This is a Mexican restaurant in what used to be Z Fish House in Loudon. The menu is what you'd…read moreexpect for a typical Mexican restaurant with a few nice extras (see the photos). The first two small baskets of chips are included and with the second basket they didn't bring or offer to refill the chunky salsa. Both were tasty. If you want more than that, there's a small fee. For drinks, I ordered the sangria fresco, which was fine, but I wouldn't order it again. Something in it gave me an immediate headache. No idea what that could have been. Another in our party ordered a margarita and that was really good- served in a mason jar on the rocks with a salted rim. Refreshing and tangy as you'd expect. Our meals: Fish tacos served with grilled tilapia - for a nice bonus they were served with avocado on top. He loved these. Fajita salad with chicken in a taco shell bowl. She said it was yummy and very filling. Veggie burrito made vegan by replacing the cheese sauce with a red sauce. The red sauce was basically a plain tomato sauce with a little seasoning - not great. The veggies in the burrito included an over abundance of sautéed spinach, a disappointing scant amount of barely there mushrooms, grilled onions and peppers, and weirdly raw broccoli florets. I love a bite of raw broccoli on a raw veggie platter, but inside a burrito was ... weird. It was difficult to cut and the texture didn't mesh with the rest of the burrito. It needed to be steamed longer or grilled / sautéed. The rice and refried beans were delicious! Probably the best beans I've had in recent memory- they have some texture to them, not soupy smooth like some places, and a fabulous smoky flavor. Get the beans. The place itself is set up the same way the former restaurant was, with the same nasty mold on the ceiling tiles (so gross). The building owner needs to hire a good roofing company. The people were friendly and service was good, but we were there mid afternoon on a Sunday and no one else was in the place. It looks like they do a trivia night and have other things happening.

My sister & I meet for lunch, we both wanted Mexican food. I remember seeing this restaurant on…read moresocial media. We were very happy with this choice. The restaurant was very clean and gave off a great vibe. Our waitress was friendly and gave great suggestions. We order quesadillas. I got steak and sis got chicken. Very flavorful but needed more cheese. The guacamole was chunky with lots of flavor. Margaritas top notch. Will definitely be returning.

Once again, looking for an early dinner or late lunch. Drove through town and saw the court house…read moreso I knew that good eating was nearby because our Justice Personell enjoy good food daily. Yup, right there anchoring down the corner of Mulberry and Grove Sts was ANGIE'S KITCHEN. Wow...they offer several menu items but I bet you 9 out of 10 people choose the scrumptious OLD TYME BUFFET. It had everything you possibly could desire. The salad bar featured beets and locally grown tomatoes that had the taste from years ago. Fried Chicken, Pasta, Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, Fish, Soups (2), .....ohhh my I cannot remember all the delicious items. The only thing exceeding the scrumptious buffet was the attentiveness and spirited attitude of the server. Her name was Leslie or Lindsay ... let her choose which name but she married into the family. She was such a memorable person that one remembers. Thanks, Angie's Kitchen. Hope so much to come thaty way again.

I love this little joint--it's easily one of the best places in town for a good old-fashioned…read morehamburger. The burgers are consistently delicious, and the menu is packed with satisfying Southern comfort-food favorites. A lot of the menu features fried items that appear to be frozen then fried fresh just before they are served. That is not a criticism at all; the food comes out hot, crispy, and full of flavor. The chicken-fried steak is a great example. It is not a handmade steak prepared from scratch in the kitchen, but rather a prepared patty--and it is still absolutely delicious, especially when you order it as a sandwich. Be sure to try the fried squash or fried okra. Both are crispy, flavorful, and among the better versions I have had around town. They also serve some of the best sweet tea I have tasted anywhere. Breakfast is another reason to visit--their morning food is outstanding. Add in the friendly, welcoming atmosphere and a serving staff that is always top-notch, and you have a place that is easy to recommend. This is one of my favorite local spots and definitely somewhere you should go if you are looking for a casual, tasty meal.

Are you looking for eggs that are pastured without GMO'd feed been or chemicals? Are you looking…read morefor beef that is raised without any of the nonsense like GMO corn, soybean or feed but is raised with regenerative farming techniques, fed and finished with grass? BSH Marketplace is like going home to Memaw's house to grab a bite to eat and stay for a while on the porch. My favorite place to chill and sit a while while having a cool drink on the porch - (non alcoholic). This is a farm - please be kind to the people behind the counter - this is not Chic-filet or MacDonalds. This is quality over quantity, 'Slow Movement' - a beautiful place to chill-out after a bike ride or just want to walk on the property and see the animals and the grounds.

Very cool place! Farm to table with fresh meats, cheeses, all kinds of offerings…read more Fresh coffee/espresso, breakfast sandwiches, etc Very friendly staff that gave us some local "go tos" to check out.

My friends and I frequently go to have lunch and always sit outside. Good food and good service.read more

Service is great! The food has also been really good, however do NOT order the patty melt! Way too…read moremuch bread (not rye bread either) and drier than any patty melt I've ever had. I would recommend they change to a traditional patty melt.

My absolute favorite coffee in Lenoir City. The buttermoon latte is absolutely AMAZING. Everyone is…read moreso nice! It's the cutest little place, definitely recommend!

Recently rebranded as Ugly Mug, this cozy neighborhood coffee spot appears to have changed its…read morename, though the motivation behind the shift isn't immediately clear. What is clear is that the quality remains firmly intact. The coffee is excellent--well-crafted, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Just as important, the atmosphere is warm and genuinely family-friendly, the kind of place that welcomes regulars, kids, and casual drop-ins without trying too hard to be trendy. Name changes can sometimes signal growing pains or reinvention, but in this case, the fundamentals are strong. Ugly Mug succeeds where it matters most: serving quality coffee in a comfortable, approachable setting that feels like a true local staple.

Me and some family members drove to Farragut for the first time and came across this restaurant and…read morewe decided to try it out. You have an option to sit indoors or outdoors, the bar is very beautiful, the seating and booths in the restaurant were nice, and the bathrooms were clean and organized as well. The food was amazing! I ordered the Tupelo shrimp and grits meal which was so flavorful to where I even had to give my dad a bite. The staff was super friendly and always made sure you had everything you needed. I definitely recommend coming to this restaurant with some friends and family if you're in Farragut.

I typed in Must Eat and the first choice was Tupelo Honey. I'm glad I did this finding a sleek…read morebeautiful bright and inviting dining area. The staff were wonderful but I must point out with nearly half empty tables the young hostess was a bit frazzled had difficulty with her electronic note pad and told us there was a 45 minute wait. The front house could use some training. We decided to wait at the bar and wound up eating there. Although friendly and helpful the bartender kept disappearing undoubtedly to cover for the server shortage. The food was excellent. I am entertaining a German coworker and wanted him to experience upscale and creative southern cooking. Tupelo Honey delivered! The fried green tomato appetizer with goat cheese grits and a zippy orange remoulade was awesome! My friend had the hot chicken and waffles and I had the shrimp and grits. He enjoyed the chicken and waffles very much. I have to say the shrimp and grits with Chorizo sauce was delicious and filling. Great job on the food. This place is a good choice just be patient for slightly longer than usual wait times for seating and serving. The people are nice and doing the best they can.

My coffee was good, service was okay. the burritos are huge and their salsa is house made, big…read moreplus! I really don't see this as a great studying spot, there's a lot of empty space here and it's not very cozy.

First Impressions. WOW. Very much my speed and aesthetics. Very open, clean lines, modern…read more Bright. Music was decent. Hospitality. This is the south, so welcoming and accommodating was at par. Products. Drinks were delicious. They had REAL half and half. Ambiance. Felt very restful. Of Note and Last Impressions. Loo was clean and stocked. Lot parking.

We were at Windriver to look at homes, and had dinner at Citico's…read more We learned the chef is new for the restaurant, and is in the process of putting together menu changes, and has adopted a farm to table philosophy for Citico's. We started with the pimento dip, the menu states it comes with tortilla chips, but the chef has changed to use fresh homemade potato chips instead which both my wife and I prefer. It was really good. Next, we received our main courses. I ordered the steak, which comes with garlic mashed potatoes and broccoli. My wife ordered the salmon, which comes with rice. The steak was so good, it is now tied with the best steak I have ever had in my life. It was cooked perfectly, but what set it apart is that it was the most tender, melt in your mouth steak I have ever had. I don't know how they can get a steak that tender, but it was amazing. There were not a bad bite to the steak, it was really a perfect cut of steak that was sourced local. My wife's salmon was just as good, a crispy exterior with a moist, perfectly cooked filet of salmon. For dessert we ordered the Molton lava cake which my wife says she is a connoseur of molten lava cakes and is picky when it comes to them. Her verdict: amazing. This was really an excellent dinner in a cozy restaurant at the club. I would highly recommend Citico's, and have nothing but the highest praise for the new head chef.

They messed up a preordered special, but handled it appropriately. Food is awesome when they're on…read moretheir game.

I don't write reviews often, so when I do... it's really something! This place has the BEST…read moreambiance. It honestly feels like I'm at youth group or hanging out with friends in a cozy living room. Chill music, comfy seating, friendly staff. Also can we talk about how cool the "kindness wall" is?!? You can literally gift a stranger something to remind them they are loved. Every coffee shop should do this. 10/10 will be back. The chai tea latte was refreshing and yum :)

A perfect small town coffee shop. They are just lacking a lot of pastries/ food…read more The service was quick and friendly. They also have a wall of cute little trinkets / gifts available.

Service & sandwiches are top notch!! Would recommend to everyone I know who is in the area.read more

The reviews were high so I had to try this place while visiting Sweetwater. I stopped in for a hot…read morecocoa and a pastry. I liked the look of the space and I was greeted when entering. I'm not sure if the person at the counter was new or training but he didn't know if they served hot cocoa. Another staff member taught him how to prepare it and ring it up. She asked if I wanted whipped cream but didn't say it was a $1 up charge which is quite steep for a drink that's only $3.50 or so to start. It was just canned whipped cream so that felt very pricey: the cocoa was average. I also ordered a cheese Danish to go and the employee just opened a box and the lid of the Danish cloche and told me to grab one. I feel like they should use a paper to grab it; I don't like the thought of other customers putting their hands in to choose. I also didn't want to touch my own pastry with my bare hands before washing. It didn't really make me want to return to try a sandwich. I understand that new employees need training, if that was the case. But I do think they should be familiar with what basic beverages are available.