BRTiger
Geaux Tigers!
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Hey VolNation, my wife and I are headed to Knoxville for a 4-night stay starting Labor Day weekend. We'll have our 6-month (by then) little man with us and are staying at an AirBnB in Old North Knoxville.
The main point of the trip is to see how we like Knoxville as a potential move from Baton Rouge, as this place isn't a good spot to raise a kid.
We'd love some recommendations on places to go with a 6-month old. Most of the breweries/taprooms around here are very kid-friendly, is that the case up there? It looks like 4 or 5 will be within walking distance of our stay. Crafty Bastard, Schultz Brau, Last Days of Autumn, Saw Works, and a few downtown look to all be pretty close by.
We're also looking for a good brunch spot on Sunday, again preferably close by to avoid having to take cabs, but we can always do that if necessary.
Any ideas on the best spot to watch the LSU game Saturday night? Our AirBnB host recommended Central Flats & Taps as a good spot close by, any thoughts on it?
Also looking for things to do besides eat and drink. The Ijams nature center was recommended, worth a stop?
Thanks all, looking forward to visiting, and then possibly moving.
The main point of the trip is to see how we like Knoxville as a potential move from Baton Rouge, as this place isn't a good spot to raise a kid.
We'd love some recommendations on places to go with a 6-month old. Most of the breweries/taprooms around here are very kid-friendly, is that the case up there? It looks like 4 or 5 will be within walking distance of our stay. Crafty Bastard, Schultz Brau, Last Days of Autumn, Saw Works, and a few downtown look to all be pretty close by.
We're also looking for a good brunch spot on Sunday, again preferably close by to avoid having to take cabs, but we can always do that if necessary.
Any ideas on the best spot to watch the LSU game Saturday night? Our AirBnB host recommended Central Flats & Taps as a good spot close by, any thoughts on it?
Also looking for things to do besides eat and drink. The Ijams nature center was recommended, worth a stop?
Thanks all, looking forward to visiting, and then possibly moving.