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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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Knoxville Mercury Chefs’ Roundtable: the Outtakes

In Restaurant News, The Daily Dumpster Blog by Coury TurczynSeptember 1, 2016leave a COMMENT

Our downtown chefs’ roundtable at Lonesome Dove in the Old City ran for about 90 minutes one sunny afternoon in July. We ended up recording a lot more discussion than …

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Are Knoxvillians Ready for Chef-Driven Restaurants? We Talk With Four Downtown Chefs Who Are Betting on It

In Cover Stories, Restaurant News by Coury TurczynAugust 31, 2016leave a COMMENT

Our Cast of Chefs Matt Gallaher Restaurants: Knox Mason (131 S. Gay St.), Emilia (16 Market Square) Cuisines: Contemporary Southern and Italian Sample Dishes: Cornmeal-crusted Mississippi catfish (with creamy Shelton …

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Frussies Deli and Bakery Wins First Project BrandAid

In Cover Stories, Restaurant News by Coury TurczynDecember 9, 2015leave a COMMENT

Coury TurczynA As winner of the first Project BrandAid contest, Frussies Deli and Bakery will soon undergo a $40,000 marketing makeover. It comes at just the right time for owner …

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Hard Knox Pizzeria Launches Young Entrepreneur Program at Austin-East Magnet High School

In Restaurant News by Dennis PerkinsNovember 25, 2015leave a COMMENT

A restaurateur lives amid chaos—if you’ve ever peeked into a busy kitchen at prime service times, you’ll understand. Nowadays, in addition to the time-honored food-service trials of endless personnel turnover, ever-shifting …

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