airport so anything in Knoxville, Alcoa, Maryville... THANKYOU! (1 reply, last updated by Choppedonion November 4, 2007)

. Their coffee’s good too. I hope you like Alcoa as much as we do. (2 replies, last updated by Hondapendragon March 23, 2006)

Deb and I will be heading from Rogersville, TN to the Knoxville Airport (Alcoa) on I40 and have a few hours to kill on a Sunday afternoon in early October. We would love some insight from anyone familiar with the area who loves... (1 reply, last updated by Tom_Fl September 19, 2005)

Someone mentioned it on a BBQ message board that I also read. They liked it. They said it’s only for dry products, not soups, gravy, ect. Here’s a link to the Reynolds webpage telling more about the product: http://www.... (4 replies, last updated by janeh October 27, 2007)

have found one good Mexican place called EL SAZON in Alcoa. I thought this website is for people who like to EAT GOOD FOOD! I am so sorry that the Golden Corral and Shoney’s just doesn’t do it for me. Thank you Sister... (3 replies, last updated by cherylkilcollins July 30, 2006)

of UT) has trendy but delicious breakfast/brunch. Buddy’s is quick and also west of UT on Kingston Pike and on Alcoa Highway as you drive in from the airport. It is in my opinion an excellent barbecue, no mustard (SC) no... (3 replies, last updated by LGD September 11, 2009)

east bound, or 640 to 275 south and 40W with an almost immediate exit to Alcoa Hwy southbound, which is where the airport is. Please get a really good map and leave enough time to enjoy lunch. (Puleo’s would be my choice,... (14 replies, last updated by frankradio October 19, 2008)

I’ll let someone else discuss the food. But happy to discuss coffee – there are currently only two worthy options in downtown proper, neither of which is an actual “cafe” setting: 1) Simpatico, a kiosk in... (3 replies, last updated by Galway1 April 27, 2007)

Gosh, this might not be close by but... I am going to suggest Alcoa Bakery at Ossington and Davenport. It’s a Portugese bakery. Their Tosta Mista is yummy (it’s made on the panini press) and espresso is pretty good.... (7 replies, last updated by daimon4 September 27, 2009)

only. Located at Slauson & Alcoa in Vernon. (10 replies, last updated by Bon Vivant November 6, 2007)

Correct me if I’m wrong, but if you are flying in, the airport is in Alcoa. You wouldn’t be going through Knoxville to get to Gatlinburg. The shops in Maryville will be much more convenient. (11 replies, last updated by mikehunt69 November 26, 2009)

the Alcoa bottles, of course) Anyone doing anything else? I’d love to do pierogies and kielbasa/sauerkraut, but I just don’t have the time today. (10 replies, last updated by shanghaieats July 21, 2007)

gone to Alcoa bakery earlier where I snatched up some cod cakes which were about 100 X better! (and 10 times cheaper!) Oddly enough, the following week I went back to Square for a private function and was pleasantly surprised. The... (9 replies, last updated by goodman December 20, 2005)

Our favorite place to buy the “finest” Prime Beef (or Dry Aged, they make it) is G&S in Vernon at ALCOA and Slauson. This is the main Meat Wholesaler for LA and most of the finest restaurants. The Porterhouse Prime is... (9 replies, last updated by petradish March 14, 2004)

Today’s Thursday. This afternoon, about 3pm, drive north on Alcoa Hwy to KNoxville and just after the river, turn onto Kingston Pike. Drive west about a mile and watch for the Farmers' Market signs on the right. In a church... (20 replies, last updated by Jeff C. September 9, 2009)