Claydough's Pizza Restaurant Review - Chattanooga, TN

[Guest guest]

I was recently at Claydough's Pizza Restaurant, in Chattanooga, TN. The

pizza selection was so creative and outstanding in flavor. If you are a

vegetarian, they have meat substitutes they will put on the pizza in place

of meat, if you ask. toppings such as meatless sausage, meatless chicken,

meatless ham or meatless beef to make them take on a vegetarian personality.

 

I greatly appreciated this thoughtfulness. This is not like any pizza

restaurant you have ever been to. Be prepared to be wowed and your taste

buds to drool.

 

http://chattanoogan.com/articles/article_130385.asp

 

http://www.claydoughspizza.com/claydoughs_menu.pdf

 

Because the Chattanooga, TN area, has a huge amount of Seventh Day

Adventist, which encourage a vegetarian diet, many of the restaurants will

use meat substitutes on many of their items, if you ask. They don't always

advertise that they do this, but many have the meat substitutes on hand if

you ask them. Isn't that wonderful? I wish I lived there and could take

advantage of this all the time. I have a sister that does and she has sure

enjoyed this.

 

Enjoy,

Judy

[Guest guest]

How cool, Judy! I wish more places were like that.

 

~ PT ~

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> I was recently at Claydough's Pizza Restaurant, in Chattanooga, TN. The

> pizza selection was so creative and outstanding in flavor. If you are a

> vegetarian, they have meat substitutes they will put on the pizza in place

> of meat, if you ask. toppings such as meatless sausage, meatless chicken,

> meatless ham or meatless beef to make them take on a vegetarian personality.

>

> I greatly appreciated this thoughtfulness. This is not like any pizza

> restaurant you have ever been to. Be prepared to be wowed and your taste

> buds to drool.

>

> http://chattanoogan.com/articles/article_130385.asp

>

> http://www.claydoughspizza.com/claydoughs_menu.pdf

>

> Because the Chattanooga, TN area, has a huge amount of Seventh Day

> Adventist, which encourage a vegetarian diet, many of the restaurants will

> use meat substitutes on many of their items, if you ask. They don't always

> advertise that they do this, but many have the meat substitutes on hand if

> you ask them. Isn't that wonderful? I wish I lived there and could take

> advantage of this all the time. I have a sister that does and she has sure

> enjoyed this.

>

> Enjoy,

> Judy

>

[Guest guest]

how great! i live an hour north of Chattanooga and go there pretty

often. i was aware of most of the veg friendly restaurants around,

but was not aware of this one! Chattanooga is pretty veg conscience

with all the seventh day adventist, you're right. they even have

their own grocery store that i go to twice a month. love it! i don't

have to worry about reading labels there! so nice!

thanks for posting. much appreciated! i will have to check that

restaurant out soon!!!!

 

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> I was recently at Claydough's Pizza Restaurant, in Chattanooga,

TN. The

> pizza selection was so creative and outstanding in flavor. If you

are a

> vegetarian, they have meat substitutes they will put on the pizza

in place

> of meat, if you ask. toppings such as meatless sausage, meatless

chicken,

> meatless ham or meatless beef to make them take on a vegetarian

personality.

>

> I greatly appreciated this thoughtfulness. This is not like any

pizza

> restaurant you have ever been to. Be prepared to be wowed and your

taste

> buds to drool.

>

> http://chattanoogan.com/articles/article_130385.asp

>

> http://www.claydoughspizza.com/claydoughs_menu.pdf

>

> Because the Chattanooga, TN area, has a huge amount of Seventh Day

> Adventist, which encourage a vegetarian diet, many of the

restaurants will

> use meat substitutes on many of their items, if you ask. They

don't always

> advertise that they do this, but many have the meat substitutes on

hand if

> you ask them. Isn't that wonderful? I wish I lived there and

could take

> advantage of this all the time. I have a sister that does and she

has sure

> enjoyed this.

>

> Enjoy,

> Judy

>

[Guest guest]

You're very welcome. I think you will really enjoy it.

 

Have you eaten from the deli at the Village Market in Collegedale? They have

excellent food. While I was visiting there recently, I got a loaf there that

was outstanding on their hot bar. Love their sandwich spreads and salad bar.

So many good things.

 

The Campus Kitchen is in the same shopping plaza as the Village Market and it is

also a vegetarian restaurant. You can also eat in the Southern Adventist

cafeteria on the campus across the street. Very good food selections there

also.

Judy

-

jamilyn

Monday, September 15, 2008 1:32 PM

Re: Claydough's Pizza Restaurant Review -

Chattanooga, TN

 

 

how great! i live an hour north of Chattanooga and go there pretty

often. i was aware of most of the veg friendly restaurants around,

but was not aware of this one! Chattanooga is pretty veg conscience

with all the seventh day adventist, you're right. they even have

their own grocery store that i go to twice a month. love it! i don't

have to worry about reading labels there! so nice!

thanks for posting. much appreciated! i will have to check that

restaurant out soon!!!!

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> I was recently at Claydough's Pizza Restaurant, in Chattanooga,

TN. The

> pizza selection was so creative and outstanding in flavor. If you

are a

> vegetarian, they have meat substitutes they will put on the pizza

in place

> of meat, if you ask. toppings such as meatless sausage, meatless

chicken,

> meatless ham or meatless beef to make them take on a vegetarian

personality.

>

> I greatly appreciated this thoughtfulness. This is not like any

pizza

> restaurant you have ever been to. Be prepared to be wowed and your

taste

> buds to drool.

>

> http://chattanoogan.com/articles/article_130385.asp

>

> http://www.claydoughspizza.com/claydoughs_menu.pdf

>

> Because the Chattanooga, TN area, has a huge amount of Seventh Day

> Adventist, which encourage a vegetarian diet, many of the

restaurants will

> use meat substitutes on many of their items, if you ask. They

don't always

> advertise that they do this, but many have the meat substitutes on

hand if

> you ask them. Isn't that wonderful? I wish I lived there and

could take

> advantage of this all the time. I have a sister that does and she

has sure

> enjoyed this.

>

> Enjoy,

> Judy

>