Walking into an eatery where every corner tells a story through its atmosphere and architecture is a feast for the senses, heightening a dining experience beyond the menu. Architectural elements in old properties often include features like exposed brick, large windows and high ceilings with rafters. “These help to exude warmth, interest and ambiance,” Grant adds. So if these old walls could talk, what would they say? Read the full story at the link in our bio. Photo 1 / Photo by Anne Braly / A sculpture of Quatie Ross, wife of Chief John Ross, stands behind the bar made of wood, leftover from 2nd American’s life as a manufacturing facility. Photo 2 / Staff photo by Abby White / Calliope seen from Martin Luther King Boulevard in downtown Chattanooga. Photo 3 / Staff photo by Abby White / The main entry area of Calliope. Photo 4 / Photo by Tim Cofield / Chef Daniel Lindley of 2nd American Restaurant. Photo 5 / Contributed Photo by Tim Cofield / An interior view of 2nd American...