Happy Hours in Knoxville, Tennessee

There is a bar in Knoxville called Susan's Happy Hour, on Amherst, and it lists $2.50 domestic bottles with $4 wells from 4 to 7. That is roughly the shape of the whole market: unfussy pricing, weekday afternoons, no ceremony.

Kingston Pike carries thirty-eight listings, more than twice any other street, which makes the busiest happy hour corridor in the city a suburban highway running west toward Farragut. The walkable alternative is Market Square, where three separate addresses list a deal: Cafe 4 at number 4 lists $5 wells with $2 off wine, Not Watson's at 15 lists $5 wells and a dollar off beer, and Stock & Barrel at 35 lists $3 off house old fashioneds.

The Old City and Happy Holler hold the rest of the interesting entries. Boyd's Jig and Reel on South Central lists a dollar off Scottish ales, Pour Taproom on West Jackson lists 25% off all taps, and Balter Beerworks on Broadway lists a dollar off its own brews. Margaritas are the most-listed drink in town at $3.50 to $4.50.

One number defines this city: roughly one listing in twenty-eight includes a Saturday or Sunday, the tightest weekday-only market of the fifty on this site. Saturday is not the day.