Thu
Sep 18 2008
12:59 pm
By: R. Neal
Cherries Internet Cafe is now open at 17 Market Square in Downtown Knoxville.
A place where history meets 21st century technology. A place where we remember our past, but live in our present. You can't help but smile when you walk into Cherries Internet Cafe. 78 RPM records play froma restored antique" Magic Brain Phonograph" (Victrola from the 1930's) throughout the Cafe. Sit back watch the live WebTV broadcast from the Cafe's 500 square foot glass studio and if you desire to hear the show as well, just put on your headphones that are provided at every booth. Computers, iphone and i-pod chargers are available at every booth as well. Fresh healthy meals are served by The Lunchbox for dine-in or take-out. Our Daisy Pot Tea Bar allows you to chose from over 40 fine loose leaf teas from around the globe.
Find out more and watch their live WebTV streaming broadcasts at http://cherriesinternetcafe.com/
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Bump for the following
Bump for the following announcement:
Please join us Thursday, September 25th at 10:30 for our Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
The Cherries Internet Cafe is located at 17 Market Square in downtown Knoxville, and we will have refreshments and door prizes.
WBIRs article last night has
WBIRs article last night has pretty encouraging news for all the folks on Market Square.
I see one commenter is hoping for a new Burger King.
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