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37601
Café Lola Bistro Wine Bar Martini Bar opened its doors in August 2006 as a bistro where the traditions of French cuisine meet the flavors of the American cuisine. Its menu reflects the changing seasons with a focus on the simplicity of fine ingredients. Our menu offers what you would expect walking down to your corner bistro – comfort food in a friendly environment where food is made fresh daily, the servers know your name, and of course, cozy decor. Café Lola wants to offer the opportunity for people to enjoy the simple things in life: great food and wine shared with good company. Our menu changes to reflect the fresh flavors of each season. Our monthly wine tasting events offer an opportunity to enjoy and learn about food and wine in a friendly and unpretentious atmosphere.
Johnson City, TN
37601
Cootie Brown’s is a locally owned restaurant offering an eclectic menu and fun atmosphere.
37604
Fresh Daily! Salads, soups and quiche made fresh every day and all homemade! Johnson City’s Premier Lunch Destination. Corner of Knob Creek and Sunset. Across from Mahoney’s.
Johnson City, TN
37604
In 2008, Andreas Herholz and wife Michele embarked on a new adventure by establishing Freiberg’s German restaurant. Named after Andreas’s hometown of Freiberg, an 800 year old silver mining town in East Germany, Freiberg’s offers the upmost German experience and cuisine. From authentic German dishes and the refreshing beer imported straight from Germany, to the cozy, rustic interior, guests will get a taste of genuine German hospitality.
All of Freiberg’s authentic German dishes are made from scratch. Some of the dishes takes hours to prepare and cook, if they should sell out of a particular dish, rest assured- they have a vast selection of menu options that are sure to become anyone’s favorite! Freiberg’s also offers a wide variety of vegetarian dishes including lentil soup, potato skins, or a vegetable plate.
Johnson City, TN
37601
Over 50 years of serving Tri-Cities Best Pizza. Serving pizza, sandwiches, spaghetti, wings and more.
37604
Holy Taco and Cantina Kitchen Hours Posted. Bar Hours Sun-Thurs. 11am-1am Fri-Sat. 11am-3am
37664
Indian Springs Ice Cream & Grill is a casual, friendly place serving homemade food items, breakfast, lunch and dinner.Friday fish fry, and also hand dipped ice cream. Delicious, come to see us.
37604
Korean restaurant in downtown Johnson City.
Johnson City, Tennessee
37604
Label is the Tri-Cities premiere downtown restaurant featuring full sushi bar, fresh ground burgers, and 100% wood grilled entrees selections.
Kingsport, TN
37660
The first Macado’s restaurant was opened in 1978 by Richard Macher in downtown Roanoke, Virginia. It soon became popular for its eclectic ambiance of cartoon, antique, and local nostalgic decor, as well as its wide array of hearty yet modestly-priced sandwiches, subs, and entrees.
Popular with the college crowd, the restaurant opened additional locations near Virginia Tech, Radford University, and Roanoke College. Locations were added at the rate of one or two per year, including those in neighboring West Virginia and North Carolina. Some Macado’s are located in malls, such as Mercer Mall in Bluefield, Grand Pavilion in Roanoke, and Concord Mills in North Carolina (near Lowe’s Motor Speedway). Other locations cater to the downtown business crowd, such as Farmville and Galax.
Still independently-owned, Macado’s now operates restaurants in Central and Southwest Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and just recently opened its newest location in Bristol, Tennessee.
The already-lengthy menu has been changed and expanded over the years, and several events have grown in popularity, such as the Macado’s Annual St. Patrick’s Day Party and the Macado’s Halloween Party. Loyal customers have made Macado’s part of their own traditions as well!
See you at the DO’s!