Culture Coffee Co.

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2025-03-03

If you’re in Chattanooga and love a well-crafted latte, Culture Coffee Co. is a must-visit! My wife and I stopped by on our way home to Norris, TN and tried the Irish Jig latte—an incredible mix of cinnamon, maple, nutmeg, Irish cream, and more. It was smooth, flavorful, and just the right balance of spice and sweetness. Easily one of the best seasonal drinks I’ve ever had! The shop itself has a great vibe—cozy, inviting, and perfect for grabbing a cup to-go or enjoying a seat there. Their attention to quality and detail in every cup is very clear, and the branding is on point. If you’re a coffee lover, put Culture Coffee Co. at the top of your list. Highly recommend stopping by!

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2025-02-26

Cozy coffee shop with local art on the walls. Both my wife and I had crème brûlée latte's. I found it incredibly too sweet. I couldn't even finish drinking it. I can't fault the business for my own poor decisions. I should have known that a drink with condensed milk and sugar would be very sweet. I'll have to give a different cup of Culture Coffee a try in the future.

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2024-10-14

Holy plastics, Batman! This was a lovely place to grab coffee in Chattanooga, but I was pretty turned off by the sheer amount of single use plastics at every single table, especially for those who were dining in. By 2050, it is estimated that there will be more plastics in the ocean than fish, and today, over 95% of our plastics do not actually get recycled—they instead head to landfills, to the incinerator, to our waterways, and to our bodies, by way of micro plastics. I would love to see you empower your customers by offering reusable, for-here options. That looks like reusable mugs and water cups that won’t take hundreds of years to break down into tinier pieces of plastic that make us sick. Or perhaps you could put up signage, encouraging customers to bring their own cups to prevent environmental waste. Or you could make a point to ask all customers if they’re taking to-go or staying, to clarify which type of container you should serve their drinks in. It really is a shame to see all of the plastics consumed at this café, and then walk 10 feet to see all of them in the trashcan. Off to the landfill, creating a less healthy and less beautiful Tennessee. Thank you for considering how to be better to the local ecosystem, and how to support consumers who are conscious of their environmental impact. Much appreciated!