Sitting on the Tennessee River, the city of Chattanooga offers beautiful scenery, a rich history, unique sandstone formations, and an excellent selection of breakfast restaurants. It's a great place to eat out for breakfast regardless of what your tastes might be; the city takes breakfast and brunch seriously, and restaurants offer everything from Southern comfort food with an Asian-influenced twist to exclusive breakfast-themed cocktails to classic diner food available 24/7.


1. 1885 Grill

1885 Grill
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Specializing in tasty coastal cuisine and refreshing cocktails, 1885 Grill is a family-friendly restaurant known for its cheerful service. The restaurant's back dining room gives guests the chance to watch the chefs preparing their food through a viewing window, while the outdoor patio is the perfect place to enjoy some afternoon sunshine and a few drinks. The food is all prepared with fresh, local ingredients as much as possible, and highlights of the breakfast menu include classic fried chicken and waffles, a breakfast croissant sandwich with Gouda cheese and applewood smoked bacon, and a decadent Belgian waffle bananas Foster.

3914 St Elmo Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37409, Phone: 423-485-3050

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2. Easy Bistro & Bar

Easy Bistro & Bar
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A stylish French-themed bistro, Easy Bistro & Bar has the distinction of being located inside a renovated bottling plant formerly used to bottle Coca-Cola. The menu is constantly changing according to the whims of the chefs and whatever ingredients happen to be in season, but it often includes brunch dishes like steak and eggs, smoked salmon bagels, or crawfish toast with wild onions. However, the drinks selection is undeniably impressive as well; the wine list boasts more than 250 bottles sourced from around the world, and the cocktails feature unique ingredients like rhubarb bitters, hay-infused bourbon, and aloe vera liquor.

801 Chestnut St Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-266-1121

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3. Breakfast in Chattanooga, TN: STIR

Breakfast in Chattanooga, TN: STIR
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Although it's primarily a cocktail bar, STIR also serves up some of the best food in Chattanooga. All food is prepared from scratch using fresh, local ingredients, and the menu is constantly changing to feature whatever ingredients are in season. The weekend brunch menu includes omelets, sandwiches, and biscuits and gravy, and $1 mimosas are offered as an accompaniment to your meal. Of course, the restaurant is well worth checking out during other times as well; the raw oyster bar is particularly spectacular, and the imaginative craft cocktails are all made with artisanal ice.

1444 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-531-7847

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4. Tupelo Honey

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Found on Chattanooga's historic Warehouse Row, Tupelo Honey specializes in classic Southern comfort food with an innovative twist. Everything served in the restaurant is prepared from scratch using responsibly sourced ingredients, meaning that the menus change according to the season. Brunch is served on weekends, and the brunch menu offers everything from salads to sandwiches to classic breakfast dishes like huevos rancheros. There are also plenty of brunch-themed cocktails to choose from, including classic mimosas and a Bloody Mary made with spicy moonshine, apple cider bacon, and cheese-stuffed olives.

1110 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-779-0400, (website link)

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5. Adelle's Creperie

Adelle's Creperie
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Inspired by the crepes found in Europe, Adelle's Creperie is a simple yet charming joint that offers breakfast, lunch, and a line of delicious natural ice creams. Both sweet and savory crepes are on the menu; savory crepes can be filled with a variety of veggies, meats, and sauces, and the sweet crepes range from simple lemon and sugar to decadent creations topped with ice cream, fresh fruit, and Nutella. If you're not in the mood for a crepe, the menu also includes paninis, omelets, salads, and sweet breakfast dishes like Belgian waffles and oatmeal bowls.

400 E Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37408, Phone: 423-531-2222

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6. Bluegrass Grill

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Offering reasonable prices and a family-friendly atmosphere, Bluegrass Grill is a cozy, no-frills diner that bakes all its bread from scratch. The restaurant specializes in breakfast and serves it during all opening hours; breakfast options range from hearty frittatas and breakfast burritos to homemade granola and French toast topped with whipped cream. If you're more in the mood for lunch, you can choose from an extensive menu that includes soups, sandwiches, salads, and plenty of delicious sides. Excellent vegan and gluten-free options are available. Browse our Romantic Weekend Getaways in TN guide for more ideas.

55 E Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37408, Phone: 423-752-4020, (website link)


7. Breakfast Near Me: HiFi Clyde's Chattanooga

Breakfast Near Me: HiFi Clyde's Chattanooga
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HiFi Clyde's Chattanooga is a Southside restaurant and bar with a retro atmosphere. The restaurant specializes in barbecue and is especially well known for its smoked wings, but it also offers items such as fried chicken, Philly cheesesteak egg rolls, and Korean ribs. Ping-pong tables and shuffleboard tables are available for diners to use, and the venue is proud to host regular local music.

122 W Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37408, Phone: 423-362-8335

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8. Breakfast in Chattanooga, TN: Food Works

Breakfast in Chattanooga, TN: Food Works
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Tucked away inside an old mill converted into a restaurant, Food Works offers traditional Southern fare with an international twist. The building's lofty ceilings and exposed walls create an inviting atmosphere, but the real reason to come here is the food. Popular brunch menu items include the cherry mascarpone pancakes, the smoked beef brisket hash, and the chicken and waffles, but there are also plenty of starters, salads, sides, and desserts for guests to enjoy.

205 Manufacturers Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37405, Phone: 423-752-7487

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9. Frothy Monkey

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Part of a popular chain of coffee shops found throughout Texas, Frothy Monkey is a hip cafe that specializes in Southern-style comfort food. The coffee served here is proudly roasted right in Nashville, and all of the bread and biscuits served are baked in Frothy Monkey's own bakery. Popular breakfast items include loaded biscuits and gravy, bagel sandwiches with your choice of toppings, and the chilled quinoa bowl with herbed tofu and sundried tomato pesto.

1400 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-680-6343

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10. Lakeshore Grille

Lakeshore Grille
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Family owned and operated, Lakeshore Grille is a casual restaurant that sits above the Lakeshore Marina and offers wonderful views of Chickamauga Lake. Brunch only takes place on Sundays between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., but the restaurant is open for dinner Tuesday through Saturday as well. The menu changes according to what happens to be in season, but it always includes both sweet and savory options such as crab and shrimp cake eggs Benedict, brunch burgers topped with a fried egg and hollandaise sauce, and French toast topped with ice cream and fresh fruit.

5600 Lake Resort Terrace #300, Chattanooga, TN 37415, Phone: 423-710-2057, (website link)

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11. Maple Street Biscuit Company

Maple Street Biscuit Company
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The Maple Street Biscuit Company has locations throughout several different parts of the United States, including two separate locations in Chattanooga, but unlike many franchises, the company is very focused on becoming an important part of the community. Both Chattanooga locations provide a comfortable gathering place for visitors and locals alike, and breakfast is served Monday through Saturday between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. The restaurant is known for its delicious signature biscuits, which come with Southern-style toppings like fried chicken and collard greens, but the menu also offers a selection of entrees, salads, and sides.

407 Broad St, Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-362-5380

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12. Puckett's Chattanooga

Puckett's Chattanooga
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With a rich local history that stretches all the way back to the 1950s, Puckett's Chattanooga is dedicated to providing great food and Southern-style hospitality. This is the place to go if you're looking for a hearty, filling breakfast; typical dishes include Texas-size French toast stuffed with banana and peanut butter, sweet potato pancakes topped with pulled pork and fried eggs, and breakfast platters with eggs, fries, meat, biscuits, and gravy.

2 W Aquarium Way, Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-708-8505, (website link)

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13. The Bitter Alibi

The Bitter Alibi
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The Bitter Alibi is a cozy pub that serves up craft beer, cocktails, and tasty pub fare. Many of the brunch items on offer are quite unique; highlights of the menu include spicy hot chocolate French toast, a Korean rice bowl, and a pimento chorizo breakfast bagel. The brunch menu is offered every weekend, and plenty of sides are available for anyone who wants a bigger meal. If you happen to be in the area for lunch or dinner, the pub also serves a variety of Asian-inspired noodle dishes, curries, and tacos.

825 Houston St, Chattanooga, TN 37403, Phone: 423-362-5070

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14. Breakfast in Chattanooga, TN: The Daily Ration

Breakfast in Chattanooga, TN: The Daily Ration
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Situated in North Chattanooga, the Daily Ration is a contemporary restaurant hidden away inside an old gas station building. Breakfast and lunch are served every day of the week between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m., and the menu offers an excellent selection of bowls, sandwiches, and plates. Much of the food served is sourced locally, including the bread, coffee, cheese, milk, and bacon. Both regular and cold brew coffee are available, and there is also an excellent selection of brunch cocktails, including staples like mimosas and spiked coffee as well as more unique creations like a whiskey and bacon drink.

1220 Dartmouth St, Chattanooga, TN 37405, Phone: 423-355-5372

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15. Track's End Restaurant

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Offering a wide range of classic comfort foods, Track's End Restaurant is one of the few breakfast places in Chattanooga that's open 24/7. The all-day breakfast menu offers everything you would expect from a traditional diner, including three-egg omelets, French toast, and breakfast plates with meat, eggs, and hash browns. There are plenty of lunch and dinner options as well, including salads, burgers, sandwiches, and steaks served with your choice of the many sides on the menu. Specials are offered every day of the week, and there is a special kids' menu for children under 12.

3435 Amnicola Hwy, Chattanooga, TN 37406, Phone: 423-321-8010

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16. Wally's Restaurant

Wally's Restaurant
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In classic diner style, Wally's Restaurant is furnished with booths, counter stools, and a black and white checkered floor. An inexpensive breakfast buffet is available Monday to Friday, but there is also an extensive breakfast menu that includes traditional breakfasts like omelets, biscuits and gravy, and pancakes or waffles. The restaurant is also open for dinner on weekdays, and the dinner menu has everything from soups and salads to hearty meat entrees.

1600 McCallie Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37404, Phone: 423-698-4643

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