Great selection of fresh produce. Very friendly and helpful staff. Pricing is very reasonable. My…read morefavorite place to shop!

This place is awesome! I highly recommend going to check them out. Everything is coming directly…read morefrom the farmer - tomatoes, peaches, okra, etc. aka the name "Farm Fresh." Anything you are looking for as in a seasonal veggie or fruit just ask them. They usually have a beautiful assortment of flowers in the early spring and early fall. They also have other stuff like local breads, honey, eggs, etc. So if you find yourself around here stop in! It's very very affordable! Cheers & Enjoy!!

Gina, Cody and Lee - the owners of this establishment, are creating a wonderful service for our…read morecommunity. You will find fresh picked seasonal fruits, local vegetables, eggs, meats, dairy, flour and other staples inside the shop. Outside in the greenhouse is a delightful assortment of flowering plants, annuals and perennials, shrubs and trees. What a sweet find off of highway 33 heading northeast to New Tazwell.

Local quality produce, often right from their farm. A full-service mini grocery with a full deli…read moreand local vendor outlet. Friendly service and affordable prices. The seasonal nursery has well-cared-for plants and lots to choose from. It's a must-see for yourself if you still need to drop in.

Mickey's has moved! The new location is on Jefferson Avenue at the corner of Jefferson Circle, next…read moreto Jefferson Pharmacy and Fountain. You'll only find an empty parking lot at the Oak Ridge Tpke address.

Amo este lugar. Ahí compro mis verduras mis animales para criar y mis plantas para tener mis…read morecanteros hermosos

Fresh produce - fruit and veggies, also canned goods and baked items. All delicious! Remember, cash…read moreonly and dress modestly.

I drove from Oak Ridge after reading a review on Facebook to pick up some honey and was pleasantly…read moresurprised with it being a small building how much variety they had. A young sweet lady rang me up, I will definitely be back. Definitely support small business

The quality and price of items at Aldi can't be beat! The layout of this location is great and some…read moreof the friendliest staff I have encountered at any store. They clearly have regulars, as you'd think they have their own personal fan club. People joking and speaking with them, addressed by name. I love environments like this! Make a point of telling these hard-working staff how appreciated they are! It makes a huge difference in the experience. Reasons for star reduction? No curbside option like the Bearden location, deep potholes making turned over carts blocking spots in the lot, and often picked over/out-of-stock items that I can find quickly at other locations. As for the must-try items at Aldi? We love: -100% whole wheat bread -mini rasisin bagels -Hawaiian rolls -Apple Streusel bread (holy YUM!) -Chocolate Chip brioche loaf (great for french toast) -zucchini/squash -peppers -bags of apples -Parm couscous -salmon (much fresher than grocery or big box stores) -family chicken breasts -deli ham (comes in 2 sealed packs, so lasts longer) -hummus -cheeses! goat, unique cheddars, fondue, string -french onion dip (like the yummy old Dean's variety that has been altered in recent years) -Dairy staples-milk, almond milk, plain greek yogurt (in place of sour cream for us), half-and-half -Parm crisps -Garlic Herb Goat Cheese Risotto (Fall seasonal) -Asiago Cheddar crisps(Winter seasonal and amazing) -Nuts (cashews are yummy and a great deal here!)

I have some concern about this particular store. I have noticed their bread is frozen, it's…read moresupposed to be sold fresh until expiration. Avocados have been frozen, some of the fresh meat has been frozen. I haven't experienced this anywhere else but buyer beware at this store. You may not notice if you don't shop early, and then plan to freeze an item, only to have it lose flavor

Friendly and helpful…read more Need short ribs and was almost out of luck. The cut ribs were walking out the door with another customer. Butcher offered other items but I explained it was a birthday meal. He cut more. I thanked him by buying the entire rack. Many items to choose from. Enjoyed he chicken and potato salad. Many ready to make meals. Bone marrow. Pasta. Local items. Too much to mention and all worthy of repeated trips. One regular asked for the $40 meat box. I'll find out what that is next time.

Very nice owner. Definitely a business we want to support as a town. Fresh meat is important and…read morethis place has a nice selection. They also carry bread, local honey and some spices for grilling. Check it out!

Love this market! Try this: Buy a tomato at the grocery store, and buy a tomato at Bryden's…read moreMarket. Take them both home and smell of them. The tomato from Bryden's smells like a fresh tomato and the other one doesn't have any smell at all. Guess which one will last the longest. The one from the grocery because you will eat the Bryden tomato first. (If you don't eat the Bryden tomato first it will last longer because the other one will rot first.) The people at Bryden's are friendly and helpful, too.

Amazing produce selection and amazing food! A local staple! Highly recommend anyone and everyone…read morestop by!

This family is a pillar of the community dating back for decades…read more They have always had the community and their neighbors in their best interests, providing the highest quality products available anywhere. From small children, generations have grown up knowing what it is to do a hard day's work for little reward. The market is housed in a beautiful red barn with a backdrop of the Chilhowee mountains. A picture perfect place to visit in any season. Especially watermelon season! I always get my pumpkins and fall decor from Conings. We are so blessed to have such quality produce available so close to home! It's worth the drive out into the country to support these wonderful folks and grab a tomato, some corn or some okra!

The watermelon, blackberries, cucumbers and tomatoes were delicious... so sweet. My blackberry…read morecobbler turned out so tasty.

We came on a very busy Saturday night (weekend of Dogwood Festival, theatre night, and prom night)…read more Thankful to have a reservation, we were promptly seated while others with no reservation were being told three hour wait times. I loved the vibe of Tupelo, the hanging lush green plants on the side of the bustling kitchen, the cheerful staff and the lively music. Lizette was our server and she was just a darling. It was our first time here, and she was so helpful with her all of her recommendations. One of Lizette's favorites was the "Peach, don't kill my vibe" sangria. Which I just loved. I nice mix of peach and pineapple in a sangria. For our mains, we had the grilled harvest chicken and the chicken tenders. Both mains came with two sides. With my grilled harvest chicken, I got the mashed potatoes and the braised bacon green beans. The green beans were to die for, even my hubby was saying he should've ordered that as his side. The harvest chicken I loved--especially the sautéed spinach, red peppers and tomatoes on top. But if you can't handle spicy, this dish does have some heat to it. And we ended my birthday celebration with the heavenly banana pudding. It was heavenly in every way. Made in house, and so delicious that even my hubby ate it and he never cares for this dessert. If I could've licked that little bowl, I would've. We already cannot wait to come back and try some of the brunch items on their menu. We loved everything about Tupelo and hats off to Lizette for making our night even more special!!

Always a fan. The first location we went to was in Chattanooga and we fell in love with the Shrimp…read moreand Grits. This time around my husband got that, and I tried the chicken and waffles... and it was outstanding. I had one of their mocktails as well and it was super tasty. The waitress was friendly and the atmosphere was cozy on the rainy evening it had turned into. Overall we enjoyed our experience and it was a wonderful way to have our last dinner out in Knoxville. It will remain a favorite place when we're in Tennessee.