The Peach Cobbler Factory — Restaurant in Knoxville

Was in town for 2 day visit,excited to try out the desserts. First thing we noticed,no prices posted,nor were prices on menu! 2 of us ordered, telling 2 different people taking our order we were going back home, 2-3hr drive so no ice cream. We noticed the young guy sticking containers in microwave to heat...I got his attention and said Please Don't Heat,we are taking home 3 hrs away! 5 different items bought,none of containers marked....this should be done,as we got home and had no idea what we had gotten....we live 20 mins away and had to drive back across town to exchange! Food was really good,but please pay attention to these small details that make a HUGE difference: Post Prices! Ask customer if items are to be heated there(if you are taking even short distance you probably want to heat when you're ready to eat. PLEASE,PLEASE mark containers with contents....even abbreviations would help! Wish you nothing...

Basically everything about this place sucks. Decor is low-key hideous, not expecting a whole lot, but vibes here are basically non-existent. Again . . I could mostly care less about the decor, but when the food is as bad as it is, the lack of decor further just adds to the gloom and despair of this place.

I don't really know what's going on at the peach cobbler factory, but if you open a peach cobbler joint you should probably learn how to make peach cobbler first. I don't even know what I just ate. Certainly wasn't cobbler, nor was it tasty, nor was it even remotely fresh.

I suppose this day and age canned fruit is to be expected, but microwaving it in front of your customers is just ballsy. All in all it was just a garbage experience that I wish...

If this were something sold on sale at Wal-Mart I could have understood the flavor, quality, and presentation. Being that it's not a Wal-Mart special, it was an overpriced disappointment. Do not let the picture on the website fool you. The freezer-burned ice cream is served so hard that it couldn't be pierced even after I poured the hot fruit on it (no, it's not served as shown in their photos). The "cobbler" was microwaved after we ordered, and it wasn't cobbler. It was hot, mushy, canned fruit with small bits of congealed, freezer-burned pie crust. Scalding hot in some places, cold in others (thanks to the microwave).

I've had cookies and ice cream from Weigels that...