D.A.M GOOD Stand Opens in Hixson, TN — Homemade Pickles & Baked Goods Friday–Sunday 🥒

A new food stand is bringing homemade specialties to the Hixson area, joining a growing wave of local food entrepreneurs across the Sequatchie Valley and greater Chattanooga region. 🌟 The D.A.M GOOD Stand reflects the region’s appetite for artisan, locally-made products sold directly to the community.

The D.A.M GOOD Stand, located at 8917 Brookhill Drive in Hixson, is now open to the public with a weekend schedule designed for easy access. 📍 The stand operates Friday from 3–8 p.m. and Saturday–Sunday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., making it convenient for shoppers looking to pick up fresh items to round out their weekend plans.

The stand specializes in pickles and other homemade products, with early customers already praising items like strawberry shortcake. 🍓 According to community feedback, the stand has quickly become a Friday tradition for some local shoppers, signaling strong initial interest in what the business has to offer.

Owners are actively building their menu and planning to appear at upcoming events throughout the region. 📢 Those interested in following new product releases and learning about future locations can find the D.A.M GOOD Stand on social media, where they’re encouraging the community to support local businesses.

Source: Randi Lyne Wells – Food stand in Hixson, TN offering pickles and other products, open Friday-Sunday

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