Zero/Zero Wine Bar — Restaurant in Knoxville

A true hidden gem in Happy Holler! I absolutely love this wine bar. The menu is always changing, and the staff are very knowledgeable about the variety of wines they have. The owners have curated such a fun and unique take on a wine bar. They always have great recommendations and their options do rotate, but that makes this place fun as you get to discover a new type of wine.

The place is quite charming and has a lot of the original framework still reflected in the building. They offer a small menu of items to pair with your wine choices. But don’t fret if you don’t drink wine if you’re coming with others, as they have other options to choose from.

They have a good amount of seating for the sizable groups that have come in. However, I look at this is more of a place to catch up with a few friends, go on a date, or just sit at the bar and have a nice glass after work. They do offer a few outdoor seating choices, but a majority of their seating is indoors. However you get here, I have no doubt you will...

Cute new addition to happy holler. We were able to easily find parking on Central. Aesthetic was great - nice design, clean space, only feedback was wishing there were bag hooks at the bar - every woman at the bar had her purse on the chair next to her when we walked in. A friend and I shared a bottle of Syrah we both thought was great and priced appropriately. We did wish there were more than 2 by-the-glass options per category (eg there were only 2 reds). Food didn’t call to us, but what we saw of what others ordered looked great. Can’t say much about service beyond folks were polite (we were chatting away so not much interaction). We were asked if we were going to pour our bottle ourselves or if we needed them too which was a little odd, but we didn’t mind. Definitely a spot worth visiting, eager to see how they...

This was a really cool and unique event that I wish Knoxville did more of. It was great to have an upscale-ish event that wasn't sports-related or that relied on food trucks. Everything was really good and honestly I felt like we got our money's worth. Only thing I would have added (and maybe they had this, but I didn't see or hear anything), would be a tour of the cemetery. Just a 15 minute stroll around the grounds giving you some history of the place and some of its "residents." Otherwise, this was...