There is a particular kind of South Knoxville morning that happens a few hundred yards off Blount Avenue: eggs, a tall glass of something citrus, and no particular plan for the rest of the day. Mimosas has been the room for that morning. This weekend is the last one it gets under that name — the restaurant closes Tuesday, August 25, and opens the next morning as Puckers Sports Grill Knoxville.

★What's actually changing

Puckers is a Gatlinburg institution — Chad Kennedy opened the original in 1999, and his daughter Hannah, who now runs Kennedy Concepts, is bringing it over the mountain. The Knoxville version is pitched bigger: chef-driven food, a proper cocktail list, and the kind of game-day room that a spot this close to Neyland Stadium can fill on a fall Saturday. The company has also said the Mimosas brunch favorites keep a place on the new menu, and that the Mimosas concept itself is expected to come back somewhere down the line.

★So: this weekend

Brunch runs 9 to 3 both Saturday and Sunday, and the room stays open past it — until 10 Saturday, until 9 Sunday. It's a short walk up from the river and a shorter one from the bridge. If you have been meaning to go, this is not a nudge; it's the last call. And if you have never been, that's the better reason to go — you get to see the room the way the neighborhood knew it, once, before it becomes something else.