<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1Hmdlh_1CDVldhq00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1Hmdlh_1CDVldhq00" width="1940" height="905" ></figure>Paris, Tenn.–The latest Henry County eatery to be featured on the Tennessee Crossroads show is the Ruby Pear at 104 S. Brewer St., Paris. The Ruby Pear is owned by Jill and Cash Caldwell and has made quite an impact since it was opened, serving delicious soups, salads and sandwiches, and desserts. Even tomato pies!Tennessee Crossroads Producer Miranda Cohen said the air date for the program will be announced later. The team are editing it right now.She said, “We are always looking for unique and eclectic small businesses to feature on Tennessee Crossroads, and we found the perfect destination at The Ruby Pear.“It was a true delight to discover this beautiful and distinctive gem in Paris, Tennessee. The Ruby Pear effortlessly combines the feel of an upscale, stylish café with the warmth, charm, and hospitality of your favorite Southern lunch spot.“Owners Jill and Cash Caldwell are absolutely delightful and have created a welcoming space where guests can relax, connect, and enjoy their unique and delicious recipes. Every detail reflects their passion and creativity.“While you’re there, take time to admire the beautiful artwork and soak in the inviting atmosphere. Just as memorable as the food and surroundings is the friendly and enthusiastic team, including Jill, Mary, and Kim, whose genuine hospitality makes every visit feel special.“The Ruby Pear is more than a restaurant—it’s an experience, and one that perfectly captures the spirit of small-town Tennessee at its very best.”Earlier, the Tennessee Crossroads crew aired a program on the Southern Fried and Sweet Tea restaurant in Puryear.Photo: Owner Jill Caldwell, middle, with her crew Mary and Kim, along with Miranda Cohen and the program cameraman, at left, at The Ruby Pear.</div></body>

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Paris, Tenn.–The latest Henry County eatery to be featured on the Tennessee Crossroads show is the Ruby Pear at 104 S. Brewer St., Paris. The Ruby Pear is owned by Jill and Cash Caldwell and has made quite an impact since it was opened, serving delicious soups, salads and sandwiches, and desserts. Even tomato pies!

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Paris, Tenn.–The latest Henry County eatery to be featured on the Tennessee Crossroads show is the Ruby Pear at 104 S. Brewer St., Paris. The Ruby Pear is 

Tennessee Crossroads To Feature The Ruby Pear

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