I really hate to give bad reviews, especially in a period of time when businesses are struggling to…read moreget good help and stay afloat. My husband and I split the Country Ham Platter with an extra side of grits. It came with 2 eggs, country ham, grits and biscuit or toast. We got a biscuit. They even cooked one egg over easy and one scrambled at our asking. The eggs, grits, biscuit and coffee were great. DO NOT get the ham!!! It immediately grossed me out at the smell but I thought...maybe it's just me. I eventually cut a piece and put it up to my mouth. As soon as it touched my tongue I put it down and told my husband that something wasn't right about it and I wasn't eating it. My husband can often eat things that I can't but he also said something wasn't right. I scrolled through the Yelps and saw a review about the exact same thing just 28 days earlier. When we paid I told the manager that I thought something was wrong with the ham and she said she sells a lot of it. I told her she should taste it for herself. She told me she doesn't eat meat and I said that someone on her staff needed to taste it because it was definitely rancid and they should not sell it! She didn't seem concerned about the issue at all. We haven't eaten there since.

Name change but the food is GREAT! The biscuits and gravy are VERY GOOD! Eggs great... better than…read morehome cooking! Service was spot on and we got a table by the window with views of the mountains. Ambiance could be improved upon but that, I'm sure, will come in time.

Hate to see this Bearden location go. A classic Knoxville institution. As always the the place is…read morefull of friendly faces and my peppered beef was outstanding, with the smoked potato salad and topped it off with the locally famous banana pudding. Everyone is hoping they can work out another Bearden location. Thanks to Lisa and her team.

Save your money. I ordered a turkey and roast beef sandwich, with cheese, mayo, olives,…read morepepperoncinis, and mushrooms. They gave me 2 peices of olive, forgot the pepperoncinis and mushrooms... there was no flavor. I also got the pasta salad which was a tiny serving and not very good. I would skip this place. Nothign special about it and not at all flavorful. Go to a place that will listen to your order

I absolutely love this place! It was such a happy accident of a find in a mostly desolate area of…read moretown (shops/eateries are few and far between over this way). The guy who runs it is super nice and genuinely loves that he is able to provide seriously good coffee and treats for his community (and we're pretty syked on it too!). They make this cold brew coffee they call Nitro. Now, let me just tell you (and if you follow my Yelp page at all you know I'm a tea snob) I hardly ever like coffee, BUT this! This is AMMMAAAZZZIINNNGGG. It's super smooth, has great flavor, and double the caffeine! I am a wimp so I had him make a special concoction with milk and caramel syrup to cut down on the amount of coffee some, and it is such a treat! I tried it black too on the first time we visited, which was very daring for me, and I even loved it black, so that's saying a lot! I've also gotten their caramel apple cider, which was absolutely phenomenal! It blows Whole Foods and Starbucks caramel apple ciders outta the water! It smells like a spicy tea and tastes like the perfect fall day. The shop itself is super cute. Checkered floors, detailed branding with Sokno etched on one of the fridges and some nicely screen printed t-shirts, and the fridges leftover from when the space used to be a gas station are filled with locally made goods. I particularly love the wooden utensils (I will definitely be buying the wooden cake server one of these days!). Can't wait to see how this place grows! P.S. They have food too! But I haven't tried any of it yet... Sandwiches and things. The grilled pimento cheese is definitely on my list next time we're there around eatin' time!

This family store probably thought I was a crazy Asian for coming here right when it opened to end…read moreup buying one scoop of pumpkin spice ice cream. I was searching for baked goods that opened early, around 7am, and this was my best bet. I drove 30 minutes to get here and was completely disappointed. They did not have baked goods. I didn't want to waste the drive so I ordered ice cream. They didn't have much options and I really wanted the pumpkin ice cream from the yelp pictures. When they told me they didn't have it because it wasn't in season, they saw my face sink even further. But they had a stash in the back! I asked for a sample and I saw the level of difficulty since it was frozen storage. It was worse when they thought I wanted to the whole pint and only asked for a scoop. Which I regret! This was such great pumpkin ice cream! There were chunks of pumpkin and ginger and it was so good! It didn't taste like clumps of sugar balls and even though it was from the frozen storage, I wish I bought the pint. But having ice cream for breakfast and a birthday cake for lunch was kind of fatty. I highly recommend coming here for the pumpkin ice cream if you like pumpkin. I will definitely come back to try their fresh ice cream.

The few reviews here so far are really scattered. I thought it was pretty good, given there is…read morevirtually nowhere else with much Vietnamese food on the menu in Maryville. I had a tasty banh mi sandwich with chicken. The bread was not what you get in more traditional banh mi, but it was all tasty nonetheless. And just $7-- that's cheap! I had a bao bun...I was a bit surprised they didn't have any mustard for them. Maybe it's not used in Vietnam, but in a lot of other Asian countries they've imported the basic bun, and many of them use a hot mustard with it. I missed that. No alcoholic drinks. I wish their "bakery" had more good, too. Still, not a bad addition to Maryville, for lunch places.

Food is great but I'm definitely hooked on the coffee. My go to is the Salted Cream Brew with added…read morecaramel. Friendly staff and great environment.

This is such a gem near the airport. Their coffee smells so good. My turmeric tea is iconically…read moreamazing! The biscuits are baked just perfectly, pairing with their butter, cream cheese and honey - truly feel like I was in heaven with one bite. My friend's French toast with berries are also pretty good. I did not know gluten-free biscuits can taste this good. The most stunning part is where we sat, the room is full of antique style library vibes. We absolutely enjoyed our dinning experience here with great service.

The food here is amazing! Seriously, it is wonderful, especially knowing it is a 100% gluten free…read morerestaurant. The food is some of the best breakfast foods I've had, especially the biscuits and gravy! But the bad: and this might keep me from returning: The location and entrance is confusing. Once you find it, there are two doors (one is a ramp for handicap visitors), there's a sign "see host for seating" but THERE IS NO HOST!!!! So how do you get sat? How do you get your name on a list? It's a former house, so the rooms are broken up and the path is winding to tables. I waited several minutes in a vestibule area with employees bustling around but no greeting. No "I'll be with you in a minute". I finally had to flag someone down and say "how do I get my name on the list". They don't make it easy, you have to work for it here. And even once we got our name and party size on the list, apparently people can just decide to walk in and sit down (probably because they don't have a host) and jump ahead of you. Not a great experience. We did finally get a table, even though I wanted to leave due to the complete chaos, I'm glad we stayed. The coffee was incredible and as I stated above, the food was wonderful. They just need a manager to create some work lanes/duties and get a host in place.

Wasn't bad but also wasn't the greatest either definitely a spot to go if you're a local and need a…read morequick bite.

Great for ice cream. Unfortunately, most do the staff are not customer friendly. Every time we go…read morethrough the drive-thru the young lady has a frown on her face and doesn't even say hello. Can't even describe the level of awkwardness. It's a game we play now to see if she'll say hello if we sit there quietly for 10 seconds. Definitely training on customer service is needed. Burgers are mostly good, but undercooked on occasion. The fries are either "oh my gosh this seasoning they use is is amazing" or they forget to season them altogether. The food and especially the service is too hit-or-miss for us. Chow Hall is just as good and the service is A+.

Best tasting bagels around! Having worked in NYC for a few years, these bagels taste exactly like…read morethe city bagels! So happy to find the New York style bagels here in Morristown! The Gouda and egg on an everything bagel is a must try! You won't be disappointed! I'd put this on my top five! You've never had nothing like this! Really the only thing NY was great for were the bagels!

This place is tucked inside Mossy Creek Mercantiles, a super cute antique store. They have a very…read morenice sitting area with lots of tables and natural light. The perfect spot for an afternoon tea and a book, a board game, or just to chat with friends over coffee. My husband and brother spent a couple of hours enjoying cookies, coffee, and a game of chess! They said the owner couldn't have been nicer! The cafe has a large selection of coffee drinks, teas, smoothies, as well as some pastries and sandwiches. They are a great and welcomed new addition to the city!

The whole experience was fantastic. Food was soooo yummy. The owner is super nice.he a d his…read morefamily enjoys seeing more patrons coming to the restaurant. I need another dumpling just thinking about it.

Met up with our college kids at The Angry Dumpling. The food was fresh and delicious. I had…read moredumplings, savory buns, mushroom rice. The kids had curry and parm noodles. Everyone had fun and enjoyed the food. Lot of different non alcohol drinks to choose as well. We will definitely go again!