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Blackhorse Pub and Brewery Closed Downtown; New Concept Coming to 430 Gay Street

Knoxville Urban Guy·January 17, 2023

It was about four-and-a-half years ago that Blackhorse Pub and Brewery opened at 430 S. Gay Street. It replaced 5 Bar, a more upscale restaurant, with a more affordable kind of option. Last week the owners...

Monkey’s Bar Celebrates Its Grand Opening

Knoxville Urban Guy·January 16, 2023

Elle Nelson opened Monkey’s Bar, named for her beloved dog “Monkey,” quietly over the holidays. The warm little oasis at 103 W. Depot (corner of Central and Depot) seems set to become the kind of neighborhood...

Long Awaited Yee-Haw Brewing Co. to Open in Late January

Knoxville Urban Guy·January 13, 2023

(Today’s article is by guest writer Heather Ryerson) After much anticipation, Yee-Haw Brewing Co. is set to open at the end of January! Charles Ellis, General Manager, gave us a tour and showed off the gorgeous...

New Year, New You? Smiley Aesthetics: From Mobile to Brick and Mortar on Union Ave.

Knoxville Urban Guy·January 10, 2023

(Today’s article is written by guest writer Heather Ryerson.) According to the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, “Aesthetic Medicine comprises all medical procedures that are aimed at improving the physical appearance and satisfaction of the patient,...

Red Panda Grocery Opens in the Old City

Knoxville Urban Guy·January 5, 2023

Red Panda Grocery opened over the holidays serving up groceries for all your needs in the Old City. A downtown grocery store has long been the white whale of downtown retail. Downtown residents longed for one...

A Couple of (Near) Downtown Closures Announced Late in the Year

Knoxville Urban Guy·January 3, 2023

I always try to mention closures as well as openings in the downtown area. We’ve had a couple lately, including one that was covered well by other local media and another that happened during the holidays...

PhysioLab on Sevier continues to provide outstanding service, now with 3 locations

Knoxville Urban Guy·December 27, 2022

(Today’s article is by guest writer Heather Ryerson) Athletes know that proper care for their injuries is vital to a full recovery and reducing the risk of reinjury. They also know that all providers are not...

Wild Iris Florals Opens as Downtown’s Nearest Florist

Knoxville Urban Guy·December 9, 2022

Megan Wright said she had some obstacles to overcome before opening, but she’s just happy to be operating Wild Iris in her new space at 629 North Central Street. She said between the city’s switchover to...

Alice in Appalachia Brings Whimsy to Market Square

Knoxville Urban Guy·December 5, 2022

The latest offering from Paula West and the West family businesses on Market Square is Alice in Appalachia. Part retail space, part bar, part event space, the business is different from anything else you’ll find in...

Monkey’s Bar to Open Soon at Central and Depot

Knoxville Urban Guy·December 2, 2022

103 West Depot Avenue, at the corner of Central and Depot, did not stay vacant long. Elle Nelson, who will be known to patrons of the now closed Central Depot Bar, will open Monkey’s Bar in...

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Blackhorse Pub and Brewery Closed Downtown; New Concept Coming to 430 Gay Street

Monkey’s Bar Celebrates Its Grand Opening

Long Awaited Yee-Haw Brewing Co. to Open in Late January

New Year, New You? Smiley Aesthetics: From Mobile to Brick and Mortar on Union Ave.

Red Panda Grocery Opens in the Old City

A Couple of (Near) Downtown Closures Announced Late in the Year

PhysioLab on Sevier continues to provide outstanding service, now with 3 locations

Wild Iris Florals Opens as Downtown’s Nearest Florist

Alice in Appalachia Brings Whimsy to Market Square

Monkey’s Bar to Open Soon at Central and Depot

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