Southside garage and Dia De is a must stop! The bartenders are friendly, the beer is good, and the…read morefood is amazing!

We've been here several times for different events and always have loved it. The back has picnic…read moretables, the drinks are great and the food truck is delicious. There's game and the kids can run around and play. I love that it's also dog friendly.

Ummm, my bad. I'm sorry that I have failed to write this review for a while - but no longer…read more I love it here. It's definitely a nice getaway in Knoxville for those that like to game in a lively environment and enjoy time with friends and family. And on top of that, it's also great that this and the other parts of the same chain (Bit Burger, Space Bar) are near each other in the same area as well. Makes for a lot of great food service for what you can order (that will be similar at the other spots). The staff has always been (10+ visits) nice and responsive to any requests. The drinks are fun but I like to personally stick to some snacking. I have found the buffalo wraps and mini hot dogs to be the ticket. The pinball machines have a lot of variety and art to admire in them. There are also other board and video game options for those that don't like pinball. I know you'll see us there - so definitely say hi! SYOY!

I love the Space Bar next door, so it's clear these people know how to create an experience. Token…read moreTavern is a blast from the past, including favorites from the 80's like pinball and Ninja Turtles. The food for me feels like an afterthought. The corn dogs were fine but likely frozen. The salsa with the chips felt canned. I didn't try the other food but did order a burger from next door Bit Burger with an extra service charge. I ordered the Mega Man, a burger with cheddar, caramelized onions and white BBQ sauce. I didn't taste much of the white sauce and thought the side potato salad was okay, but I did like that they make them smash burgers. As a boba fan I also ordered one of the poppin sodas so that was fun. Overall Token Tavern is a fun place to go with a group of geeks like myself!

Long wait but worth it, comes with the territory. Great food, good service. It's a bar setting but…read morereally a good vibe for a date. Our waitress let us sit in the window seat for some peace and it had a great romantic atmosphere there. We started out at the bar and had drinks and an appetizer then moved to the table after the wait. We had the herb and cheese bread appetizer, state street fancy burger, creamy wood smoked tomato linguine with chicken and a cherry bomb pizza to split. Everything was perfect. My burger was cooked exactly to my liking and the chicken was tender in the pasta dish. The pizza is very flavorful but not overly greasy and "heavy." We also split a fantastic, fresh and monstrous wedge salad as we were trying to sample a little of everything. All this combined with a great value in price compared to the quality of food. We can't wait to go back.

I got their specialty hot dog and my friend got the one with corn on it and they were both…read moredelicious. Best hot dog ever. I like all the fun options. Also the drinks were good and prices overall reasonable. Will be back!

This place is fantastic! Is it culinary genius? No, but it isn't supposed to be. It is honest good…read morebar food that is perfectly elevated. If you are looking for a late night spot open late on a week night that will not make you feel terrible after you eat it, then this is for you. The drinks were awesome and the meals absolutely slapped. Our server was attentive and very friendly as well. We never felt rushed or forgotten. Its classic tavern bar vibes on the inside and is beautifully lit at night. We really enjoyed this place and will be back for some drinks and food again!

Food was pretty good but pizza was a little burnt and we weren't given enough pita bread with the…read morehummus. We were charged for more pita bread when we asked for more without being told we'd be charged. Service was mediocre, server was standing around and didn't come back to check on us. Service and food is usually very good so we aren't sure what's changed.

If you are college age this is the perfect place for you on game day! I am 58 so not really my…read morecrowd but what a loud and fun atmosphere! Everyone was having a great time! We just came to meet someone and have a beer. Even though I was wearing a Bulldog Jersey everyone was so kind to me! There are two bar areas. The bartenders were great!

This place looks really cool, but that's all it has going for it…read more.. They charged me $10 to play pool, but half their cue sticks were broken. Most of the building was empty except for my party of 6 and they had 2 bartenders on shift, but it still took forever to order drinks. I ordered mozzarella sticks that were left sitting in the window so long they came out cold. The food and service were so bad that we left after an hour. The next day I woke up to some surprise charges on my debit card. The staff used my card to close multiple tabs without telling me, even though I only ran it once. Management's response was that I must've gotten too drunk to keep track of my spending. In what world does one man having 3 separate tabs make any sense??? Do yourself a favor and avoid this place.

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.

The brick building is easy to see as it stands out from all the other more modern-looking buildings…read morein the area. Depending on which way you are coming, you may need to drive to the far end of the parking lot past the bakery to enter the lot. There is a closer entrance but it is angled for the opposite direction and not an easy turn. There are also several one-way lanes in the parking lot so you may need to drive extra to get to an open parking spot. We did find handicapped spaces close to the entrance, but you need to drive to the back of the lot to get onto the one-way lane that goes past them. While these are the closest spots, it is still a bit of a walk to the entrance of the building, although everything is nicely paved and even. Once you get in, the interior is bright and inviting. There are many centralized seating options throughout the interior, mostly high-top tables but a few normal tables arranged in cozy settings. There is a patio in the rear of the building for when the weather is nice. Everything was clean and well-maintained. The center is made up of all the various eating establishments. There is no specific seating for the individual restaurants, so you will order your food from whatever place strikes you fancy and then take the food packaged into To Go containers to a table in one of the many seating areas. Make sure you pick up utensils and napkins from where you ordered your food as there is nothing on the tables. We were there after the lunch rush so it really was not crowded at all. There were small groups of people wandering around as well as several eating a late lunch. We did notice the overhead background music was loud and made conversation difficult. I could imagine during lunch or the in evening the overall sound level would be high as the acoustics do not favor conversation. This is pretty much only a food court. We had heard there were various craft shops as well, but apparently those had all closed. While the food selection is quite varied, addition of something to do other than eating would make this a destination location rather than just a food stop. There is some renovation happening in one end, so perhaps other shops are coming in the future. Still, it is a clean location with great interior space and makes use of a building with a lot of history that was important to the area.

Kerns Food Hall has a great variety of quick service restaurants, full sit down restaurants, and…read moreniche shops (primarily artsy boutiques). It's a nice repurposing of an old bakery warehouse. They left a lot of the old industrial elements and superimposed an element of urban charm. You'll also find a unique outdoor seating area with a jumbo screen and lawn area. If you come, you'll find cuisine ranging from Korean, Ghanaian, Egyptian, to simple American foods and ice cream. Highly recommended as a foodie destination.

As a full-time fiddler, part-time karaoke risk-taker, and lifelong stakeholder in East Tennessee…read morenightlife, I audit a lot of music hubs -- blues jams, open mics, etc. And for over a decade, Paul's Oasis has remained my weekly go-to social hub and unofficial continuing-education site for all things music and mischief. Whether it's the Wednesday blues jam, the Friday karaoke ecosystem, or the Saturday-night live-band deliverable, Paul's consistently executes at a best-in-class level. My mom loves this place. My cousins love this place. My "I-don't-know-a-G-chord-from-a-garlic-knot" friends love this place. Alignment across all demographics; consider that your first indicator this establishment is doing something very right. Now, let's talk consumables. The loaded fries are a strategic advantage. The chili? Surprisingly robust. The pizza, pizza rolls, boneless wings, and their fried okra all score well above industry standard. And let the record reflect: this team has never once short-changed a serving. Portion control simply isn't part of the Paul's Oasis operating model. A quick expectation alignment: this is a smoking bar. The atmosphere carries... well, atmosphere. If you walk in wearing fresh laundry, you will not walk out that way. That's not a bug... that's the user manual. Please don't ding them on Yelp because you forgot where you were. Finally, the people. Paul, Debbie, their son, and the whole family‐run leadership suite are salt-of-the-earth operators who treat every guest like a returning shareholder. Being greeted by name here feels like a quarterly bonus. Yes, it's a locals' bar. Yes, we're intensely proud of that. And in a Knoxville whose downtown is slowly converting into a theme-park for tourists, Paul's remains one of the last great, authentic, high-trust community environments standing. Stop by. We'll save you a barstool and probably hand you a microphone.

Was not expecting to eat here but were hungry when we were going to the wood working store next…read moredoor and decided to give it a try. Am really glad we did. The food is delicious and the staff are friendly. There is not much more that I need to say.