If you're a coffee snob, BonLife is the Cleveland coffee shop for you! Great quality coffee & slightly judgmental baristas.
Where Christy and Ethan Met! Take a stroll around campus. Be sure to check out the Forum and Schimmels Park. Campus is like a long rectangle with the south end leading to downtown.
If you're looking for a great old house coffee shop atmosphere, sub par coffee, but an array of non coffee drinks and some food items, Ocoee Coffee is for you!
Simply Brew Cafe- a straightforward coffee shop with a clean aesthetic. Some like their avocado toast. First Bloom- I'll say it. Their pastries are better than their coffee but totally worth stopping for a good pastry. A local indoor market is right there too. Grit and Grace. Plus Ultra Coffee- One of Ethan's friend's owns this shop! Anime themed! Stop by and try it out! Un Cafecito-Amazing breakfast food, okay coffee and the best tres leches around
Local Italian. We've been here on a date!
Looking for an authentic taco? Christy loves Nelas! A blend of Mexican and Hondurean food you can't go wrong.
If you're looking for Indian, this is a local Cleveland place
We have been here many times. Mexican restaurants are everywhere in Cleveland, so take your pick!
If you're looking for a local fro-yo, Perkits is a must! Decor that is stuck in 1984 (when it was founded) but great quality! Take a walk on the nearby Cleveland Greenway, just across the parking lot.
Whits began in Ohio, and there are now over 100 locations! The Cleveland location opened a couple years ago. Christy used to work at a Whit's in Ohio during college.
Disc Golf? Fletcher is the place for you! Or if you're looking for a paved path to walk in Cleveland, both woods and field. A couple of pavilions.
Traveling with kiddos? This park located in Historic Cleveland and close to the church has a lot for kids to do!
Look no further than Tinsely Park for Pickleball! Be prepared for a fast-paced environment. Six courts total. There are a couple of outdoor courts at the YMCA if you prefer a different location.
A great spot for kiddos with multiple playgrounds, there's also little Debbie Statues, pickleball courts & a Veterans memorial park.
Complete with a carousel, this is a great spot in downtown Chattanooga
If you like Italian food, this is a local favorite. There may be a bit of a wait if you go at a busy time
Located in the Bluff District, Rembrandts features pastries and chocolates as well as coffee!
Ethan and I went here this summer. It's a great time if it's not too crowded! It's completely indoors and there are some interactive displays (pet a stingray, the butterfly garden, etc). Two buildings to go through, a River section and an Ocean section. A great place if you haven't been!
Looking for an indoor art museum housed in a fantastic architectural building? Look no further! The Hunter is a neat little art museum. Be sure to check the hours before you go.
A local Icecream shop with unique flavors! The line is out the door on a hot day.
Newly renovated, you can enjoy the Tennessee River and catch some busking after you stop by Clumpies or the Ice Cream Show. The bridge overlooks Coolidge Park.
Not sure if this Zoo is any good but maybe someone else can tell you!
Ironically a great place for the sunrise as well! You can take a nice hike from Craven's House, or drive to a lot that is much closer.
Ethan and Christy went here this summer: if you're into Civil War history, this is a must.
Local used bookstore (with more). A MUST STOP if you are headed to or from Chattanooga!
A special place that we have gone to a few times; can't go wrong with their traditional breakfast meal, and get a loaf of sourdough bread or delicious pastry for the road!
We've not been here yet but want to go. This a unique dining experience. I don't think it's kid-friendly.