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Sweet Surprises: Honeybee and Sugar Mama’s Aren’t Your Ordinary Bakeries

In Home Palate by Dennis PerkinsOctober 12, 2016leave a COMMENT

Despite what you might expect, this is not the tale of two sugary bakeries. It’s true that both Honeybee and Sugar Mama’s have names of a dulcet nature, but where …

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Begin Again: Chef Bruce Bogartz to Unveil His Latest Concept, Tata Creole Corner, in Fourth & Gill

In Restaurant News, The Daily Dumpster Blog by Dennis PerkinsSeptember 30, 2016leave a COMMENT

Knoxville’s own galloping gourmet, Bruce Bogartz, has left his most recent digs in the Sunsphere for new adventures in the environs of Fourth & Gill.  This weekend, on his birthday, …

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A Sneak Peek of Knoxville’s Most Anticipated New Restaurant, J.C. Holdway

In Restaurant News, The Daily Dumpster Blog by Dennis PerkinsSeptember 8, 2016leave a COMMENT

For Knoxville’s serious eaters this weekend marks the end of a long wait as Chef Joseph Lenn finally opens the doors to J.C. Holdway. The James Beard Award-winning chef’s restaurant …

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DISH: A Knoxville Foodie’s Guide to Finding Great Plates (Summer 2016)

In Guides, Quick Bites by Dennis PerkinsAugust 31, 2016leave a COMMENT

Knoxville’s got barbecue covered. Plus steaks and hamburgers, pasta and pizza, tacos and fajitas. If you want Asian noodles, there are several fine options. And for a city far from …

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Previewing New Kitchen Talent at the UT Culinary Program’s Student Challenges

In Home Palate by Dennis PerkinsAugust 2, 2016leave a COMMENT

If you’ve had any restaurant experience, then you’ll know that hosting 40 to 60 people for dinner at roughly the same time is a challenge. In restaurant argot, that puts …

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