So- my sister is obsessed with finding instagram worthy photo ops. She lives in Charlotte, NC, but…read more told me about Umbrella Alley in Chattanoga, TN. While dining downtown I decided to try and find this spot. I attempted to follow instructions provided on a bloggers page. The instructions were as follows: Chestnut & Pine Street, between MLK & 7th.. if driving this can be a little confusing. I believe it was actually between MLK and 8th. Look for the sign that says City Park Parking on the Millennium Bank building the alley where the umbrellas are hanging is directly across from this sign. About the alley- it's so freakin cute and is a beautiful backdrop to your photos. If you are downtown it's worth finding!

Nice little area to visit. I did stop by the Innside restaurant to get breakfast. Great service &…read morefood. Open until 2:00pm. The umbrella spot everyone is taking pictures of is right next to it in a small alley. A bid truck and trailer was parked there so full view. There are some small high end shops to look at like Children's boutique, plant and other clothing stores.

Cute town with some shops. We took quite a drive from Dallas GA about 1 hr 30 min. Stayed for about…read more2 hours. Wasn't too much to do other than shops. They all had most of same items and food. Wouldn't head there again. Did more driving than sight seeing unfortunately. Think we expected more.

Super cool bunch of shops and restaurants. We ate at the twisted tomato. It was great! All the…read moreshops are cool though! Great little place to visit. Nice river side seating for the restaurants.

I honestly hate to even say this because it's hard to make it in small business but it's more like…read morea temu store. Just cheap clearance items and no real hippie shiz.

Such a cute little roadside shop had all kinds of different little trinkets in it. I will…read moredefinitely be back.

Cute little shop in Dayton, perfect place to shop after a weekend lunch. The store is fairly big…read morewith multiple vendor booths to look through. To be honest, there is so much stuff everywhere it can be overwhelming. Every time you turn the corner there was more stuff to look through. There is a back corner that has more tea pots and cups than you can imagine. Prices seemed on the higher end, but staff seemed friendly enough that maybe you would work out a deal.

This lovely shop has so much to offer any visitor who wants to wander through rooms and aisles…read morefilled with teapots and tea, antique jewelry, quilts, table settings with napkin rings, placemats, and candles. Turn the corner and see a precious children's corner with games and clothing. Beautiful florals and home decor abound in the exciting and fun-filled atmosphere. The Strawberry Festival is in May and there are light refreshments and strawberry decor to pledse everyone on any list! It's great! Just across the road is the court house where the Scopes Trials took place. Across the block is a restaurant that you don't want to miss! It's the Dayton coffee shop. It's delicious food at a most reasonable price. The Gathering Place is a place you don't want to miss on your travels! Don't miss the Gathering Place Too across the street. There is an ice-cream shop inside where you can get a light lunch or cool snack.

Big selection, but nothing is very nice. The prices aren't overall very low; it's even overpriced…read moreon some things. It's pretty junked out and run down. Maybe it's one of those places you have to stop by constantly to find a gem, but it's not for me.

My name is Phyllis Brooks and I visited the store in Chattanooga, Tn, buying some things for the…read moreremodel of my home. I had to return a product and I would like to give 2 thumbs up to Evelyn, the manager at SouthEastern Salvage in Chattanooga, Tn. She was extremely helpful with resolving this issue. She was friendly and just the absolute Best! Big Thank You to Evelyn!!

Joe gave me a nice deal on a beautiful stained glass art work by a local artist!…read morePleased with the deal & Joe (owner) worked with me for this good deal!! Will be back for other unique items!!!

The owner is very rude and unprofessional!!! He following me and my friend like we where going to…read moresteak but no one else..

Wow, what a huge supply of cast irons and more. Staff are super helpful and had a lot of…read moreinformation regarding the care of cast iron ware. The museum is free (I think they changed admission in the past $10) and you can take pictures of the world's largest cast iron pan. I wouldn't say there is a huge savings here, but the selection is pretty darn impressive.

This was a neat stop next to our brunch this morning. They have everything you can think of from…read morecast iron. Prices are extremely reasonable. A nice stop in while driving or traveling to check out. They also have a museum attached where you can buy tickets

I love shopping here still and always will, but unfortunately my nice day was ruined by a wan who…read more"works" here. I've never seen her around here and have no clue who she works for. This women was very rude and ugly, not just her physical presence but her attitude towards customers. My friend and I came out to lunch for a nice day and took pictures which no one told us we couldn't. She was very rude and extremely unprofessional to me and my friend, saying very crazy things to us when we never said anything to her back. When we asked her what was wrong, she cowardly ran and continued to say very rude thing. Sad that a nice place like this has to have toxic unprofessional behavior from those who represent. She had short black hair and carries a permanent frown.

Not a lot of selection, parking is expensive. Vibes are good, though…read more I am a major Anthropologie fan so I come here a lot. Always stop in J. Crew too. The coffee shop here is nice. Needs more shops! Once every space is full it will be more worthwhile.

As a local, this has been my go-to gift shop for over 11 years--and it never disappoints! If you're…read morevisiting downtown, make sure to add it to your list. The selection is always unique, with new items arriving regularly. The staff is warm, helpful, and professional, and the owners are truly some of the kindest people you'll ever meet. I always walk out with the perfect gift and a great experience.

Found some great last minute finds here. Staff was friendly. It's Blue Ridge so it's going to be a…read morebit pricy but it's a fun place to find some unique gifts.

As someone who splits time between Nashville and Sewanee, the Lemon Fair is my go-to for elevated…read moregift giving and great, unique Sewanee stuff. The inventory is constantly changing and I always walk out with something "I just have to have!" There's a pretty wide selection of women's clothing and accessories as well. Plus, it's a fraction of the price I would pay for similar items in Nashville!

Small section of cute local and Sewanee specific items, otherwise generic gift shop items.read more