It really is little things like this that keep me happy. This Farmers' Market is located in the UT…read moreGardens on Neyland drive and is literally just a stone throw from where I work. It operates every Wednesday (closed in the winter months) from 4PM- 7 PM. I've walked across the street a handful of times to indulge in the pleasure of getting local products from the hardworking farmers/craftsmen in the area. It is not as big as the Market Square Farmers' market but it has a good representation of produce, food, plants, crafts and a handful of other random things. The Tootsie food truck actually also shows up here sometimes, although they are not consistently there. Quite a few of the vendors are actually not represented at the market downtown so it is nice to get some variety. What inspired this review was the heavenly sandwich I got yesterday. I had been stuck at work all day, didn't bring lunch and I had no idea when I was going to be able to go home. I realized it was 5 PM on a Wednesday and decided to grab a late lunch/early dinner. The Tootsie truck was not there but this wonderful Vietnamese stand had warm food. I had actually not noticed their stand before yesterday. I got a vegetarian banh mi sandwich that totally knocked my socks off. I don't actually remember a sandwich that was that good and only cost $5.00. I went back to work and tried to get everybody I could find to go buy one. They also had egg rolls (which were a little on the oily side), fish tacos and pork banh mi sandwiches. That meal was definitely a lifesaver and it was delicious. I really like the convenience of this Farmers' market and I encourage anyone close to campus to consider visiting. It is in a well shaded area and provides an opportunity to walk around and appreciate the beauty that is the UT gardens. It is also a wonderful opportunity to buy and support local!

All of the vendors were super nice. The breads and vegetables are super fresh and some real cute…read moreartsy stuff. Bring cash or have a vendor account. Got some blueberry lemon sourdough bread it's supper good, ate some with my fingers on way home couldn't wait.

Started 10 years ago, this farmers market has really grown! Produce, meat, dairy products, baked…read moregoods, prepared foods, crafts...you name it. In 2021 they will move into a new market pavilion next to the Union County High School in Maynardville, TN. I've been going since they started and can't get enough. Tuesdays from 3-6 and Saturdays from 10-1 May through September. They even have an online market year round. More info: unioncofarmersmarket.com

YUM, everything is wonderful! Their tarts remind me of my time in Europe. Everything is lovingly…read moremade and traditional. Can't wait for Valentines Day for my gift to my hubby. This is a hidden gem in Knoxville!

Another long weekend took us go Knoxville and it's food scene. This is a great little bakery at the…read moreend of a shopping Center. If you don't know it's there. It could be easy to miss. We arrived an hour after opening and everything was being freshly restocked. There are so many wonderful choices but since we were trying to cram as many places as we could into the weekend we limited ourselves to 2 pastries. We tried the almond croissant and the lemon one. The almond was good but maybe a tad over baked. It didn't have that tender flakiness I expected of a croissant. Flavorful yes and still worth a try. Next up was the lemon filled croissant. OMG!!! this was perfection in a pastry. Tender flaky and just the right amount of the filling. The filling was sweet and tart but in an addictive way. I wanted to go back and buy several more it was that good. If all the other fruit filled croissants are like the lemon, you won't be disappointed. They have a varón options including coffee. We skipped coffee since we had another place picked for coffee. If you're in Knoxville give this place a try. I'm sure you will find a delicious option you'll love. We will definitely be back when we return to the area.

What an awesome spot!!! A great way to support small businesses too. They squeeze fresh orange…read morejuice to order and I think that's awesome. Their sandwiches were priced great and they had great produce. I can't wait for people to find this gem!

I originally came on this day to attend the Blueberry Festival. The market opened at 3 and my…read moredaughter and I arrived at 4:30. The only blueberries that were left, with an hour and a half to go, were the blueberry plants. From the pictures I saw, this was the only vendor that had blueberries and therefore, sold out. With that being said, there were many vendors to choose from offering a variety of fresh fruits, veggies, and meats. There was even a darling lady set up offering essential oils! Every single item I purchased was DELICIOUS! The herbs, veggies, fruits were all tasty and juicy with great aromas. Everyone at the stations were kind and helpful and had no issues talking with me about the different varieties of food they were offering. Very thankful for this market. I wish they were open further into the fall season.

There's a little dinette sits in the back of the store and they have a small kitchenette and I had…read moreheard they had a wonderful soup and sandwich and it was raining today and my girlfriend and I decided to try this particular place. It was still early 1115 and we kind of wanted breakfast so we saw this advertisement for these breakfast sandwiches on homemade bagels and we thought we'd give it a try ...well I'm not sure what happened to the sandwiches, but we We couldn't eat them. They apparently were microwaved so long to get the bacon hot inside that the bagel was rock hard. The bacon fatty and raw not crunchy or well done. It was disgusting. Her egg look like they attempted to do a dippy and got it hard. Mine was scrambled, but so rubbery from the fact, they microwaved it so long however. Now the good...did have unsweetened tea with some peach flavoring and that was delicious. My friend had sweet tea and she agreed it was sweet. It hurt her teeth but that's what she ordered. We walked out hungry. The lady at the front was super sweet. I did buy a very expensive dog toy that was probably worth three dollars. I paid 12 for it just because I knew my little dog would like it. She told us to come back and she'd do better, but I don't think it's worth our time to come back. This is not what I saw when I walked in one day. I saw a beautiful soup and sandwich being served this was served on a white plate no garnish just the bagel which would've been fine. If it would've been edible we had to go to another restaurant to have a lunch and that is horrible. The shop was neat and unique. I bought a expensive dog toy that they're gonna shred but it was really cute. I know I paid three times the money for it but that's what the shops are like and that's how she makes your money and I fell in love with it, and the jams and jellies and sauces. All looked very yummy. They were here. She didn't have any big goods that was in the middle of the week on a Wednesday with the stores worth checking out I'm not keen on the food cause it wasn't edible and we paid for an edible food which was really sad.

We've been here a few times, and it's always delicious! Tucked inside the general store, this spot…read morefeels like a hidden gem and is such a treat every time we visit. The service is consistently wonderful, the staff really go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. We love coming here and can't wait for our next visit!

What a great market!! There were 7 rows of vendors mostly all local to Halls. So many talented…read morepeople. Baked goods, crafts, fresh food, canned goods, leathery goods, meat, dairy, spices, herbs, so much variety! A great way to spend a few hours!

Had the most beautiful cake made for my daughter's graduation from UT. It was delicious! Best cake…read moreever. Everyone loved it!

I just recently placed an order for cheesecake for a birthday. Having been to this business before,…read moreand it being a bakery, I would have assumed the cheesecake was made in house. Unfortunately, the cheesecake was store bought and cost nearly $8 a slice. I would love for this area to have more businesses, but I will not be returning Heidi's any time soon. Very disappointing.