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Specialty & Gourmet

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129 results found in Specialty & Gourmet

Signal Mill
4.6
(287)
205 Manufacturers Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37405, USA
Closed
Olive Rustica
5
(18)
1700 Broad St Ste 108, Chattanooga, TN 37408, USA
Closed
Wildwood Natural Food Market
4.7
(125)
122 Lifestyle Ln, Wildwood, GA 30757, USA
Closed
Pruett's Market
4.5
(577)

Pruett's Market is a family grocery store on Taft Highway in Signal Mountain. According to its website, the business traces back to 1953, when a founder started selling cabbage from the bed of his truck in downtown Chattanooga, and it is still family run. The store is organized into departments: grocery, meat, produce, a specialty department with drinks, sweets and cheeses, a deli, bakery and cafe, and floral and gifts. The site says it sources produce locally and offers prime cuts and seafood. Pruett's also lists curbside pickup and delivery, meals and drinks to go, and a catering menu. A weekly ad is posted on the website, and the site has a page for job openings.

1210 Taft Hwy, Signal Mountain, TN 37377, USA
Closed
River Street Deli
4.7
(1,082)

Counter-serve nook with New York-style sandwiches, sides & desserts in comfy, local-art-filled digs.

151 River St, Chattanooga, TN 37405, USA
Closed
Balkan Foods
4.7
(38)
5611 Ringgold Rd #120, Chattanooga, TN 37412, USA
Closed
Village Market
4.5
(548)

Village Market is a natural foods store in Collegedale, in Fleming Plaza on the Southern Adventist University campus. According to its website, the store is owned and operated by the university and is open to the public. The site lists departments for bulk foods, a deli, meat substitutes, produce, vitamins, and gift items such as gift baskets and cards. It also mentions a natural health and body care selection, vegetarian sushi made daily, and a Southern Shoppe section. The site says local Mennonite produce is available from April to November. The store describes itself as a place where shoppers can talk directly with its buyers.

5002 University Dr, Collegedale, TN 37315, USA
Closed
Holder Concession & Wholesale
4.7
(203)

Holder Concession & Wholesale is a concession supply company on South Willow Street in Chattanooga. According to its website, it makes and distributes sno cone concentrates and ready-to-use sno cone syrups in more than 40 flavors, and says it has been in the manufacturing business for over 60 years. The site also lists sno cone equipment and supplies, candy and caramel apple supplies, cotton candy, popcorn, nachos, funnel cake and hot dog items, and cups, napkins and utensils. It also lists rental concession equipment. The site says local delivery is available and that orders ship anywhere. It also links to a News Channel 9 "Made in Our Hometown" segment about the company.

1312 S Willow St, Chattanooga, TN 37404, USA
Closed
Little Manila Oriental Store
4.7
(81)

Little Manila Oriental Store is a Filipino grocery in East Ridge, just east of Chattanooga. Its website describes it as a place to find Philippine and other Asian products, including frozen items, dry goods, canned goods and snacks. The site says the store opened in 2006 and has changed ownership and branding along the way, and that it serves the Greater Chattanooga area. The store sits at the Moore Road address shown on this page, and its website has a shop section and a mailing list signup.

1426 S Moore Rd B & C, East Ridge, TN 37412, USA
Closed
Southern Steer Butcher Chattanooga
4.9
(16)
20 Cherokee Blvd. #124, Chattanooga, TN 37405, USA
Closed
Nutrition World
5
(1,750)
6201 Lee Hwy, Chattanooga, TN 37421, USA
Closed
Gordon Food Service Store
4.6
(325)
1817 Broad St, Chattanooga, TN 37408, USA
Closed

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