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Zuleika
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Rutledge, TN anyone?
Tue, 09/13/11 7:02 PM
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I'm going to be spending a couple of days in the Knoxville area. I've read through the whole Knoxville thread and gotten some good ideas. But I'm going to be spending a whole day up in Rutledge working. Any ideas on where I might get some lunch? I know it's a pretty rural area (and partly why I've decided to stay overnight in Knoxville), but is there something around worth seeking out? Thanks!
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carlton pierre
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Re:Rutledge, TN anyone?
Fri, 09/16/11 9:01 AM
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Wise to stay in Knoxville. One of my favorite places a couple miles closer in to town on Magnolia St is The Phillipine Connection. The food is outstanding and inexpensive. There's only one table ( maybe two) so it's mostly a carryout but food is outstanding and plentiful. Then, just across the street is the Pizza Palace which was visited by Guy Fieri who raved about their pizza. it's a drive-in so you eat in your car. Pizza is excellent though.
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Sundancer7
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Re:Rutledge, TN anyone?
Fri, 09/16/11 9:14 AM
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Rutledge is home to the famous tomato festival and is famous throughout the USA for their Grainger county tomatoes. I believe that the field grown tomatoes are going down hill but perhaps some are still available. They are outstanding. If you have a way to transport them, I would suggest getting a bushel from the Ritter Farms located about 2-3 miles north of the town on the main route. http://www.ritterfarms.com/aboutus.html Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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Zuleika
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Re:Rutledge, TN anyone?
Fri, 09/23/11 1:36 PM
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Sundancer -- That's a great lead! Looks like they have lots of other stuff besides tomatoes, so I can pick up whatever looks good at the time. Thanks!
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Foodbme
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Re:Rutledge, TN anyone?
Fri, 09/23/11 3:53 PM
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Zuleika Sundancer -- That's a great lead! Looks like they have lots of other stuff besides tomatoes, so I can pick up whatever looks good at the time. Thanks! All you need are the tomatoes, a loaf of bread, a jar of Mayo, a salt & pepper shaker and you have breakfast, lunch and dinner covered. (Bread & Mayo optional)
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