When I first heard of Bernadette’s Crystal Gardens I had only been able to drink for less than a year. One month out of college, I was already a huge fan of Preservation Pub and Scruffy City Hall, spending nearly every weekend sipping on cheap beer and shaking my hips to the jam bands on stage. Needles to say, I was thrilled to experience another ambitious project by Scott and Bernadette West. From what I had heard, this four-story crystal-themed bar was going to be one of the coolest spots in town.
So I waited and waited quite anxiously, I should add. And it seemed Bernadette’s was waiting too. Every time a new date was announced, I took it with a grain of salt and began to lose hope of ever experiencing what surely could be a Knoxville gem (literally).
Get a glimpse at Market Square s newest location! Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 6:55 AM EST March 5, 2021
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. It s a new experience that s meant to spread good vibes all around! Bernadette s Crystal Garden opened on Market Square this week.
Prosecco from a tap and amethyst crystals bigger than you are just part and parcel Bernadette s Crystal Bar s plethora of unique experiences.
It s not just a bar. The enchanting space is the brainchild of Scott and Bernadette West. While alcohol is served up in spades, that is not the overall goal of the establishment.
Bernadette West is the visionary behind these cool crystallized creations, made of citrine, amethyst and more.
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