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Eagan, TN · Food & Drink
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Downtown Rutledge Holiday Market takes place Saturday
RUTLEDGE — The inaugural Downtown Rutledge Holiday Market will take place from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, in the charming setting of the Nance House, Friendship Park and the Corum House in Downtown Rutledge. Shoppers will find a number of vendors inside the large community room in the historic Nance House for an experience reminiscent of times gone by, when proprietors sold a variety of merchandise in that space between the 1840s and 1900. That sense of bygone times will continue in “Tommy Toes,” a charming new café/coffee house located in the front parlor/dining room areas of the Nance House. The café will hold a soft opening during the Holiday Market, offering a variety of coffees, confections and other items for purchase. Open air shopping will take place in the inviting atmosphere of Friendship Park, just behind the Nance House. Vendors will line the paved walking path in the park beneath the canopy of old growth trees, with an assortment of handcrafted and original gift items, home décor, freshly baked confections, locally canned goods and more available for purchase. Shoppers will find an additional porch and indoor shopping opportunity at the historic Corum House, which can be
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The Local Bite offers comforting American fare in Loudon | Grub Scout
In most cases, I add restaurants to my list when I first hear about them. But often, by the time I actually get around to trying a place out, I’ve long since forgotten how I learned about it in the first place. Such was the case with The Local Bite in Loudon. All I recall is that it came well reviewed, based on my research. That was good enough for me to stick to my original plan to give it a shot. The Grub Spouse accompanied me to Loudon County for dinner one evening last week. We found the business on the south side of town in a small retail plaza. Inside, the atmosphere is typical of what one might find in a mom-and-pop diner: a modest number of tables and chairs in a moderately sized dining room. The trappings weren’t thematic per se, but the setting was aesthetically pleasing enough. The Local Bite’s current menu has been in place since spring and offers a familiar lineup of American fare. For example, starters include cheese curds, jalapeño poppers, onion rings and fried Brussels sprouts. You can also order chicken wings accompanied by any of five different sauces as well as