This Midwest favorite has made its way to the Scenic City. | Photo by NOOGAtoday
Looking for the next new restaurant hitting Chattanooga’s food scene? Check out these buzzy places to eat and drink — plus, some spots coming soon.
New in July
Chattanooga Eats & Chill, 1800 Dayton Blvd. | Tacos
This Red Bank restaurant is under new management and offers a pared-down menu including tacos and fried green plantains.
Alimentari Cafe & Market, 801 Pine St. | Cafe
This cafe, known for its deli sandwiches and fresh salads, recently found a new home at The Westin Chattanooga downtown.
100 Ramen & Bar, 2090 Hamilton Place | Ramen
This fast-casual restaurant in the Aloft hotel features Boba teas, sushi, ramen + salads.
Coming soon
Camila, 309 E Main St. | European bistro | Projected opening: Fall 2025
The menu is still being finalized for this European bistro, set to open in the old location of Slick’s Burgers.
Hawaiian Bros Island Grill, 5118 Hixson Pike | Hawaiian comfort food | Projected opening: October 2025
This fast-casual spot will serve plate lunches, Dole soft serve, and Spam musubi.
Peruvian Cooking | 6-9 p.m. | Sweet & Savory Classroom | $94 | Learn how to make three Peruvian specialities in this hands-on cooking class.
127 Yard Sale | Thursday, Aug. 7-Saturday, Aug. 9 | Locations vary | Free | Shop the world’s longest yard sale at participating locations on Signal Mountain + downtown.
Thrift Store Shuffle | 9 a.m.-7 p.m. | Statemint Chattanooga | $10+ | Organizers call this day of thrifting a “bar crawl, but for thrift lovers.”
Pirates, Parrots & Princesses | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Chattanooga Zoo | $12.95+ | Kids can meet their favorite princesses and pirates, embark on a treasure hunt + get up close to the animals.
Hot In Herre: 2000s Dance Party | 9 p.m. | Barrel House Ballroom | $15+ | Get ready to drop it low to your favorite 2000s jams — nostalgia never sounded so good.
With convenient hours and a patient-first approach, Cempa aims to enhance community well-being. | Photo provided by Cempa Community Care
National Health Center Week (Aug. 3–9) shines a spotlight on the vital role community health centers play in keeping neighborhoods healthy. Centers like Cempa Community Care provide:
Comprehensive care for adults 18+ and dental services for the whole family
Affordable care for every income level
Local support that keeps Chattanooga thriving
Cempa Community Care is dedicated to helping our community stay healthy. To learn more or schedule an appointment, call (423) 265‑2273.
The Hamilton County Commission approved the expansion of Hilltop Drive near Miller Industries during its meeting Wednesday, Aug. 6. The project, between Hunter Road and Volkswagen Drive, aims to ease traffic congestion at Exit 11 and Old Georgetown Road. (News Channel 9)
Community
Several Alton Park streets will receive honorary names recognizing local legends Milton L. Jackson Sr., Florence High, and Erma R. Choice. The Chattanooga City Council approved the signage to celebrate their lasting impact on the community. A neighborhood celebration is planned once all signs are installed. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
Development
Construction crews are making progress on a new 12,000 sqft event venue in East Ridge. City officials say Venue 1921 is on track to be finished by the end of 2025. A grand opening celebration is planned for early 2026. (Local 3 News)
Health
Skills that could save a life. In-Pulse CPR has expanded to Chattanooga, offering American Heart Association-certified CPR classes for healthcare workers, businesses, and the general public. The hands-on training covers CPR, how to use an AED, and how to help someone who is choking.
Civic
Hamilton County Sheriff Austin Garrett just appointed a new Deputy Chief of Corrections. Tim Davis brings over 25 years of law enforcement and corrections leadership experience from California and will now oversee all operations at the Hamilton County Jail and Detention Center. (Chattanoogan)
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Take me out to the — petting zoo? Nope, your eyes aren’t deceiving you. That really is a donkey chowing down on hay at AT&T Field.
The Chattanooga Lookouts are bringing the farm to the field once again for Agriculture Night next Friday, Aug. 15. Expect furry friends to pet, tractors to ogle, and baseball like you’ve never seen it before (unless you regularly attend games with livestock).
A great maxi wrap dress that can see you through the transition from summer into fall. Choose your favorite print or floral and enjoy the airy, comfortable feel and flattering ruffle hem.
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