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Talbott, TN · Food & Drink
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This Tennessee Shop Has Over 80 Jam And Jelly Flavors – And Customers Can’t Get Enough
Tucked into a quiet corner of Gatlinburg, a small family shop is packed wall to wall with jars of jam, jelly, butter, and syrup. Smoky Mountain Farms Jelly House carries more than 80 flavors, and some of them will surprise you. Visitors come in planning to grab one jar and often walk out with a whole bag.
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We Ranked The 10 Best Breakfast Restaurants In Knoxville, Tennessee And Here Is Who Made The Cut
A great breakfast can make getting out of bed feel like the easiest decision of the day. Especially when fluffy pancakes, crispy bacon, and a hot cup of coffee are waiting at the other end of the drive. Knoxville, Tennessee, takes its morning meals seriously, and choosing where to eat...
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Some Of The Smokies’ Best Fried Trout Comes Out Of This Old Cades Cove Area Kitchen
Some of the best meals in the Smokies happen far from the busy strips of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Out in Townsend, on the quiet road toward Cades Cove, a wooded mountain retreat has built a loyal following for its cabins, its crackling fireplaces, and a bistro kitchen that people drive out of their way to reach.
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29 restaurants, bars and coffee shops we know are coming soon to Knoxville
It's been an incredibly busy year for Knoxville's food and beverage scenes, which have welcomed popular chains like Hattie B's Hot Chicken and Swig , local concepts like French bistro Au Bon Coin and new restaurants at Covenant Health Park . And plenty more are on the way. As we inch toward the end of the year, let's look ahead at the restaurants, bars and coffee shops we're still eagerly waiting on to open, from sought-after chains finally making their way to Knoxville to more stadium restaurants and cocktail bars coming to the Old City. Here's a list of 29 restaurants, bars and coffee shops planned for Knoxville. Did we miss a spot? Send an email to joanna.hayes@knoxnews.com to have it considered for the list ! Alice in Appalachia Alice in Appalachia closed in Market Square at the beginning of this year before moving to 413 S. Gay St. in March. The retail shop is open, and owner Scott West said he plans to have the full shopping and bar experience completed by mid-November. The West family purchased the Gay Street property (formerly home to Pioneer House ) for $2.9 million in September 2022, with plans to invest roughly $1
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5 Mom and Pop Restaurants in Knoxville, Tennessee that Locals Swear By
Knoxville, Tennessee — a city where the Appalachian foothills cradle neighborhoods of brick and clapboard, where the Tennessee River winds past murals and music, where the air hums with the laughter of students, the wisdom of old-timers, and the warmth of families who’ve called these streets home for generations.
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$1.7M Knoxville restaurant could transform vacant lot north of downtown | Exclusive
A new $1.7 million restaurant space will fill a long-abandoned property next to Axle Logistics' headquarters just north of downtown Knoxville. Planning documents associated with the 825 N. Central St. project categorize the space as a "restaurant/bakery" but do not identify a tenant. Knox News was unable to reach the developer for a construction timeline, but crews were working on the building's exterior Oct. 14. The Knoxville City Council in June awarded local firm Paragon Development $75,000 from its Historic Preservation and Facade Improvement Fund for the project. During the June meeting, Councilmember Charles Thomas said restoring the blighted property is exactly the type of redevelopment the city needs. Get the Daily Briefing newsletter: Keep up with what's being built around Knoxville and Knox County "This is a critical place on Central between places that have been redeveloped and look nice," he said. "This is a gap where nothing has been done." Paragon purchased the land in 2025 for $495,000 and subsequently demolished most of the vacant office building on site. The same development group is behind other projects north of downtown, including townhomes at the former Dempster Building near Emory Place. In documents submitted to City Council, Paragon projects
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In Townsend, Tennessee, The Riverstone Restaurant Serves Homestyle Comfort Food On The Quiet Side Of The Smokies
Townsend calls itself the peaceful side of the Smokies, and it lives up to the name. There are no giant attractions here, just a calm road leading toward Cades Cove and some of the prettiest country in Tennessee. Along that road sits a wood-paneled dining room where the plates come...
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Pancakes Have Been Flipping at This Gatlinburg, Tennessee Breakfast Spot Since 1960
Some breakfasts are just fuel, and some become the reason a whole family plans its next mountain trip. Tucked along a busy street in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee sits a slate-roofed pancake house that looks modest from the sidewalk. The line out front tells a different story, and so...
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Market Square Farmers Market Shifts to Winter Hours on Nov. 7
WHAT: Market Square Farmers Market’s winter hours. WHEN: Saturdays, November 7, 2026, through March 27, 2027, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Outdoors on Historic Market Square, Union Avenue, & Market Street in downtown Knoxville. COST: Free to attend. The Market Square Farmers Market will transition to its...
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Fall Feels Cozier Inside These 10 Inviting Tennessee Tea Rooms
When the leaves turn gold and the air gets crisp, nothing beats a warm cup of tea in a snug little room. Tennessee has a surprising number of tea rooms, from quirky city hideouts to sweet small-town parlors. A tea outing is a simple way to slow down, catch up with friends, and enjoy a treat that feels special.
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Tennessee Locals Still Make A Beeline For This Unassuming Diner
Cosby isn’t exactly the kind of place where a diner needs to shout for attention. The Smokies are right there, the roads have plenty of stories of their own, and somehow this little local spot has become part of the routine. Then the plates arrive and the whole thing...
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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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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...