Chattanooga, Tenn. — Ford’s Garage, a one-of-a-kind dining concept inspired by the heritage of the Ford Motor Company, is officially open in Chattanooga, marking the brand’s first restaurant in Tennessee and its 36th in the U.S.
Located near Hamilton Place Mall, the new 8,000-square-foot restaurant offers seating for approximately 250 guests. The restaurant joins one of Chattanooga’s busiest retail and dining corridors, near popular attractions including Lookout Mountain, Ruby Falls and Rock City.
Known for its immersive automotive-themed atmosphere, Ford’s Garage combines vintage 1920s service station décor and Ford memorabilia with a chef-driven menu, plus an extensive selection of local craft beers and cocktails.
“We couldn’t think of a better community than Chattanooga to introduce Ford’s Garage to Tennessee,” says Ted Moats, managing partner of TN Legends and franchise owner of Ford’s Garage Chattanooga. “Chattanooga’s rich automotive history and strong sense of community make it a natural fit, and we’re excited to open our doors to locals and visitors alike.”
Founded in 2012 in downtown Fort Myers, Fla., just minutes from Henry Ford’s winter estate, Ford’s Garage is a distinctive, vintage auto-themed restaurant brand inspired by a 1920s service station. Ford’s Garage is an Official Licensee of the Ford Motor Company and operates 36 locations across nine states. For more information, visit www.fordsgarageusa.com.
SOURCE: Ford’s Garage