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KISMET
Read more: KISMETKismet is an old word. I first encountered it through the musical of the same name starring Howard Keel, with whom I had already fallen a little bit in love after seeing Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. It means luck, but not the ordinary kind. Not finding a twenty-dollar bill on the sidewalk or guessing the…
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Soup, Salad, and Sandwiches: Why This Combo is the Perfect Lunch
Read more: Soup, Salad, and Sandwiches: Why This Combo is the Perfect LunchSome lunch combinations never go out of style, and soup, salad, and sandwiches are proof of that. Discover how this classic trio delivers the perfect balance of warmth, freshness, and satisfaction, plus tips for creating your ideal lunch at The Tomato Head.
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Where to Eat on Market Square in Knoxville: A Local’s Guide
Read more: Where to Eat on Market Square in Knoxville: A Local’s GuideHungry in downtown Knoxville and not sure where to start? This local guide breaks down the best places to eat on Market Square for brunch, lunch, and dinner, plus insider tips on parking, timing, and nearby Gay Street favorites-so you can spend less time deciding and more time enjoying the city’s vibrant food scene.
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The Best Restaurants in Knoxville, TN, For a Healthy Lunch That Still Feels Like Lunch
Read more: The Best Restaurants in Knoxville, TN, For a Healthy Lunch That Still Feels Like LunchHealthy lunch should still feel satisfying, and The Tomato Head proves you do not have to choose between fresh and flavorful. From crisp salads to hearty sandwiches and pizza, Knoxville lunch gets a lot more interesting here.
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The Best Salads Near You That Are Actually Worth Ordering
Read more: The Best Salads Near You That Are Actually Worth OrderingTired of boring salads that leave you hungry an hour later? The Tomato Head serves fresh, filling salads in Knoxville with crisp greens, house-made dressings, and hearty toppings that actually make lunch worth ordering.
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GRADUATION SEASON
Read more: GRADUATION SEASONSpring and fall have always felt a little bittersweet to me. Part of it is simple enough: they’re beautiful seasons. But beauty is only half of it. They are also seasons of transition, and transition — even the good kind — carries a little ache with it. I used to love the beginning of the…
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MOTHER’S DAY
Read more: MOTHER’S DAYI’m not sure I’m qualified to write about Mother’s Day anymore. I don’t really celebrate it. Not since my mother left us. It’s not that I don’t think about her — quite the opposite. I spent a lot of time with her in those last couple of years, and because of that there are still…
