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June 23, 2023
SmashCity has gone from food truck to food hall to brick-and-mortar location, with plans to open at the former OliBea in downtown Knoxville.
June 15, 2023
The Old City breakfast and brunch spot, which opened in 2014, is set to close this month.
April 28, 2023
Nourish Knoxville is committed to cultivating healthy communitiesOn a bright, sunny Saturday, Ryan Sowell and his almost-5-year-old daughter, Lindley, visited the Market Square Farmers’ Market on their way to the Car Show. When Sowell was a student a
September 8, 2022
Regional supper club Peat and Pearls starts a new chapter in Knoxville. The Florida based club has its roots in oysters and its bringing them here.
September 8, 2022
Regional supper club Peat and Pearls starts a new chapter in Knoxville. The Florida based club has its roots in oysters and its bringing them here.
September 2, 2022
Each time you go out to dinner, what do you see in the menu? Delicious meals curated by a special talent in the kitchen? Or perhaps farmers and producers who spent months caring for the ingredients on that plate? For T.S. Strickland, he sees both. An
April 30, 2022
With more folks willing to eat out during this part of the COVID-19 pandemic, HenHoc has shut its butcher shop doors in downtown Knoxvilles Old City.
April 30, 2022
With more folks willing to eat out during this part of the COVID-19 pandemic, HenHoc has shut its butcher shop doors in downtown Knoxvilles Old City.
May 5, 2021
Price of the pandemic | Grocery costs skyrocket in East Tennessee and nationwide The recent price spike on what you throw in the buggy is the biggest in almost a decade. Author: Katie Inman Updated: 10:38 PM EDT May 4, 2021 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — If your grocery bill is higher than normal, youre not alone. A recent price spike on what you throw in the buggy is the biggest in almost a decade. Locally-owned Knoxville shops are seeing the same price trends as the nati...
April 30, 2021
Businesses have always implemented their own customer rules: No shirt, no shoes, no service. Some restaurant owners who still want to require masks are preparing for their first weekend without a local government mask mandate. As public sentiment regarding face coverings shifts, some owners are anticipating challenges that could arise when their expectations dont align with those of the customer. "We want to take care of the people who support us and have played by the rules and appre...