Great grocery store down in urban Knoxville. Very cool look with reasonable prices. Would recommend to anyone staying in town. I also saw they have a deli section but unfortunately I came when they were closed.
Thomas F.
Convenient!! All the basic needs for occasional groceries with out leaving the downtown atea. Prices are good relative to size and very in line with location. Friendly staff. Clean, well maintained, well stocked and neatly organized.Tom Ferguson
Lettie F.
A good option for the tourist needing some aspirin or the local needing an onion that they forgot to buy at their last grocery store run. It's got a good selection of deli meats/cheeses and lunch items for downtown workers. Decent bulk foods and snacks galore. You can even get donuts and a fountain drink if that's how you roll. Plus lots of travel size stuff if you're visit g and forgot your toothbrush, etc.You'll also meet some local color, as the indigent community will stop in and hang out asking for spare change. It's a part of the city that is not hidden away, and you get used to seeing each other. Only possible cons are that it doesn't carry better brands for many foods- but I am not the target demographic for the store, so I'm happy to get what I can there.
Great grocery store down in urban Knoxville. Very cool look with reasonable prices. Would recommend to anyone staying in town. I also saw they have a deli section but unfortunately I came when they were closed.
Convenient!! All the basic needs for occasional groceries with out leaving the downtown atea. Prices are good relative to size and very in line with location. Friendly staff. Clean, well maintained, well stocked and neatly organized.Tom Ferguson
A good option for the tourist needing some aspirin or the local needing an onion that they forgot to buy at their last grocery store run. It's got a good selection of deli meats/cheeses and lunch items for downtown workers. Decent bulk foods and snacks galore. You can even get donuts and a fountain drink if that's how you roll. Plus lots of travel size stuff if you're visit g and forgot your toothbrush, etc.You'll also meet some local color, as the indigent community will stop in and hang out asking for spare change. It's a part of the city that is not hidden away, and you get used to seeing each other. Only possible cons are that it doesn't carry better brands for many foods- but I am not the target demographic for the store, so I'm happy to get what I can there.
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