Brick-and-Mortar for East Atlanta Bagel Stand; Smyrna Eatery for Flip Burger Alum

— Emerald City Bagels, Deanna Halcrow's traveling bagel pop-up, has found a permanent home in East Atlanta Village. Halcrow is taking over the former Gravity Pub space at 1257 Glenwood Ave. SE, reports Atlanta Magazine, where she hopes to turn out 5,000 bagels a day. "We will have the capacity to add some bagels that we don't make right now," she told Atlanta. "Flavors like pumpernickel and rye. We're going to experiment with some whole wheat." Halcrow may experiment with making pretzels too, and she hopes to have the shop up and running early next year.

— Jason McClure, who has spent time in the kitchens at Flip Burger Boutique and Villains (now Hi-Five Diner), is opening his own restaurant in Smyrna. Tomorrow's News Today says Wade's, named for McClure's father, will be a "fine dining/casual hybrid." The two-story building will feature a bar and patio on on each floor. McClure hopes to open his restaurant in January.

— Roswell residents Sandra and Perry Pettett plan to transform Canton Street's Campbell Cottage into a coffeeshop and bookstore, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The cafe side of the business reportedly will serve lunch and desserts, and it's on track for a fall debut. "We are in the business of renovation," Sandra Pettett told the AJC. "We just had a few things going on in our lives. We decided to turn into this direction."