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Chattanooga’s restaurant and retail scene is growing by the day! Here are our top 5 brand new or coming soon businesses to check out.  

Brand New! 

Anastasia's Old World Delicatessen
841 Chestnut St, Chattanooga, TN 37402
(423) 541-5923

This European-style deli opened just last month in West Village in downtown Chattanooga offering sandwiches, salads and delicious breakfast options. After helping launch the Marketplace in the Westin hotel, Nashville native Anastasia Burton is now managing her namesake restaurant. Check it out for lunch and try a specialty sandwich like the Tennessee Smoked T.N.T. with cajun turkey, 3 pepper colby jack cheese, chipotle aioli, mixed greens, roma tomatoes and red onion on pumpernickel bread. Or start your day off…

The Torgerson Team doesn’t just handle all of your real estate needs—our other job is being the full-time foodies that we are. It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it! This time we’ve turned our focus to the best lunch haunts Chattanooga has to offer, and after a lot of serious research, we’ve come up with our top 7 for you to try:

Totto Sushi & Grill 

330 Frazier Ave Suite 124
423-508-8898

Chattanooga doesn’t have a lot going on by way of sushi restaurants, but out of all of them, one of the best for a quick bite is Totto. Their lunch buffet attracts a big crowd for lunch, so be sure to get there a bit on the early side to avoid the wait. If buffets are not your style, try one of the bento boxes like the Teriyaki Chicken Bento served with…

Some days you just need a cocktail—and the Scenic City isn’t going to let you down! One of the best parts of the Chattanooga food and drink scene is the opportunity to branch out and experience something new for Happy Hour. We’ve compiled a list of some of our favorites for you to try. 

St John’s Meeting Place 

1274 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402
stjohnsmeetingplace.com

At the top of the list for happy hour locales is St John’s Meeting Place, located right next to St. John’s Restaurant on Market Street. Oftentimes this eatery gets overlooked based on the perception that it’s expensive, but hold the phone, y’all—they have one of the best and most affordable happy hours in Chattanooga.  With $5 cocktails, select small plates and discounts on…

If you missed the Chattabrewga craft brew festival this past weekend, don’t worry. You don’t need a special event as an excuse to check out some of the Scenic City’s best breweries. We started out with Big River Grille and Brewing Works as our only brewery back in the early ‘90s, and now the city is bursting at the seams with new brewing companies (and more on the way!). Now that our city is becoming such a hub for brews, we’re serving up a round of some of our favorites for you to try.

Mad Knight Brewing Company 

BASEMENT of: 4015 Tennessee Ave.
madknightbrewing.com

This St. Elmo brewery is so new, we’re not even sure the paint’s totally dry yet. Mad Knight Brewing Company just opened it’s doors to feature their beers including the Crazy Otto…

Sometimes seats at the local pub are even better than bleachers when it comes to March Madness. 

With Selection Sunday just around the corner on March 12 and this year’s NCAA tournament beginning Tuesday, March 14, it’s about time to pick your spot to watch the sport. If you need a little help, we’ve got you covered with some of our favorite restaurants, sports bars and hole-in-the-wall pubs in Chattanooga to catch the game. 

Mellow Mushroom

205 Broad St. or 2318 Lifestyle Way

Whether you visit the downtown or East Brainerd location, this pizza joint is always a great tournament watching spot. If you happen to be downtown, you can enjoy Mellow’s large patio, selection of over 120 beers from around the world (40 of which are on tap), 16…

If you're craving tacos or a margarita, Chattanooga does not disappoint! Check out our insider's guide to the best Mexican food in the Scenic City. 

Most Authentic

Taqueria Jalisco

1634 Rossville Ave
Chattanooga, TN 37408

You might have eaten at their food truck at the Chattanooga Market, but you can also check out their teeny tiny location just off Main Street. In our opinion, this is the most authentic spot in Chatt and surprisingly has really great prices. Don’t miss the guacamole, and be sure to have your meal with a Mexican coke for the full experience. We recommend the Flautas with three flour tortillas rolled with chipotle chicken, lettuce, tomatillo avocado salsa, pickled carrots, queso fresco and sour cream or the Carne Asada with…

If you love farm-fresh food, but not so much the cooking process, you’re in luck this week! 

Some of Chattanooga’s best restaurants are serving up specialties in honor of the sixth annual Chattanooga Restaurant Week, a celebration of our city’s top notch chefs and restaurants. 

The event, which began on Monday, includes 212 Market, 1885 Grill, Alleia, Bald Headed Bistro, Broad Street Grille, Cafe on the Corner, Ceniza, Dish T'Pass Cafe, Easy Bistro & Bar, Embargo 62, The Feed Co., Five, Firebirds Wood Fired Grill, Flying Squirrel, Good Dog, Hummingbird Pastaria, Lupi's Pizza Pies, Main Street Meats, Mellow Mushroom, Mrs. B's Reggae Cafe, New York Pizza Department, Poblanos Mexican Cuisine, Il Primo, Public House, Puckett's, Root Kitchen & Wine…