If you like Brother Juniper's in Memphis, try Bluegrass Grill near the choo choo for breakfast. The cook there has some affiliation with the place in Memphis and the food is just as good IMO.

The Chattanooga Choo Choo was awesome we stayed in one of the train cars - and the food was very good.....

Walk across the Walnut Street bridge from the aquarium to the North Shore. There are shops, but especially Julie's Donuts. Awesome cake style donuts, made fresh each day. The Discovery Museum. The TN Valley Railroad Museum and ride a train.

My family of 4 (kids are 5 and 2) are planning on going to Chattanooga for roughly one week in March. I'd love recommendations on places to stay and eat.

As far as activities, we're planning on hitting the aquarium, choo choo, Lookout Mtn, and Children's Museum. What else should we plan on doing (with the understanding that the kids will be with us 100% of the time with no childcare)?

Thanks!

If ya like some good eats and a lot of it..go to Bea's Restaurant. It ain't in the most beautiful part of the city but man oh man.

Aquarium, Rock City, Incline, Ruby Falls & Coolidge Park. I never cared for the Fiscovery Muesum.

I'll second Champy's on MLK unless you don't want chicken cause that's all they've got. I never knew that there could be so much meat on a drum stick.

Also try CheBurgerCheBurger, good burgers and awesome milkshakes and Sticky Fingers, my favorite dry rub ribs. Both are near the aquarium.

You ought to stay in my vacation rental it is premo . Chattanoogacabins.com Click on properties . {The Mill House}

This is a fact! Buck J is an awesome fella to meet, and has a dandy cottage/cabin on a pretty piece of creek. Family would have as much fun there as anywhere, and it's only short drive to end up downtown for the day.