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What to Eat Next
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More in Food, page 89
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Eat brunch and explore Chattanooga with these local guided tours
Whether traveling or exploring your hometown, food tours are a great way to try new restaurants and dishes, meet like-minded people and learn more about the culture and history of a place.
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With Rick Sanders’ ‘Big Bad Brunch’ painting, eggs are getting artsy
Rick Sanders' artistic journey began with a unique inspiration — an attempt to win back an ex-girlfriend by painting her favorite animal, a horse.
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With many music genres, menus and restaurants, there’s a live-music brunch in Chattanooga for every palate
Many Chattanoogans seek out live music for a fun, communal experience that is superior to listening to a song on the radio or hearing a playlist at a party, restaurateur Scottie Bowman says.
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What you need to know about City Café and other popular Chattanooga diners
It's a drizzly Thursday at the City Café Diner on Lee Highway, and business is steady. An order of avocado toast, topped with fried eggs, is a sign that the breakfast crowd is lingering, while burgers are bound for later arrivals.
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Chattanooga woman starts local brunch meetup group
Candice Neal has no problem eating lunch alone. But it would be weird to eat brunch alone, the Chattanooga-area realtor says.
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Chattanooga chefs give tips on how to take a crack at cooking eggs
Waking up to a beautiful brunch on a lazy weekend morning is the stuff dreams are made of.
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Brunch benefits: Eating a midday feast has its advantages
News flash: Brunch can be good for you, as long as you don't go calorie crazy.
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Side Orders: Try these meatballs at tailgating or TV watch parties
This is the time of year when friends gather for parties at home or tailgates at a stadium.
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Chattanooga cook seeks advice on how to camouflage a tasty but failed apple cake
Good October morning, newspaper friends. On the days when Fare Exchange is short on Fare requested, I often consult a reader who likes to be known as T.
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TV dinners: Try these recipes from your favorite shows
It's not enough these days to look and talk like our favorite TV characters. Now we want to eat like them, too.
