Chattahoochee Food Works is a massive 22,000 square-foot food hall located on the Upper Westside of Atlanta that will house 31 vendors with cuisines from all around the world.
Narcity was invited for a sneak peek of Atlanta's newest food hall and we have the very first look inside.
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There's a beautiful seating area where you'll be able to eat, relax, or hangout with friends.
Construction was temporarily put on hold due to COVID-19, but now they're back to work and things are coming along inside.
There's a massive semi-circle bar where you'll be able to grab a drink after you've wandered through the food stalls.
The giant windows open up to the other half of the bar on the patio where there will be a ton of outdoor seating.
There’s a crazy colorful mural outside by the patio that will be everyone's next Instagram photo destination.
And the very best part — you can bring your food outside and eat at these swinging picnic tables. Mom was wrong when she said you couldn't play at the dinner table.
The grand opening date is TBD, but The Works is hosting a Halloween party on October 31 where they will tease the food from several Chattahoochee Food Works vendors.
The confirmed vendors for the event are Pomodoro Bella, TydeTate Kitchen, Graffiti Breakfast, Morelli's Ice Cream, Baked Kitchen South African Street Food, Taqueria La Luz, & Philly 'G' Cheesesteaks.
Chattahoochee Food Works
Cuisine: Different types of food from around the world!
Address: 1235 Chattahoochee Ave. NW, Suite 130, Atlanta, GA 30318
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