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travel-the-world says:
Buffalo Wild Wings serves the best hot wings in Knoxville, hands down. This chain restaurant is located on “the strip” at The University of Tennessee. It’s a great place to watch an away game or hangout before a home football or basketball game. However, you better get there early because i…
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Cafe 4
1 review
#2 of 49 restaurants in Knoxville
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travel-the-world says:
Café 4 is a new addition to Knoxville dining that is quickly becoming a favorite. They serve up dishes like Pulled Pork Quesadillas with Tennessee Chow Chow and Pulled Short Rib and Grilled Cheese Sandwichs, which are both delicious. The Lobster Macaroni and Cheese is a dish to avoid since it's v…
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travel-the-world says:
Calhoun’s on the River is one of the most popular places to eat during football season. Make sure you have reservations if any sporting event is happening. Calhoun’s is located on the Tennessee River, right down the street from Neyland Stadium. There’s plenty of free parking, although it ca…
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travel-the-world says:
The Kalamata Cafe and Sushi Bar serves an unlikely combination of upscale Japanese food, Greek classics and sushi. The new owner is a third generation sushi chef from Japan. When he took over, he kept the Greek chef for that side of the menu. He now has three sushi chefs that assist with the Japa…
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If you can only try a few restaurants in Knoxville, this should be one of them. It’s a local favorite. Litton’s serves awesome burgers and diner style desserts. Don’t let the outside fool you; you’re in for a treat. (The outside doesn’t look grungy; it just doesn’t look like anything …
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Magpies
1 review
#6 of 49 restaurants in Knoxville
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travel-the-world says:
Magpies is hands down the best place in Knoxville for cupcakes and celebration cakes. They have classic flavors, as well as seasonal flavors that change monthly. Check the website for the current selection. My favorite is still the vanilla on vanilla. There’s no sitting area, so plan to grab …
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This chain restaurant is a local favorite. The one located on The University of Tennessee strip is the best. They serve hot and cold sandwiches, soups, loaded baked potatoes and have now included some more traditional entrees. The cheese dip and tortilla chips (with jalapenos on the side) and bak…
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travel-the-world says:
Nama is THE place to go for sushi in Knoxville. The restaurant has two locations. The one on Gay Street (downtown) is the original location. It’s very small and doesn’t have parking. It’s the best place in Knoxville for celebrity spotting. Not that we get many celebs here, but when perfor…
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PF Chang’s is the best Asian restaurant in Knoxville. It’s an upscale chain that can be found in other cities. If you haven’t been, I strongly recommend it. The Kung Pao chicken is one of my favorites, but anything is good. Don’t forget to order the banana spring rolls for dessert. They a…
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travel-the-world says:
When I think Ruth’s Chris, one word comes to mind….overpriced. The food, atmosphere and service are all excellent. For example, if you get up from the table, the waiter will refolded your napkin by the time you return. Everything is over the top, but you will pay for it. Prepare to easily sp…
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The Orangery is a fabulous place to take someone for a romantic dinner. They can also accommodate wedding receptions and other special events. The interior is beautiful and really sets the tone of the evening. The Orangery serves classic French inspired cuisine. The lunch prices run about half …
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Barley's Taproom and Pizzeria is a local favorite when it comes to pizza. Barley’s functions as restaurant during the day and becomes more bar-like in the evening, although they still serve a full menu. It’s located in the Old City and parking is limited. They have gravel parking lot, but mos…
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travel-the-world says:
Coffee and Chocolate is a boutique store with yummy desserts. It offers a variety of exotic coffees, that cost up to $199 for four ounces, and other kinds us mere mortals can afford. The store is very small, and offers a couple outdoor tables. It’s a great place to sit and read the paper or wat…
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travel-the-world says:
Fleming’s is an upscale steakhouse that I like to refer to as one step down from Ruth’s Chris. They strive in the same direction, with the fancy food and romantic ambiance. However, food prices are lower, although still very overpriced. Everything is a la carte. This isn’t the place you vi…
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La Costa
1 review
#15 of 49 restaurants in Knoxville
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travel-the-world says:
La Costa specializes in New South/Latino fusion flavors with a focus on organic, free-range ingredients. Not only does the food taste good, but you can feel good about eating there. They compost their waste at a local farm, have low water flow appliances and are styrofoam-free. The weekend brunch…
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