handinhand w/ area farmers to prepare rustic dishes inspired by Italys countryside try housemade burrata while enjoying views of downtown Chattanooga through sunsplashed windows!

10. Bluegrass Grill (55 E Main St #101). This breakfast spot has been a staple since 2001 Located down an alleyway across from the historic Terminal Station train station its worth seeking out for their legendary omelets stuffed with everything from spinach to goat cheese.

Chattanoogas food scene highlights its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage all in one delicious bite! Each restaurant provides visitors or residents with unique dining experiences perfect for capturing what makes this city so special.

Websites/Twitter handles:

1) Aretha Frankensteins @ArethasChat

2) Cafe on the Corner @CafeOnTheCorner

3) Champys Famous Fried Chicken @champys_chatt

4) Brewhaus @brewhausbar

5) Main Street Meats No Twitter handle available.

6) Public House Restaurant@publichousechat

7 )Tonys Pasta Shop & Trattoria @TonysPastaShop

8) The Flying Squirrel Bar @SquirrelyChatty

9) Alleia@AlleiaRestaurant

10) Bluegrass Grill No Twitter handle available.