Pizza Is awesome Service is amazing…read more The vibe is chill & relaxing. Open Mic night are just tops, as well as the improv. Live music galore.

Arrived for trivia on Sunday night but there was a private event that hadn't wrapped up yet. They…read morekept telling us trivia was still going to happen but I think they were just delaying us so we would continue to buy drinks. We left an hour after trivia was supposed to start and there was no movement that it was getting set up. Beer should be served in glassware not plastic.

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!

We wanted to have a drink on the rooftop bar. They wanted to…read morecharge us$10 to buy two drinks. We said no thanks and left.

The Bijou Theatre in Knoxville, Tennessee, is one of the oldest and most revered performance venues…read morein East Tennessee. Located at 803 S Gay St, it is celebrated for its superb natural acoustics and intimate atmosphere, with a capacity of approximately 700-757 guests. Originally built in 1909 as an addition to the historic Lamar House Hotel (which dates back to 1817), the theater has hosted legendary performers ranging from the Marx Brothers and Houdini to modern acts like Dolly Parton and the Dave Matthews Band

Beautiful historical theatre with amazing acoustics loved it there and it was my first time there…read moreand looking forward to gojng again

Very large! Much like Vegas casino. Easy to get lost walking…read morearound. Hotels are very nice upscale. Food court is decent.

Nice location but the hotel was just Ok. We got a room in the Cherokee tower but the first room was…read moreon floor 5, even numbers, and it had a view of a cement wall so we upgraded to floor 20 with a beautiful tree view. The room was clean and spacious enough but there was no hair dryer and they never cleaned the room for our 3 day stay so we ran out of towels and coffee (called to replenish) and the TV was super squirley. The Cherokee tower is far from everything. We were there during the week so many of the places to eat were not open until late in the day if they opened at all so we had to walk quite a ways to eat.. I'm not a great walker so that makes a difference to me. There was only one place for a breakfast during the week as well and that was in the other tower. Guys restaurant was good but really not fabulous and no breakfast during the week. All the restaurants and stores closed at 9 so plan ahead on that as well. The casino was good. We found if we gambled during the day we won but at night we did not, so we didn't gamble at night. The sports book area was great for watching football but we were watching on a day that all restaurants closed at 9 and the game started at 8:30 soo.. out of luck on that. We would go back because we did have a good time but I was surprised at some of this so thought I'd provide some education to others planning on staying here.

First time my husband and I saw the show. Loved it. Will go back. We laughed all night!!read more

Tim Gentry Sr. · I…read morehave carried my family to the Comedy Barn for at least 20 years but I was very disappointed last week when I went. The show that was family oriented is not family oriented anymore. They have started serving alcoholic beverages. I did not like the fact that I am sitting there and someone will come in and sit next to you drinking a beer. It is not the wholesome atmosphere that it once was not the atmosphere that I want my family in. I have groups in our church go there on a trip but not anymore. I talked to the manager about this and he listened to me but at the end of the conversation he told me that they were going to keep it there. I called the corporate office and talked to a lady there who told me that I was the only one who had called about this and said she hated that she would lose my business and the church groups but unless they got a lot of calls they would keep it. So if that is not the atmosphere and environment you and your family wants to be in plese call them and let them know. Let's let -our voices be heard and get the show back to being a family oriented atmosphere. Call 865-453-9473 and ask for the corporate office.

What a cool, locally-owned theater! They have snacks galore (and drinks/beer) and one theater space…read morewhich feels like a quaint, VIP experience. There is also merchandise specific to the theater and celebrating movie buff history. The ticket prices and concessions are affordable and the owner is super friendly. There is street parking as well as a lot directly behind the theater. Don't expect the new releases here, as they show a fun variety of independent films and old school favorites. Unique spot worth all of your attention and money!

Love the old school intimate feeling. They have so many snack options and movie selections. A…read moreMUST see!

What a great community theatre. The show playing now is Misery. If you saw the movie you are…read moreprobably wondering how they did that in live theater but oh my they sure did!! Great performances from the actors. You could cut the tension with a knife. I wish I could see it again just to listen to the original sound track. GO SEE IT!

This is still what I feel one of Knoxville's best kept secrets!!! They have a great variety of…read moreshows and the acting is on point! I am excited about their new space that should be opening up in the near future, and hopefully it won't be much of a secret anymore! On opening nights of each play they even offer wine and cheese plate. I share this place with anyone I know has an interest in live theatre or who is looking for something new to try! Check it out!

If your in Gatlinburg, this show is a must. Jon Dee is very funny and entertaining. The kids will…read morelove the show, and he takes people from the audience to volunteer to be hypnotized. Excellent entertainment... Worth the money....

For the price of a ticket, I thought a 60 minute show was too short for the money spent. My kids…read moredid enjoy the show, but either the tickets need to be cheaper or the show needs to be longer. If you can find a coupon then it would be worth the trip.

Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Band were just flipping off the chart! Really enjoyed ourselves…read morein the beautiful sold-out venue!

What a great venue to enjoy the music and meet fellow enthusiasts…read more Seeing Tommy Emmanuel in person was a real treat and the beverages and improvements made to the theatre were top notch.