My first time to Commonplace with my better half this Friday, and we just loved our time here…read more Situated in an old bank building, there's plenty of room to enjoy your coffee, study, or have a lunch date. Not only do they have delicious coffee and a great cappuccino, but they also offer a great selection of teas, hot chocolate, chai lattes and food offerings such as: bagels, sandwiches, muffins, danishes, cinnamon rolls. I loved how they transformed the old bank vault into the perfect little study/work nook. Thank you to Emma for the wonderful, friendly service. I now have a reason to return to South Knox for the perfect brew. And also want to try their winter berry bread that I saw in the case next time.

Good coffee, comfortable couches! This is a place to linger and hang out. Their fall menu looks…read moredelicious but I just got an oat milk latte and it was perfect.

The atmosphere at The Bridge is amazing. Plenty of room to meet with a small group or large group…read moreof people. The food, of course, is great, and the service is top notch!

Great coffee. Beautifully decorated for the season, lots of seating, calming music and right next…read moreto a Thrift Store! I mean really what more could you want from a Coffee stop!

The drinks are about ten to twenty cents cheaper than Starbucks on average, and they taste as good…read moreor better in some cases. It's really cool and coffee house-ish on the inside. They also sell some pastries and cheesecake from the Cheesecake Factory. Their beans and syrups are name brands I believe. No in-house roasting.

If you are looking for a frozen coffee or some ice cream, this is the place in Seymour…read more Unfortunately for me, I enjoy a FRESH cup of regular coffee. There always seems to be an issue with getting coffee in this coffee shop! Yesterday when I stopped in with my wife, the regular coffee was old and cold! The young man was going be make a fresh pot but he couldn't find any coffee filters!!

This place is super adorable! It is an old gas station converted into a breakfast restaurant. We…read moreenjoyed the ambiance and the breakfast food was pretty good. My only complaint is that the tea had white flakes floating in it and was a little murky in color. We ended up switching to water and it was fine! The service was good and relatively quick. Its a nice hole in the wall spot for a homestyle breakfast. Overall a decent experience.

This is a must stop for breakfast! Best damn breakfast spot south of the Kentucky line. The owner…read moreand workers are extremely friendly!!! Give this place your business!!! Great food great coffee Must stop

Yes there's a wait. It moved at a fine pace and the weather was quite breezy so we didn't really…read moremind. Everyone in line was chatting or observing and it just comes with the territory. More importantly, it's totally worth it. We got a box of goodies and they were all fantastic. You can taste the quality of the products they use. You can taste the butter. It's just lovely. My husband also really liked his latte. We sat inside and ate some of our goodies. We took the rest home for my mum for Mother's Day. My family loved them, too. Nice space. We also bought some whole wheat flour as a gift while there. Will absolutely go back when I'm in the area.

I stopped here to grab some treats on my way out of Knoxville. This bakery/cafe is absolutely…read moreadorable inside - bright, spacious, welcoming - and has some limited outdoor seating too. If I'd had more time, I would have loved hanging out here for a while. I only managed to get here about 45 minutes to close, so their selection was understandably if somewhat disappointingly quite picked over. I wound up with a cranberry oat scone and a blueberry and raspberry hand tart. The employee was very pleasant and warm. I appreciated her eagerness to help and positive attitude despite my late arrival. The baked goods sadly didn't really live up to my expectations. The cranberry oat scone was the much better of the two; it was pleasantly sweet and had the proper scone texture and only a little dry. Unfortunately, the hand tart had several edges that I discovered later had been burnt. This impacted the flavor of the whole item and sadly diminished it greatly. The fruit filling was tasty at least, though I didn't get much raspberry from it -- mostly blueberry. I'd be down to try again in the future, just would come earlier in the day when the selection is a bit larger and the products available are a bit more "choice," let's say. I appreciated the kind service and lovely vibes!

Situated perfectly a few doors down from Bear Den Books, Treetop is both a mobile coffee truck…read more(we've seen them out-and-about around town) and this brick and mortar awesomeness. Inside, it has a touch of 70's flair and midcentury pizzazz in a small but serene space. Seating is limited, with a few cozy seating spots and many bar seats and low-top tables. The wi-fi was rockin' and many outlets being put to good, techie use. The barista warmly greeted us and quickly got to work with our creations-a cold brew and a hot latte. There is a $1 upgrade for dairy alternatives and any sugar and sweetener is in a self-serve area, not added into the drink (although the barista asked me if that's okay, thus, I think she would have added if I preferred that). They have sugar and stevia, as an FYI for anyone who wants/needs a different option. They have a few baked treats and a few seasonal coffee flavors and add-in flavors and beyond that, the drink menu is simplistic. My latte was the creamiest, foamiest latte in all the land. The coffee itself was a touch more bitter than we like but we were able to doctor it up nicely with stevia. Cute spot with a lovely view of the surrounding, scenic neighborhood.

Our order: seasonal latte and cold brew…read more I typically am not one for foam but this latte got me. Beyond its beautiful aesthetics, the milky layer provided a rich and nutty sweetness that complemented the dark and earthy tones of the espresso. The cold brew was quite the adventure, taking in every layer, one at a time. What started out as subtle sweetness quickly turned into a cacao aroma and ended at citrus tartness. Small but mighty brick and mortar shop in a quaint neighborhood across from a church and lined with other local businesses. Bar stools, lounge chair, work bench, they've got it all. Certainly a hidden gem in residential Knoxville. So glad we stopped by!

Amazing! Will definitely go again - the Gluten free biscuit and sausage gravy is to die for!!read more

This was such a sweet little shop. The ambiance was so comfortable and relaxing. We sat in the…read morefront porch and relaxed with a delicious coffee! Everyone was so friendly. We highly recommend this coffee shop!

Remedy is always a great study and work spot! However, bring headphones cause it is one large open…read morespace! The large windows and bright light by the front really helps me focus. They are often busy and today was no exception. Yet, the staff was very patient and friendly! I had no issues whatsoever. The coffee was delicious and the perfect temp (no lukewarm warm coffee here). The one downside can be the parking. Its street parking only and it fills up fast. It can be a little bit of a walk but not bad! There is accessible handicap parking near the entrance though. I hope you enjoy!

Did the job for a WFCoffeeshop while I was in town…read more I got the Pink Water Skooma (peppercorn, orange blossom, and honey) with oatmilk. It was good, didn't blow me away. I will say though, I loved the open area and the WiFi.

As a local content creator here in Gatlinburg The Gatlinburg Hussey, Black Rifle Coffee is amazing!…read more I tell everyone to swing by on their vacation and grab a cup or 4..Plus they're per friendly too! Amazing staff too!

Try: 1776! Why: I…read moreremember learning about this coffee company years back and always wanted to try so had a chance while visiting Pigeon Forge with the family. I really enjoyed the 1776 that has sea salt toffee, caramel and mocha. I have a sweet tooth and love coffee so it was a great match for me. I also tried the Horchata Latte, which was a bit watery and didn't have enough cinnamon and vanilla flavor for me. My family did enjoy their Black Coffee, Vanilla Cold Brew, and Green Tea. We wanted to try their Honey Chai but they ran out of Chai. Notes: We came in the morning and they were busy with line almost to the door. They managed through the long line fairly quickly with a person at register and two baristas making the coffee. Service was friendly and accurate given my families long list of orders. The Interior was decked out with veteran decor and merchandise. Overall, a solid coffee run to kick start our morning!