I don't review much, but I had to with our experience here! Even on a busy Saturday the staff went…read moreabove and beyond to accommodate us since we had a dog and needed outdoor seating. We were celebrating our pup's birthday and many staff members came by to say hi! They placed us in the perfect spot outside in the perfect atmosphere so that we had plenty of room for our crazy pup to wander on his leash and not get in the way. They also gave us a water bowl for him since it was a hot day. The food was perfect and came out just how we asked! Props to our waitress, Prescott and the manager Savannah! Will be returning in the future!

Last night a gentleman next to our table said "you gotta try Ruby Sunshine"…read moreThis morning I would say I completely agree, at the door I could see food going to tables and I immediately thought "wow" I ordered the Trifecta, it was delicious but I personally realized that I'm not a chicken Benedict guy. This isn't a jab at Ruby, I just enjoyed the other 2 better. The staff was very friendly and efficient, my only jab is the seating because I'm 6'3 I felt too big for the chair and I would of liked a booth but the booths are bigger for 4+ parties. The prices are about $2 cheaper than the surrounding averages, the ruby is more than "a try" it's a frequent.

Visited for breakfast. I Had the 3 breakfast tacos and husband had the chicken and waffles. All…read morefood was outstanding and a lot of food that we took home leftovers and ate breakfast the next day. Prices were reasonable and service was exceptional. Oh and the orange juice is nice and fresh! Highly recommend this place and cant wiat to try dinner here.

The food was really good. We ordered the steak and eggs, the Southwestern omelette, and French…read moretoast. Overall, the flavors were definitely there and everything tasted fresh and well prepared. The service was a bit delayed compared to some of my previous experiences at similar restaurants, but the staff was still friendly and the restaurant was very busy during our visit. The ambiance was good -- lively atmosphere, clean environment, and you can definitely see why the place is trending right now. It is on the pricier side, but that's somewhat expected for a popular spot like this. Overall, a solid experience and worth trying at least once.

We had a one night in Knoxville and this is where we decided to eat. The food was outstanding but…read morethe service from Nick was even better! We ordered the two piece white meat fried chicken plate, meatloaf, and the pork sirloin special. For sides we had cheesy grits (which were the favorite), mashed potatoes and gravy, and macaroni and cheese. The food was outstanding with great flavor. Inside had a nice, small, clean atmosphere. Nick was really great with suggestions on what to order and was incredibly friendly. He was excited to share some recommendations for the area and even wrote them down for us on paper with suggestions for things to do and drives to take. It was extremely hot outside. I don't know how many times he had to refill our water! But even as we were leaving he asked if we wanted waters to go and brought us all cups filled with ice water to take with us. Nick was an outstanding server and would be amazing at fine dining!

Great service and authentic southern food. Stopped for a quick lunch and wanted southern, homemade…read morefood and Southern Grit didn't disappoint. Highly recommend.

Great little spot for a lox bialy and a latte…read more We got: -Potato blintz (not very flavorful but it went okay) -lox bialy (dill and scallion schmear, goood nova lox, red onion, cucumber, capers, tomato, sweet pepper relish and dill. served on an everything bialy. This was the star) -latte I'm deeply regretting my not grabbing a babka on the way out but it just gives me another excuse to head back!

As a Michelin guide restaurant, Potchke has earned the right to "mess around in the kitchen", as…read morethey say. However, I wonder about the hype. Haven't had pastrami in a while so I had to order the Pastrami Reuben and the presentation was great with how it was stacked! Between the sauce and the sauerkraut the flavors were all good and I enjoyed the taste of the pastrami when I found it, but the bread to meat ratio was so high I mostly tasted the burned crust of the bread and very few bites of pastrami. It was one slice of pastrami, not a thin slice but not what you hope for when you bite into true Jewish deli pastrami, which are normally bursting at the seems with meat. Marble rye is hard not to burn and they did a good job for the most part, but I tasted more crust than I did pastrami, and for $18 I wonder if this sandwich was more a charge for the hype. The blintzes were also smaller than one would expect of a blintz but I absolutely loved the compote on top.

We visited Aretha Frankenstein's for the first time after a particularly challenging morning. Our…read morewaitress Kimberly was especially attentive and able to spend a couple of moments holding space as we revealed some current medical stuff ( sometimes life is heavy and it's nice when strangers can offer kindness and empathy) My sibling was delighted with the decor. Good biscuits and gravy are something I can not really access on the west coast so that was fun. I was very tempted by the waffles but that will have to wait for a future business.

Our server, Kimberly was awesome. Her satirical sense of humour was right up our alley. The food…read morewas excellent, especially the pancakes with blueberry melange. The atmosphere was a blend of Punk Rock meets The Macabre. - a kind of Iggy Pop kind of vibe. The biscuits are exquisite - big and flakey Cats-head type of biscuits that Grandma would be proud of. They pair well with the apple butter that is available on every table. The spicy grits can't be ignored either - not just heat, but amazing creole flavour. I liked this place, you never know what to expect when a restaurant gets hyped up but here, at least, the hype is well lived up to.

I stopped in after a few years not visiting and everything is still excellent, with one small…read moreexception. You know how you should never order seafood at a steakhouse? Well, new rule: never order the hot dog at a burger joint. They have one hot dog on the menu and it could feed three of me, no problem. It's huge with a huge bun, but ultimately it left me full but flat. Nothing special. My son had the Inskip burger and it was everything he hoped for. So, lesson learned: enjoy the burgers, avoid the hot dog.

I wish I'd had a better experience. The presentation was fabulous, but my meal left much to be…read moredesired. I tried the Happy Holler hoping it would rival Litton's Thunder Road - not even close. The bun wasn't fresh and my burger fell apart after 2 bites. I'm a huge onion ring fan and ended up leaving half on my plate. Litton's burgers and rings are definitely superior. Worst of all may have been the $8 milkshake. I asked for a simple chocolate malt made with vanilla ice cream. Instead, what I got was a No Malt super thin milkshake that tasted like chocolate syrup. My bill for burger, rings and shake - $32. Just think, I could have gone to Five Guys for that price! I'm being generous giving this place 2 Stars. The best I can describe my visit to Inskip Grill is subpar at best. I may give it another try down the road sometime as this place has good reviews and is a staple in the community.

I wanted to grab a delicious breakfast this Valentine's Day, and since I was right across at Fisher…read moreTire, I was watching all of the people flooding into Rami's Cafe. At around 11:00 am, I walked over and grabbed a seat at the bar, because all of the other tables and booths were filled with happy diners. On one side of the menu you have your breakfast, and the other has everything you'd want for lunch. I started with my usual cup of coffee, and then opted for the two eggs, toast and bacon. For a place that was packed, my food didn't take very long to come out. Everything was delicious, and I especially loved that they had an option for marble rye toast. Sally, my waitress, was the sweetest. She took great care of me and made sure my first time here was perfect!! I also loved their hanging lights and sweet Valentines decor, which was a nice touch. I will certainly be back, and hats off again to you Sally!!

Nice quality food indeed. The setting is a nicely refurbished bar and the setting is quaint. Food…read moreis up fairly quickly and the quality is top notch. The staff are easily 5 stars. There is sufficient quantity within the meal and for the price its a very good value. Parking is limited (BUT it's an old neighbourhood bar) and so patience is required. Its clean and bright inside. Well worth a return visit.

I enjoy coming here occasionally with my son for our weekly outings. He enjoys his regular tenders…read moreand I love their Caesar salad and ranch water with black sheep tequila.

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.