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More in Food, page 47
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Chattanooga is chowing down. Here are some local favorites
Long before Chattanooga was known for its beautiful aquarium and outstanding waterfront, before it became a mecca for those who love the outdoors, the Scenic City was known as a birthplace for foods that are now spread across the South and far beyond.
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Restaurant Scene: European bistro Camila to open in old location of Slick’s
The Instagram post that dropped earlier this week sent an excited buzz around the interwebs in Chattanooga.
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Culinary adventures: New restaurants helping drive tourism to North Carolina town
Once a stopover for gas and perhaps a fast-food burger on the way to rafting the Nantahala River or hiking the mountains around Asheville and other destinations east, the small town of Murphy has become a dining destination and playground in its own right.
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Side Orders: Cooling summer salad mixes cucumber, watermelon, pistachios
Few can resist the sweet, crisp taste of a cold watermelon on a hot summer day.
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Fare Exchange: Who will share a recipe for Million Dollar Spaghetti?
Good morning, July companions. We begin with two challenges from our frequent challenger, T. Square. This week it's spaghetti and sugar.
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Leaks, bare hands, flies, rodent droppings: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending July 29, 2025
The Hamilton County, Catoosa County and Walker County health departments inspect food service establishments twice a year, grading them on a 100-point scale.
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The secret to making the best sandwiches at home
Like a good summer movie, a great sandwich should be full of delightful familiar ingredients sparked with a few good surprises.
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New Wave Coffee roaster to open in White Oak community of Red Bank
The team behind New Wave Coffee is opening a roasting and education center to the public later this year.
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Dead cockroaches, eggs used for juggling: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending July 22, 2025
The Hamilton County, Catoosa County and Walker County health departments inspect food service establishments twice a year, grading them on a 100-point scale.
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Chef Maxene Thomas brings Caribbean’s island vibe to Chattanooga
When Maxene Thomas, 37, moved to America from his native Haiti to Miami with his mother and five siblings in 2002, his English vocabulary was limited.
