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Jeni Sellers works on her laptop in Greyfriar’s Coffee Shop.What makes us special?Historic St. Elmo features spots such as Pasha Coffee & Tea, an organic and fair trade espresso bar.
Call it java, joe or jitter juice, who doesn’t need a cup of coffee once in awhile? Fortunately, Chattanooga is chock full of places to get that caffeine fix and much more.
Rembrandt’s, 204 High St.: Rembrandt’s has something for everyone.
“It’s definitely casual and comfortable, but certain times of night, you can find little enclaves to be romantic,” said Michele Kephart, director of marketing and sales for the Bluff View Art District.
The shop’s pastries include delicacies such as Italian cream cake, coconut macaroons and Sonata cake. Breakfast and lunch options, featuring bread baked daily at the Bluff View Bakery, are available as well. All the coffee – fair trade – is roasted on site.