Monday, July 06, 2009
Love that Chicken at Popeyes!
Apparently, Popeyes Chicken is looking at opening another location in Knoxville. Unfortunately for me, it looks like they are still concentrating on the market around Farragut. Hey, Popeyes, how about some love for us on the eastern side of Knox County?
I remember a time when Popeyes was a weekly staple of my diet. After an afternoon at Wrigley Field watching the Cubbies, there wasn't much better than riding the Red Line down to Division Street and picking up some of that famous fried chicken.
It's great to hear about a company looking to expand in this horrific Obamafied economy. It seems like all that we hear is one bad report after another. It's a breath of fresh air to hear some good news for a change.
I remember a time when Popeyes was a weekly staple of my diet. After an afternoon at Wrigley Field watching the Cubbies, there wasn't much better than riding the Red Line down to Division Street and picking up some of that famous fried chicken.
It's great to hear about a company looking to expand in this horrific Obamafied economy. It seems like all that we hear is one bad report after another. It's a breath of fresh air to hear some good news for a change.
Labels: Economy, Farragut, Food
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Dining Recommendation: A Taste of Havana
The VOLConWife and I wanted to try something a bit different for Christmas Eve, so we hit A Taste of Havana in Fountain City. I used to love trying different ethnic foods while I lived in Chicago, and I was finally able to convince the wife to give this inviting place a chance.
We both were very impressed. The lunch servings were huge and quite tasty. To her surprise, they weren't overly spicy, either. I plan on trying their mojo sauce next time I frequent A Taste of Havana, which hopefully won't be too long from now.
MORE: For another review of A Taste of Havana, meander on over to KnoxViews.
We both were very impressed. The lunch servings were huge and quite tasty. To her surprise, they weren't overly spicy, either. I plan on trying their mojo sauce next time I frequent A Taste of Havana, which hopefully won't be too long from now.
MORE: For another review of A Taste of Havana, meander on over to KnoxViews.
Labels: Food
