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DISH: A Knoxville Foodie’s Guide to Finding Great Plates (Winter 2017)

In Guides, Quick Bites by Dennis PerkinsFebruary 22, 2017leave a COMMENT

If you’ve ever asked yourself “Where can I find a good ______ in this town?” then this is the restaurant guide for you. If you’ve ever wanted to discover a …

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Phoenix Soda Fountain’s Craft Ice-Cream Creations Bring Back an Old-Fashioned Buzz

In Home Palate by Dennis PerkinsFebruary 8, 2017leave a COMMENT

I might be high. But I’m pretty sure that the Phoenix Soda Fountain is one of the best things going on in downtown Knoxville just now. As current slang would …

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Chivo Taqueria’s Cute Names Are Attached to Some Standout Tacos

In Home Palate by Dennis PerkinsJanuary 11, 2017leave a COMMENT

Although it sits along a happily modern Gay Street, there’s something about the approach to Chivo Taqueria that makes me feel like I’m riding into the Wild West. Maybe it’s …

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Tandur Aims to Bring Fine Indian Cuisine to the Fast-Casual Dining Realm

In Home Palate by Dennis PerkinsDecember 7, 2016leave a COMMENT

H.P. Patel and his brother, J.T., hope that you and your friends want more of the rich and aromatic cuisine of India and that you want it fast—say, in about …

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Market Square’s New Juice Bar Introduces *Healthy* Drinks to Downtowners

In Restaurant News, The Daily Dumpster Blog by Dennis PerkinsOctober 28, 2016leave a COMMENT

Number 2 Market Square is alive and open for business again as the Juice Bar turns on its high-powered blenders to juice beets, pulp greens, and puree its way into …

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