Many Chattanooga area restaurants choose not to reopen amid coronavirus pandemic
Many factors to consider before reopening

Many factors to consider before reopening

Sheltering at home for nearly two months has meant cooking more meals in your own kitchen, which could mean both the supplies and the ideas for recipes are in short supply.

Some Chattanooga restaurants will reopen dine-in services Monday after a week of conflicting messages from state, county and city officials.

National nonprofit Mercy Chefs has served more than 25,000 meals in Chattanooga area

Regular regimen of proactively checking eateries for health issues paused; old rules still apply, but distancing is key, officials say

Back in January, local chef Charlie Loomis took on celebrity chef and reality TV star Bobby Flay and out-cooked him on "Beat Bobby Flay." Now, you can learn from him while preparing your own meal.

When the novel coronavirus pandemic became a real threat in early March, among the first things to be shut down were bars and live music venues.

Serviceindustry.tips website raising thousands for food service personnel
Chattanooga WorkSpace, founded in 2013 by Chris Thomas as a communal place for local creatives to have studio spaces, will cease operation as of April 30.

Bones' Smokehouse co-owner Tim Hennen has seen a lot in his almost 50-year career in the restaurant business locally, but he's never seen anything like the damage and randomness of the tornado that destroyed the East Brainerd restaurant on Sunday night.
