Inside of Knoxville

Old City Athletic Club Doubles Their Footprint and Membership

Heather Ryerson·July 6, 2023

I sat down with Old City Athletic Club Manager Nicole Hatmaker recently to talk about the expansion of the first privately owned full gym in the city and the impact the gym and its growth have...

Trolley Pub Knox Cruising Downtown Streets

Heather Ryerson·July 5, 2023

A new attraction has been pedaling around the streets of downtown Knoxville in recent weeks. Maybe you have seen them? Trolley Pub Knox is the latest adventure in town. Owned and operated by Sudo Tiffany Patroiu,...

Angry Dumplings Opens on the South Side

Knoxville Urban Guy·July 3, 2023

Jason and Vanessa Chau have opened Angry Dumplings at 1119, Suite A Sevier Avenue. The name is a take-off on the Angry Birds game that was popular a while back and is intended to convey the...

Partial Coffee to Open on Broadway

Heather Ryerson·June 29, 2023

Earlier this month, I recapped Open Streets 2023. While there, I found an unfamiliar coffee stand, so I had to stop and try them out. Shay Gregory was there representing his new coffee shop, Partial Coffee...

When One Door Closes, Another Opens. What’s coming to the former OliBea location?

Heather Ryerson·June 23, 2023

As readership demonstrated with one of our most-read articles to date, we were all disappointed to hear of the closing of OliBea. While we are happy for Jeffery DeAlejandro and his new journey, we will miss...

Stir-ring Up Some New Development in the Old City

Heather Ryerson·June 22, 2023

Stockyard Lofts opened as a 5 over 1 in the Spring of 2022 after a lengthy development period. Until recently, we didn’t know what the 1 would be, but if you’ve driven by lately, you have...

Real Good Kitchen Announces 501C3 Project, Supper Club, and More

Heather Ryerson·June 20, 2023

Real Good Kitchen (RGK) opened in 2021 as a full-service, shared commercial kitchen space led by Bailey Foster. You have seen the fruits of their labor if you have visited local breweries or frequented the Market....

Two Downtown Businesses Announce Closures in June

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 16, 2023

It seems that announcements of closures often come in pairs or groups of three. I’ve often grouped them in articles, going back at least to 2014 (without looking, can you remember what was there — in...

Zero/Zero Wine Bar Opens Today in Happy Holler

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 9, 2023

Last September Zach and Alexis Hill announced their plans to open an all natural wine bar, Zero/Zero (don’t pronounce the slash!) at 1211 North Central Street, AKA, Happy Holler. While they’d hoped to open in November,...

Fly By Night Opens in SoKno; Brings Back the Seventies

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 8, 2023

Last October I reported a new business flying toward south Knoxville. The good news owners Ryan Shanley and Jocelyn Morin have built the nest and Fly by Night is ready to soar at 906 Sevier Ave,...

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Old City Athletic Club Doubles Their Footprint and Membership

Trolley Pub Knox Cruising Downtown Streets

Angry Dumplings Opens on the South Side

Partial Coffee to Open on Broadway

When One Door Closes, Another Opens. What’s coming to the former OliBea location?

Stir-ring Up Some New Development in the Old City

Real Good Kitchen Announces 501C3 Project, Supper Club, and More

Two Downtown Businesses Announce Closures in June

Zero/Zero Wine Bar Opens Today in Happy Holler

Fly By Night Opens in SoKno; Brings Back the Seventies

Look What’s Returning! (More Than You Might Realize)

Whist Court Getting a Modern Makeover Adding to Development on Magnolia

One Downtown Business Closes and Another is Sold

Mood Ring Vintage Opens Today at 906 Sevier Avenue

Fly By Night Bringing the 70s to South Knoxville