Picture this — it’s 2008 in Chattanooga.

ZZ Top + the Black Crowes are playing Riverbend. EPB has just approved the plan to build a community-wide fiber optics network. And Pisa Pizza is the go-to spot for a quick, affordable, satisfying lunch.

For every Chattanooga restaurant that’s now closed, there are thousands of memories living in our minds.

We asked you to share those special spots that still have a sweet place in your hearts, and we got more than 150 responses from Facebook, Twitter + Instagram stories. We tallied up responses to create this list of most-missed restaurants.

🏆 Top missed restaurants

Town & Country | 110 N. Market St. | 1947-2005
Nikki’s | 899 Cherokee Blvd. | 1942-2020
Fehn’s 1891 House | 449 Delaware Ave., Dayton, TN | 1930-2014
Pisa Pizza | 551 River St. | 1999-2010
The Loft | | 328 Cherokee Blvd. | 1974-2003
Durty Nelly’s | 109 N. Market St. | Closed in 2008
Mt. Vernon | 3535 Broad St. | 1955-2017
Po Folks | Highway 153 | Closed late ‘80s/early 90s

🏆 Honorable mention

Burger House | There’s a Facebook page dedicated to bringing this back.
Leonard’s | We hear the burgers from this Brainerd Road restaurant were crave-worthy.
Woolworth’s | Protestors had sit-ins at this spot in the 1960s.
Fifth Quarter | This restaurant along with the Sailmaker restaurant have interesting histories dating back to the ‘70s.

Tell us your favorites in the comment section.