Time Warp Tea Room

I go to this place to work in the afternoons. It is a welcoming place that feels homey. It is a large place, but people seem to be close family or friends once inside. Coffee is delicious and the food comfort food. I recommend this to all who want to «hang-​out» and enjoy a bit of life.

Where else can you find motorcycle handlebar turned into paper towel holder? This was the perfect spot for 3 of us to have some tea and get groundwork laid out on a project without the office interruptions. I felt like an outsider-​but that may change as we go more often. The hot chai was lovely.

The only nice thing I can say is that I respect Time Warp for staying open during the lean years in Happy Hollar. Otherwise this place is a waste of space.
The hipster bikers and rednecks who gather here on Tuesday’s are there to discuss bikes, which seems to be a big draw, but you’re honestly better off sitting across the street at Flats N Taps and just keeping an occasional eye on this place.
As for food, don’t eat here. Other reviewers agree.
I can’t say much about their coffee because this «coffee shop» doesn’t even open until 11:00 am

Relaxed atmosphere. Friendly service. One of my go-​to spots for lunch. Good coffee and sandwiches.

We do bike night every Tuesday with all the old guys. Really decent cup of coffee, with organic half and half. Full menu of coffee drinks, they got the expresso machine crusing along. Full of oddities, and a pool table.
More fun then I thought I could have in Knoxville for a bike night.

Food is not bad. Good space. The problem? The people who work here are not a friendly bunch at all. I don’t mean rude but worse, they are indifferent. It boggles my mind. If I owned a business I would show appreciation at the idea that people want to give me money for my goods or services. Here you would be lucky to get even a smile.

Meh. You come here for the atmosphere, not the food.
I ordered the grilled cheese and tomato soup, with a hot tea to drink. The grilled cheese was fine, but you can’t really mess that up. The tomato soup seemed like it was just dumped out of a can of Campbell’s. I got a red velvet cookie for dessert, which was clearly store-​bought. Hubby got a BLT, which he said was fine, but nothing special.
The surroundings, though, are where it’s at. There’s so much to look at– coin– operated jukeboxes in every booth, tons of memorabilia, and tons of kitsch. It’s definitely worth checking this place out just to poke around. I’d say just stick to drinks, or at least try different food from what we got. They seemed to have a great selection of coffee, tea, and smoothie options, and their tamales are supposed to be good (but I don’t eat meat very often so I didn’t try that).

Relatively cheap, tasty, filling fare can be found here. The full house (tamale covered with chili) is delicious, the perfect thing to warm up on a cold wintery day. Their sandwiches are also amazing, and available in whole or half servings.
It’s a huge place, with tons and tons of antiques and motorbike memorabilia displayed everywhere for the curious. A large portrait of Cas Walker hangs above the coffee bar, and the bar back is a piece of art history itself. There’s a porch out back for casual eating when the weather’s nice, as well as a back room full of vintage pinball machines and video games like Galaga.
My one problem with the place is that often the workers aren’t very warm and friendly.

Very cool rustic space littered with motorcycle memorabilia. The best thing about it though is the groovy red-​haired chick who serves the coffee like she just don’t care.

The coffee and food are just OK. But the character of this place is great!
I love the motorcycle theme, and every Tuesday is vintage motorcycle night. They literally line the sidewalk with cool bikes.
This place is worth a visit if you’re in the north Knoxville area.

Coin operated jukebox at every table. $ 2 coffee. An outlaw bar nursing-​homers hang out at. I wish this was my living room.

i’m biased. I host an open mike there every monday. peggy and dan are the owners both very nice people. it’s a cool room with old booths. an old video game room with great juke boxes and live music pretty often.
a great place you can bring the family. and tuesday is biker day.