You were probably expecting an article about Nashville, weren’t you? While Music City likes to take the stage for most of our renovated restaurants – millennials have taken OVER the place – we want to give our city to the south a little love. Mainly because they deserve it. Alleia is an upscale restaurant located in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and it evokes the dark romanticism and dimly lit beauty of of mid-twentieth century dates. This is where to come to eat and laugh and be merry, where you can fall in love or cast off the weight of a hard week. Care to take a look?
Alleia Restaurant - Facebook Alleia opened in 2009, and has since become a pinnacle of local design and rustic Italian eating. Their menu is full of handmade pastas, Neapolitan pizzas and other Italian classics.
Alleia Restaurant - Facebook Alleia is a beautiful restaurant, but did you know that their chef is one of the most recognized in the Southeast? That’s right, chef Daniel Lindley has been nominated for the James Beard Award 6 times since 2009.
Alleia Restaurant - Facebook Not only is the food just like what you’d find in Italy, the decor and building are also designed to capture the warmth of the Italian countryside. The space is even decorated with 300-year-old wood.
Alleia Restaurant - Facebook One of the things that really sets Alleia apart is their views. That’s right – they have absolutely stunning views of Chattanooga’s famous Lookout Mountain. Dinner and a view? Sign us up!
Alleia Restaurant - Facebook One of the coolest things that Alleia does is called “cena di famiglia.” Once a month in the summers, they offer an exclusive, family-style dinner that serves 4 courses along with a curated wine pairing, all specially selected by the chefs. Watch their Facebook page for more information.
Alleia Restaurant - Facebook Looking for something truly unique? Try their absolutely fantastic bacon wrapped dates or their quail breast.
Alleia Restaurant - Facebook At Alleia, they want to make you feel like you’re a part of the family. They have huge banquette tables in different spaces of the restaurant because they want to make the dining experience as communal as possible.
Alleia Restaurant - Facebook Dying to visit? Give them a call for your reservation today at 423-305-6990. They’re located at 25 East Main Street in Chattanooga.
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Alleia Restaurant - Facebook
Alleia opened in 2009, and has since become a pinnacle of local design and rustic Italian eating. Their menu is full of handmade pastas, Neapolitan pizzas and other Italian classics.
Alleia is a beautiful restaurant, but did you know that their chef is one of the most recognized in the Southeast? That’s right, chef Daniel Lindley has been nominated for the James Beard Award 6 times since 2009.
Not only is the food just like what you’d find in Italy, the decor and building are also designed to capture the warmth of the Italian countryside. The space is even decorated with 300-year-old wood.
One of the things that really sets Alleia apart is their views. That’s right – they have absolutely stunning views of Chattanooga’s famous Lookout Mountain. Dinner and a view? Sign us up!
One of the coolest things that Alleia does is called “cena di famiglia.” Once a month in the summers, they offer an exclusive, family-style dinner that serves 4 courses along with a curated wine pairing, all specially selected by the chefs. Watch their Facebook page for more information.
Looking for something truly unique? Try their absolutely fantastic bacon wrapped dates or their quail breast.
At Alleia, they want to make you feel like you’re a part of the family. They have huge banquette tables in different spaces of the restaurant because they want to make the dining experience as communal as possible.
Dying to visit? Give them a call for your reservation today at 423-305-6990. They’re located at 25 East Main Street in Chattanooga.
You can continue to explore Nashville’s restaurant culture with these 10 Legendary Family-Owned Restaurants. They’re beautiful and sweet, and ode to our deep southern roots.
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