Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Knoxville Area

"At the Best Italian Cafe and Pizzeria you will find delicious Italian dishes. The dishes are all cooked with great, fresh ingredients.You can find vegetarian options as well!. Some of their menu stars are the garlic knots, the pizza, and their calzones!"

"Then you should stop by Best Italian, where you can get any Italian dish you’re in the mood for. Get a tossed salad or mozzarella sticks to start your meal. Pasta dishes range from seafood medley to fettucini alfredo to spaghetti with meat sauce."

"Photo Credit Greta Hollar. Find hundreds of name brands for the perfect shopping day at Tanger Outlet Center. From Kate Spade to Michael Kors, Nike and The North Face, you'll find clothing, shoes, accessories and home goods at the many stores that make up this outdoor mall."

"The Village Shops is a popular place to go shopping in Gatlinburg TN. Tucked away off of the downtown Parkway, these shops really do look like a quaint German village, with its brick walkway, old-fashioned architecture, and center fountain. Visitors to The Village Shops will find 27 unique boutiques to explore, including Pepper Palace, The Donut Friar, Cartoons & Toys, The Silver Tree, The Spice & Tea Exchange, Tervis, and Best Gift Idea Ever."

"Located next door to the Pancake Pantry in downtown Gatlinburg, The Village is one of the most charming places to shop in the Smokies. With its brick pathways, beautiful fountain, and European-style architecture, this shopping area really feels like a small German village. Visitors to The Village will find 27 different boutiques with everything from imported cheeses to gorgeous artwork."

"Tucked away behind the Pancake Pantry in downtown Gatlinburg, The Village is a charming shopping and dining area. What sets The Village apart from the rest of the Parkway is its unique architecture and design. Inspired by quaint European towns, The Village features German-style buildings, a gorgeous fountain, and a brick walkway."

"In the early 1800’s a water power mill called a gristmill became the centre of activity in the small mountain community of the Little Pigeon River. The gristmill was used to grind flour to produce meals for the early settlers. It was a very important mill for daily day to day production of flour which was then used to bake bread."

"It is right next to the historic grist mill and the Old Mill Restaurant. There’s a kitchen store with all kinds of utensils and cookware, as well as home decor and cookbooks. Need something sweet?"

"West Town Mall is a recently updated indoor mall conveniently located off exit 380 on I-40. Considered the premier shopping destination in East Tennessee, our mall boasts more than 150 stores, over 40 of which are exclusive to the Knoxville area..."

"Sitting on the corner of Market Square, Preservation Pub serves as a testament to Knoxville’s scruffy scene. On any night, you’ll find the ultra-quirky three-story dive bar, covered in kitschy decorations and string lights, thumping with rock and techno music as locals and newcomers make their way from the main bar to the speakeasy and up to the Moonshine Roof Garden. Walk up the final, narrow stairwell to be transported into a punky "Alice in Wonderland" dream sequence or a Beatles album come to life."

"Take a break from your busy sightseeing schedule in Gatlinburg with a stop at Dude’s Daiquiris. This fun bar is located within the Mellow Mushroom pizza restaurant and is nicknamed the “Moonshine Lounge” as a nod to the mountains’ past exploits!. While kicking back on a bar stool with your favorite drink, enjoy the people watching opportunities of folks strolling down the streets of downtown Gatlinburg!"

"Bojangles' Famous Chicken & Biscuits 2020 (912 Dolly Parton Parkway)"

"The Diner is a locally owned 50s American Diner in Sevierville, TN, that serves delicious, homemade foods. The Diner serves diner staples like burgers, fries, and milkshakes, as well as other traditional, home-cooked meals. Of course, don’t forget desserts like pie, cheesecake, cobbler, or an ice-cream sundae to top off your meal."

"The Diner is a restaurant in Sevierville that has all kinds of diner classics. You can get meatloaf, chicken and dumplings, or fried livers. They have tuna melts, BLTs, and all kinds of other sandwiches."

"On our final morning in Knoxville, we had several options for breakfast—Makers donuts and Status Dough being two worthy contenders (and spots you absolutely must try if you have a sweet tooth), in addition to my regular, tried-and-true haunt, Tomato Head—but I can never resist the crepes at French Market, which has relocated from Gay Street to the other side of the square and, ultimately, won out in a battle of the breakfast foods. I still don’t regret that decision one bit!"

"Make a pit stop at The French Market Creperie for a morning treat and a cup of joe to fuel up for the adventures ahead. Just a block away from Market Square and diagonal to the East Tennessee History Center, it’s a great place to start the day with some caffeine and pleasant conversation with your barista. And if you like the neighborhood already, that’s greater than great since you’ll be looping back around to it later in the day."