From Knoxville classics to smalltown favorites, East Tennessee is chuck full of opportunities to eat the best BBQ around
Barbeque is an American staple and a Knoxville favorite. While we’re not known specifically for a type of barbeque like Kansas City, North Carolina, or Memphis, we are blessed!-->!-->!-->…
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Practice gratitude: eat a meal and share one
Thanksgiving is underway and whether you want to practice gratitude during a special meal with your!-->…
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Harmony Family Center
The local nonprofit ensuring no child goes without a home
What do Steve Jobs and Eleanor!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Big Give Knox: Giving Tuesday
East Tennessee is home to many non-profits that serve the Knoxville community year round. As the!-->…
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Lost in the View
Rooftop spaces in East Tennessee offer a unique environment to kick back, relax with a drink, and enjoy the view
To see and be seen. A view from the top is a summertime fave in East Tennessee, but with only a handful of rooms with a!-->!-->!-->…
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Old School
Knoxville’s old school restaurants are still here for a reason and we’re stepping in to taste their legacies
If everything old is new again, then these Old School Knoxville restaurants are the trendy up-and-comers on the restaurant!-->!-->!-->…
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[B]abylon Revisited
Point B is a little bit of Paris in Knoxville
Owner Daniel Goss likes to tell both the long and the short versions of the founding story of Point B. The condensed version starts in the dark days of the pandemic lockdown in March 2020,!-->!-->!-->…
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Mexican? Yes, I can!
From burritos and tamales to ceviche and everything in between, Knoxville’s Mexican cuisine is not to be missed.
When an ethnic food becomes a staple of American cuisine, we all benefit from the world’s flavors and cultures. East!-->!-->!-->…
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Famous Faces & Places
You know them, you love them, you can’t live without… their FOOD!
Dolly, Guy, Trevor, Blake, Paula, Drew, and Peyton all have local eateries and hangouts that have been swarmed with customers all hoping to get a peak at the!-->!-->!-->…
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The Brass Pearl
Oysters on the half shell and signature cocktails bring NOLA to Market Square
The French poet Léon-Paul Fargue wrote, “Eating oysters is like kissing the sea on the lips.” Knoxville’s only raw bar, The Brass Pearl, opened on Market!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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New Eats
East Tennessee’s latest restaurants have us lining up for a spot at the table
There are few things east Tennesseans love more than a new restaurant. And buddy, do we show up. Crowded foyers, loaded tables, and the fight to survive that!-->!-->!-->…
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Tuscany Comes to Maryville
Bella offers authentic Italian cuisine—and the flaming Pasta in the Wheel!
Bella occupies a building in downtown Maryville that was built in 1925 as a J.C. Penney, whose name is memorialized in a mosaic at the front door. For 20!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Dinner And…
Local eateries boast both food and fun all in the same location. Date night anyone?
Lots of places are just dinner. You eat, you go home. But if you want more than just a meal, East Tennessee has eateries offering all sorts of fun,!-->!-->!-->…
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