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Rembrandt's Coffee House
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Nestled into the evening patio outside, you'd expect Central Park West to be peering at you through the gate. Rembrandt's is Chattanooga's old world retreat at the end of a long day of art hopping, a personal intermezzo for friends and significant others after the Tivoli or the Roland Hayes. The interior of this Bluff View coffee house is cosmopolitan, urbane--unlike other smokier, more raucous coffee houses downtown. Accents of wood and wrought iron make you feel as if you've found your own private retreat from the world. Chocolates and pastries are made in house, changing daily---try a chocolate macaroon with your espresso drink. If you get the daily trivia question right, your house coffee is, well, on the house. Rembrandt's certainly rivals any ""big city"" coffee house we have ever been to.
Pros: Date Spot, After Show/Concert, Atmosphere
Cons: Parking
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