Super cute little bakery and lunch spot. I will definitely be back. I came for a pie and ended up…read moregetting some treats with kids too! It was all delicious and the ambiance is so very sweet!

I've been wanting to visit Lambert's for a lonnggg time and glad I finally did! The bakery is…read morefamily ran and I love seeing the different generations helping each other run a business. I ordered a Grilled Cheese (all sandwiches come with chips) and a scoop of Chicken Salad. For dessert, I purchased two Chocolate Chip cookies and a Lemon cookie to have with coffee at home. The cookies are huge, delicious, and a great price! I will visit again and try the Key Lime Pie! There's a down home feel that makes you feel welcome. I heard a group of guys leaving telling the staff that they will see them next week. It's always the best compliment when you have regulars.

What a great local spot. We had 30 of us from a gathering eat here. I had:…read more Vegetable soup. A hearty vegetable soup with potatoes, peas, beans, corn and a bunch of nummyness! Delicious soup! Salad: iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, red onions and peppers. Very fresh and nice. Brown bread: ask for bread, get about 1/2 a loaf. Homemade delicious warm brown bread. A real treat. Not the fanciest place in town but great food!

I asked the receptionist at my , if she were to go for lunch near here, where would she go? She had…read morea couple of vague selections. When I asked about sandwiches, she perked up and said oh! The soup kitchen!! It was only miles away, so we went. There were no prices overly advertised on the board. We weren't too worried about it, so we just went with it. The option I chose was tamale, with chili and cheese. (I skipped the chips I'm not able to eat them) and my spouse I had chicken and dumpling soup with a grilled ham and cheese. first of all, I never would've thought to pair a tamale with chili and cheese! Second of all, I am a huge fan of HOT food. It seems like whenever I go out to eat, the food is always lukewarm at best. This food was hot! I was so thrilled!! The tamale was wonderful, the chili was definitely not a can! Wonderful! Hubby enjoyed the chicken and dumpling. He thought the sandwich was OK. Would definitely recommend! $$

I got lamb meatballs (that Drew, the guy who served us, recommended - he was nice and service was…read moreexcellent) and they were a little spicy and good. They had just come out fresh and looked more tasty than the steak I had originally thought I was going to get. The bowl I got tasted fresh, I even finished the whole thing! I didn't expect to since it looks so big, but I guess I was hungry. Overall, it was good, I would give the a solid 4 stars. It seemed a bit pricey but it may be because I don't come downtown often. On game day it was pretty busy and the tables were kind of gross. It's expected that the bathroom will also be gross on game day and this was no exception. I didn't take off anything for that though since they were busy and they can't always get to the bathroom when people are rude and get it dirty.

No wait; vegetarians I Highly recommend; great taste and large selection. Highly customizable…read moremeals/choices. Excellent exotic drinks, without the exotic price! Great if you have alpha gal (can't eat mammalian meat) with vegetarian and chicken; friendly staff and great service

After being told this new little restaurant spot opened in mid-February, I was surprised to find no…read morereviews. Located in an established strip mall by a high-traffic intersection at Kingston Pike and S. Peter's, Greens and Grains is easy to get in and out of with plenty of parking. The interior is spotlessly clean (including the restrooms!) and comprised of two connected dining areas and kitchens. One has a trendy, airy feel with cool green and white tones, while the other is darker with metal and wood elements, a game area, and a large open grill/prep area. The reason for the two different vibes was not immediately clear to me. Actually, it never became more clear during the hour or so I spent there, but I can appreciate a good mystery. This is NOT a fast food joint. In fact, it is slow. Agonizingly slow if you're in a hurry. This is a place to come when you are with a group of people you find highly entertaining (or when you heft along a great book) and don't mind waiting. After ordering two sandwiches and sides, my friend and I waited almost 20 minutes for our food to appear at our table. The macaroni salad was pleasantly flavorful, without the overcooked noodles and runny sauce so often found with this deli counter staple. The turkey and Brie was also good and grilled to buttery-crisp perfection. The sandwich, side, and a drink cost just under $20, so it's neither bargain-priced nor exotic, but fresh ingredients are not cheap. Only one employee was working in each of the two halves of the restaurant, so I imagine if they want to speed up their service, they are going to need to schedule more people. The two employees were both delightfully friendly, though, and they aren't just paying lip service to customer service, a goal plainly outlined on all the napkin dispensers and evidenced by their actions. Despite the slow service, I'm giving them a 5 for their dedication to quality ingredients and excellent customer service. I hope they make it for the long haul, and I'll definitely be back soon.

My husband and I had lunch at Greens & Grains and were blown away by their delicious sandwiches…read more Initially, the price appeared a bit expensive; however, you get what you pay for - the portions were large, they use high-quality ingredients, and the side portion was generous. Plus, the purchase price of their chips goes to charity - it was fun picking our charity of choice. Service was excellent! The staff was enthusiastic and I must add "adorable". I'm returning next week.

Looking for a quick bite, I turned to Yelp and found this gem. Upon entering, the smell of fresh…read morebaked bread greets you like a warm hug. After perusing the menu, I decided on a large Chicken Bacon Ranch w/lettuce, tomato, and mayo, accompanied by a bag of chips and a sweet tea. Within a few short minutes, my order was ready for pick up. The sandwich was more than satisfying - well crafted and big enough for two servings. Without a doubt, the fresh-baked bread was the star of the show. It was soft and absolutely delicious. Service was fast and friendly. There's ample indoor and patio seating. Parking is limited to the street. Definitely swing by Steamboat if you're in the area!

I was downtown looking for a sandwich shop. Parking is a lil wonky. They do not have parking next…read moreto their building or a parking lot. So you have to park a block or two away. You can go through the front or the back and you're greeted when you walk in. It smelled so good walking in. I'm from California so I do not have an accent and I talk fast and literally every single employee turned to look at me when I was talking because as I'm told I stick out like a sore thumb. I ordered a whole Italian sandwich. A half a sandwich is definitely plenty because they cut each half into a half so you're getting four sandwiches. The sandwich was very flavorful and tasty. I also got a large strawberry lemonade. When they handed it to me I laughed and said wow you guys weren't kidding about a large. It was probably about a 32 ounce container. So I would definitely come back!

This deli is one of the best we have eaten at. They have a great menu selection and our food was…read morefantastic! Service was impeccable and the folks working there are super nice and helpful. We got fries w our meals and asked for them to be super crispy and they delivered awesomely. The deli had plenty of seating and was very clean. We will definitely be going back to try other menu items.

I was told this place was amazing, so I had to give it a try. The guy working there was really nice…read moreand greeted everyone as they walked in, which was a nice touch. I ordered the lamb gyro, a side of the tzatziki sauce, and the pasta salad. The tzatziki had a very strong garlic flavor -- honestly a little too strong for me and not quite like the traditional sauce I was expecting. The pasta salad wasn't really my favorite and could have used a little more flavor. The lamb gyro was good overall, and the pita was soft, warm, and nice and fluffy.

DSB Provisions offers a nice atmosphere, friendly staff and delicious food - a great addition to…read moreMaryville, in the Greenway Village. Abigail was our server and we absolutely loved her. The Roasted Airline Chicken was my favorite plate - very flavorful & cooked perfectly. Their Tomato Parmesan Arancini was my second favorite plate. Will definitely be back!

Some meals are good. Some meals are memorable. And then there are the ones that linger quietly,…read morepersistently until you find yourself booking a second reservation just to experience them again. That's exactly what brought us back to DSB Provisions. From the first visit, one dish refused to leave our mind: the roasted cauliflower ravioli. It arrives deceptively simple, but the depth is undeniable--brown butter layered with golden raisin creates this perfect balance of nutty richness and subtle sweetness. It's a vegetarian dish that doesn't try to compete with meat, it transcends it. This time, we came back with intention. To revisit, but also to explore. What elevated the evening even further was the service. From the moment we walked in, the team remembered us, welcomed us back, thanked us for returning, and made it clear that our presence mattered. It never felt performative; it felt genuine. That level of recognition and care is rare, and it set the tone for the entire experience. Thoughtful, attentive, and intuitive without ever being intrusive. That is the kind of hospitality that quietly transforms a great meal into something far more personal. We started with the beef tenderloin carpaccio; delicate, clean, and unexpectedly elevated by an arugula pesto that adds just enough bite. The pickled onions cut through with brightness, while the flatbread crisps brought texture that kept every bite dynamic. Alongside it, the burrata with focaccia, preserved lemon, and arugula pesto felt like spring on a plate. The preserved lemon was a standout; sharp, aromatic, transformative. The kind of ingredient that quietly redefines a dish. And yes, the focaccia didn't stand a chance. Every trace of those plates was accounted for. A classic Caesar followed; bright, zesty, and necessary. A reset point that brought balance to the progression of the meal. For mains, we had to return to the cauliflower ravioli--and it was just as compelling the second time. But the surprise of the night was the spring rotolo. Braised beef so tender it dissolves on contact, layered with smoked gouda fonduta and finished with an herb crust, all sitting in a broth reminiscent of French onion soup. It's familiar, but reimagined, comforting and refined. A dish that feels like a warm, deliberate embrace. What stands out just as much as the food and the service is the precision behind it. Watching the kitchen move with intention, measuring, calibrating, refining. It makes it clear that nothing here is accidental, every element has been considered. And yet, despite the technicality, the experience never feels heavy. That's the real achievement. You leave satisfied but not weighed down. Nourished, not overindulged. The space itself mirrors the menu: intimate, thoughtful, and quietly confident. It's the kind of place where reservations aren't just recommended, they're part of respecting the experience. This isn't just a restaurant finding its footing. It's one on a trajectory. And if this level of execution is any indication, many awards and accolades are in their future.

We went for lunch while we were downtown on other business. Staff is friendly and the food is very…read moregood. We had pizza and were happy with our selection. When we got there no customers were there so being so close to lunch time I was a bit worried. But it seems that they do a lot of lunch business carry out as every 5 minutes or so a local resident would walk in and pick up. Decor is a little quirky and very comfortable. Not sure where their parking is but I just used the apartment bldg next door. We will be back.

Up and over the hill from Cumberland Avenue, and away from the busy main commerce street & campus…read moreat University of Tennessee-Knoxville, is Uncle Sam's Pizzeria. A variety of delicious & typical pizza parlor fare is available. It is a welcome off the beaten path destination for food close by and within walking distance of the University community.