The famous cotton eye joes! It was very fun to come here with my friend. It makes you want to learn…read moreall the dance steps and I'm sure they have classes but since I do not live in Tennessee I wouldn't be able to attend any classes. Although I would if I lived here. The service was like a normal bar type where they had multiple places where you can order drinks, they had a fun little Photo Booth. Plenty of seating and places to stand near tables for your belongings. It was a pretty young crowd which was fine since I really don't look my age anyways. Hahaha. Overall it was a fun place to experience.

Dancing was fun, good lessons and good crowd. But do not go in summer, they don't believe in air…read moreconditioning here it's hot as shit in there.

We had the best birthday party experience today! The food was outstanding & they went out of their…read moreway to serve us and make it perfect. They have great party spaces & can offer so many options for seating!

We stopped in here on our recent trip to the area as it has an outdoor dog friendly patio option…read moreand we were traveling with our Frenchie. It took a bit for our server to come acknowledge us but once he did, he was very helpful and attentive. My boyfriend ordered a peach Kentucky mule (they originally said they couldn't make that, which we questioned with it being a distillery, but our server came back and said they could after all). He enjoyed it and said it's one of the better ones he's had! We both ordered smash burgers and sweet potato fries - I had the junction 35 (pimento cheese + bacon jam) and he had the farmhouse (bacon + fried egg). Both were amazing! Juicy burgers, perfect size patties for smash burgers, the buns were fresh and held up nicely, and the toppings were great. Sweet potato fries had a great crunch and were seasoned really well. Service was great, food was high quality and had great flavor, and the dog friendly patio was perfect for our pup. It's located in a nice little strip of shops and restaurants, and has a common area of cornhole and other games that would be fun for an activity before/after dinner, or if you have kids in tow. We'd definitely make another trip here when in the area.

Visiting the smokies is my favorite and every time we go I like to try something new. Well after…read moresearching for some dinner we came across this place and the reviews were good so we gave it a shot. Let's start with the good! Our waitress was super nice and attentive. The atmosphere was good as well. It was a nice vibe with the TVs and the large projector screen. They had one of the World Cup matches on so that was nice. My husband and I both order old fashions. He order the espresso and I ordered a smoked one. By far one of the best I've ever had. We had the fried green tomatoes and they were tasty, a little more pimento would have made them perfect. Now the bad. I'm not sure what all the other folks ate that left such great reviews, but I can only assume that none of them had the brisket Mac and Cheese. Because it was cold and there was zero flavor. I literally had to use the BBQ sauce to get some flavor in the food. The Mac and cheese tasted like the old school powder Kraft. My husband wasn't a fan of his burger because it had the same bad Mac and cheese on it. Needless to say as much as we visit the mountains this will be our one and only time at Junction 35.

Great spot! Wow!…read more While passing through Knoxville, we stumbled upon the Preservation Pub. We had seen a band was playing, so we figured we would drop in and check it out. Not a bad spot on a Tuesday night! Band was lively, and the crowd was friendly. Didn't realize at first that there were three(+) levels, so finding the arcade on the second floor (as well as another bar) and the roof patio (with yet another bar) made this place super fun. Lots of different settings depending on what you are looking for. The rooftop was great though - giving a view of the city, as well as a lot of interesting built in art. Also loved the artistic (signed decorated) washrooms - that was a hilarious and unexpected touch! If I lived in Knoxville, this would definitely be one of my go-to spots!

Cowboy Q was amazing!! Would recommend for a good night out!! Was a great night overallread more

I came with a friend to see The Outsiders. The building is beautiful. The show was fantastic. I…read morelive near Chattanooga and the great thing about having this theatre so close is that we can see shows here that don't come to Chattanooga. I'll definitely be back.

The Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a historic movie palace from 1928 that now serves…read moreas a premier performing arts venue, hosting Broadway shows, concerts, classic films, and more, after a major restoration in 2005. Known for its opulent Spanish-Moorish design with global influences, it is the Official State Theatre of Tennessee and a landmark on South Gay Street.

I got their specialty hot dog and my friend got the one with corn on it and they were both…read moredelicious. Best hot dog ever. I like all the fun options. Also the drinks were good and prices overall reasonable. Will be back!

What??? Why all the stars. This is the slimiest bar we have been to in years!! Dont care for the…read moresmoking patio either. REALLY needs a good cleaning and air freshener! I wonder what the kitchen looks like? Lets up our standards patrons!

Dropped in here after checking into the Hyatt across the street…read more What a welcome reception! Had a great pint of Guinness, which was a perfect finale after a long hot day on a motorcycle. We also had the fish and chips which were plenty good - lots of dill in the tartar sauce. No complaints here. Clancy's was lively late night as well - dropped in for a nightcap before signing off for the night, and were surprised at how lively it was for a Tuesday night. Great spot - give them a shot!

Had drinks and dinner on a Thursday night. No happy hour specials on Thursday. No one greeted us…read moreat the door, so it was a bit confusing where we could/should sit. We approached a waitress who cleaned a recently cleared table for us. It appeared she was the only waitress for the 8 or so tables there. Even though, she was efficient in getting our orders and delivering them. Good selection of whisky and whiskey. Beer seemed limited to standard domestics and mostly IPA craft beers. (I'm not an IPA fan.). Would really like to see a wider variety of beers. The two dishes we order were very good. Prices are a little steep, but not too bad.

Simply put: amazing food, helpful staff, fun vibe inside and good for small groups…read more I was a sucker for the chicken and carrots and must admit I may have stolen a couple bites off another plate (I asked!). Kidding aside, would recommend a visit and supporting a good option in Knoxville.

The good news 1st. Sitting at the bar for drinks is a 5-star experience. Good cocktails and the bar…read morestaff have great service and are friendly to talk with. But just about every thing to do with our dinner was low quality The Maitre d (or host mgr) has poor customer service skills. He is the wrong person to be in that position. Sometimes I would suggest to have him train at one of better dinner houses in Knoxville, but his attitude is such I'm not sure he would understand his deficiencies. Overall, he does not treat guests as if they are the lifeline for a restaurant. He made no effort to make us feel he was glad we came to The Kennedy and when we left he made no attempt to thank us or ask how our experience was. If he is not replaced the restaurant will steadily lose customers. The food quality was poor. The salmon on top of Brussel sprouts tasted as if someone in the kitchen poured molasses on top of the Brussel Spouts. Then after it was sent back with the request to re-do the dinner without the sweetener it came back (after a very long delay) with a huge plate of Brussel Sprouts that were completely dried out. It seemed like the people in the kitchen attempted to make up for the poor taste by giving a helping size 3 X as normal. The crab on noodles was a "C" at best. The crab was stringy and the noodles were very bland. If people at coming for drinks and appetizers it probably is a good choice but if someone wants a quality dinner experience I was told by 2 locals who come downtown a lot to eat at Lonesome Dove Brass Pearl JC Holdway (the best chef) Oliver Royale ( we ate here and the food quality and service were exceptional) Osteria Stella Emelia