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Archer's BBQ founder names his new Knoxville restaurant, reveals the menu
Scruffy Pig is the name of the new barbecue restaurant coming to North Central Street from the founder of Archer's BBQ, and a newly launched website offers the first look at the menu. We don't know the timeline for opening, but William "Archer" Bagley III previously told Knox News he hopes to be serving customers by the end of the year. The website features a menu with highlights that include barbecue sandwiches, brisket, pulled pork, smoked chicken and St. Louis ribs. The restaurant will offer loaded trays and family meals, according to scruffypig.com , and the list of starters includes brisket mac bombs and Texas Twinkies, which pack smoked jalapeno, cheese and barbecue into a shareable appetizer. Bagley, who opened Archer's BBQ in 2011 and grew the brand to six locations, is partnering with longtime friend, events space owner and Happy Holler landlord Daniel Schuh on the project. Scruffy Pig will be located in the former home of Hops and Holler, which closed in 2022 . The following year, Bagley opened and closed prime steakhouse Fire and Smoke, which is now under new ownership , and abruptly closed all of the Archer's locations. The former Hops and Holler space can
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Big Puerto Rican Flavors Roll Out Of This Tennessee Food Truck
A bright red bus parked along the highway in Talbott is serving some of East Tennessee’s boldest island flavors. Puertorican Smoke Food Truck specializes in hearty Puerto Rican comfort food prepared with seasoned meats, garlic, plantains, rice, and traditional spices. Customers can dig into favorites such as mofongo topped with steak or fried pork, grilled chicken and pork skewers, fried plantains, arroz con gandules, and creamy macaroni salad.
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Knoxville restaurant owner feeds hurricane victims in Florida
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - A Knoxville restaurant owner is feeding hurricane victims in Milton, Florida, after driving his food truck there this weekend. Yassin Terou, owner of Yassin’s Falafel House, has helped feed hundreds of people in Milton since arriving. People in the Gulf Coast community have been recovering after Hurricane Isaias ripped through the area. Milton residents got their power back on Monday, but months of recovery remain ahead.
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New restaurant coming to Huntsville aims to create a welcoming space for families
A new burger restaurant and butcher shop are coming to Huntsville's Stadium Commons, with a concept that has a personal connection to the family behind it. Corban's Smash House is expected to open this winter at the development along Memorial Parkway near Joe Davis Stadium. The restaurant is being opened...
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Plan A Fall Smokies Weekend Around These 6 Old-Fashioned Apple Butter And Cider Stops
Fall in the Smokies comes with a sweet side that many visitors skip on their way to the big attractions. Along quiet roads in Sevierville, Cosby, and Townsend, old orchards and country stores still serve fresh apple cider, homemade apple butter, and warm apple fritters. Some of these stops sit...
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13 pounds of food tossed, flies found during Knoxville restaurant inspection
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The eatery with the low health inspection score is renowned for its exceptional food, ambiance, and service, but half a dozen critical violations were checked off during its recent inspection. The grade was a 77 at Season Innovative Bar and Grill on Parkside Drive in Farragut. This is a passing score; […]
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Fountain City Scoop Shop Opens With 32 Flavors, Pickle Ice Cream Included
A food truck that started slinging scoops around Knoxville has finally put down roots in Fountain City. Irvey's Ice Cream opened its first standalone storefront at 3000 Tazewell Pike on October 9, following a three-day grand-opening celebration that kicked off Friday afternoon despite the threat of rain. The new shop...
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Old Sevier Market opens, volunteers restore history and neighbors make a difference
A new neighborhood grocery store, volunteers preserving Knoxville’s history and a garden honoring military families are among the ways East Tennessee residents are making a difference. There are also opportunities to improve neighborhoods, recognize outstanding citizens and celebrate the season. Old Sevier Market opens in South Knoxville. After years...
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Spoiled food tossed, bug found during inspection at Knoxville food truck
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The food truck with the failing grade has failed in the past. In his report, the inspector wrote that the person in charge violated the same critical items time after time. Those violations could potentially cause foodborne illness. The grade is a 68 at La Pequenita Mobile Unit on Western Avenue […]
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Old Sevier Market Is Officially Open for Business
I live in South Knoxville and few things give me less pleasure than shopping at the “SoKnoKro” on Chapman Highway. I say this as someone whose previous neighborhood grocer was the Fellini Kroger, pre-renovation. The bar is low. I mean, they usually have what I need, and there are friendly employee faces I’m always relieved to see. But when it comes to ambiance, I cannot get out of that place fast enough.
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Tucked Along Gatlinburg’s Arts and Crafts Loop, This Beautiful Tennessee Tea Room Pours Plum Tea Worth the Drive
Some of the best meals in Tennessee hide down quiet roads, far from the busy strips and flashing signs. This one sits in a small cabin in the woods, with a stream running past and a single house tea that people talk about for years. It only opens three days...
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The Knoxville Focus for October 12, 2026
Irvey’s kicks off grand opening weekend for Fountain City location. Irvey’s Ice Cream is now open in Fountain City. The ice cream shop, located at 3000 Tazewell Pike, began a three-day grand opening celebration Friday afternoon with a ribbon-cutting, bubbles and some lawn games and some chalk art in the parking lot.
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Hidden in the Tennessee Countryside, This Restaurant Is Worth Planning a Trip Around
Some restaurants are worth visiting for the food alone. Others turn dinner into an experience, with a scenic drive, peaceful surroundings, thoughtful service, and a setting that makes you want to stay a little longer. Wilder at Windy Hill Farm and Preserve near Loudon manages to bring all of that together.
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This Tennessee Steakhouse Serves A French Onion Soup Worth Ordering Before The Steak
Pigeon Forge has no shortage of places to grab a steak, but Alamo Steakhouse stands out for more than just its oak-grilled Angus beef. Tucked along the Parkway, this local favorite has been winning over visitors and regulars alike with a menu that goes beyond the usual steakhouse fare. What really sets this spot apart is a bowl of French onion soup so rich and satisfying that some folks say it’s worth the trip on its own.
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Discover This Hidden Tennessee Restaurant With Stunning Douglas Lake Views
Tucked along the shores of Douglas Lake in Dandridge, Tennessee, sits a restaurant that locals love to keep to themselves. Angelos’ at the Point offers waterfront dining that combines fresh American fare with views that’ll make you want to stay for hours. Whether you’re craving seafood, a perfectly...