Brookhaven’s Old City Hall Will Be Home To New Restaurant
Front elevation plans for the proposed restaurant, Dixie Moon. ”The Little White House” on 2536 Caldwell Road in Ashford Park was used by the Brookhaven Governor’s Commission during the city’s founding in late 2012 and early 2013 as a home base.
Credit Courtesy of Brookhaven Department of Community Development
Brookhaven’s first City Hall will soon be converted into a restaurant.
The City Council has approved the rezoning of the 1938 wood-frame building, nicknamed the “The Little White House.”
The restaurant will be called Dixie Moon and will be run by chef Scott Serpas, who also owns the Atlanta restaurant, Serpas True Food.
The building was used during the early days of the city’s founding in 2012 and 2013.
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