Mary Constantine
Knoxville News Sentinel
Knoxville, TN, United States
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Events: Winter Farmers Market, wine tasting, cooking classes
Knoxville's food and beverage community hosts events on a weekly basis. → Read More
Gimme Sugar candy shop offers chocolates, soft drinks, ice cream and other sweet treats
Gimme Sugar is a candy store that opened Nov. 15 in the Homberg area of the Bearden community. → Read More
Yassin Terou, owner of Yassin's Falafel House, named News Sentinel Person of the Year
This is the second year for The Knoxville News Sentinel to name a Person of the Year. Nominations were received from the Knoxville community. → Read More
Restaurant inspections: Cross-contamination hazards, foods stored on floor, more violations
Knox County restaurants are inspected by health department personnel at least twice a year. If a priority violation is noted, a recheck is done within 15 days. → Read More
Events: Whole30 Dinner Concert and University of Tennessee culinary classes
The Knoxville food and beverage community hosts a variety of weekly events → Read More
Unbox that multicooker and get to fixin' with the help of these cookbooks
The multicooker has become a much-loved kitchen appliance because of its dual functions as a slow cooker and pressure cooker. → Read More
Unbox that multicooker and get to fixin' with the help of these cookbooks
The multicooker has become a much-loved kitchen appliance because of its dual functions as a slow cooker and pressure cooker. → Read More
Status Dough doughnut and coffee shop to open a new downtown store
"We always knew we wanted to open a second location. This opportunity came about and the time was right so we decided to move on it," owner Jimmy Wooten said. → Read More
Niro's Gyros on Cumberland Avenue to close after 12 years of operation
Niro's Gyro's is a Cumberland Avenue business offering mediterranean cuisine. It recently announced that it is closing affter 12 years of operation. → Read More
Three Rivers Market could be the answer for those hard-to-buy-for friends
Three Rivers Market offers gift card purchases and has approximately 103 local vendors from which to choose. → Read More
Fill your stocking with work from local artisans
Knoxville is known as a Maker City because of the number of artisans in the area. With Christmas days away, local craftspeople are eager to help you find that special gift. → Read More
Customers of Richy Kreme Donuts received sweet surprise thanks to U.S. Cellular employees
U.S. Cellular provides a budget for local stores to use during the holidays to provide a "surprise and delight" to community members. → Read More
More than 40 restaurants open Christmas Day 2018 in Knoxville, East Tennessee
Many restaurants open for Christmas require reservations, while others are offering first-come, first-served dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner. → Read More
Wild Wing glitter tattoos, soup contest, beer tasting, cornbread cook-off and other events
The food and beverage community hosts events weekly in Knoxville and the surrounding area. → Read More
I Love Juice Bar, another Market Square business, has closed
I Love Juice Bar operated for two years on Market Square before closing. The business remains open at 4801 Kingston Pike and 11681 Parkside Drive. → Read More
OliBea restaurant to move from current location and new butcher shop concept to open there
Jeffrey DeAlejandro, chef/owner of OliBea plans to relocate his breakfast/lunch restaurant to the lower level of his Old City residence → Read More
Knoxville dining: Knox Mason among area's restaurant openings, location shuffles
Among Knoxville's end of the year restaurant moves: Location musical chairs, University Commons addition, Jackie's Dream and three new 1950's-style diners. → Read More
Restaurant inspection: Cross-contamination hazards, fruit flies and napping employee noted
Knox County restaurants are inspected by health department personnel at least twice a year. If a violation is noted, a recheck is done within 15 days. → Read More
Food events: Ugly Sweater Bar Crawl, Food Truck 101 seminar, Winter Market and fundraisers
Knoxville's food and beverage community host events throughout the month. → Read More
This classically trained Knoxville chef helps feed people in need
Chef Eva Andres is a classically trained French chef who puts her skills to work helping feed people in need in Knoxville. → Read More