This specific Petros location is formative and integral to my very existence and who I am as a person today.
You see, I grew up coming to Knoxville each and every summer from the time I was a wee younginā (appx. aged 4 to 20) to see my grandparents (who lived on Sallings Rd., which is a stoneās throw from this steadfast Petros) and would gleefully look out for the unmistakable Petros sign while driving down Kingston Pike, after 10 hours in the car from Central Florida, to turn right and speed downhill into my grandparentsā driveway.
My grandpa and I would then visit Petros together during my 3-4 week stay in Knoxville each summer, and always we would stop on the way out, back to FL, where my dad would get a cup of chili for the road.
I live here now, and if this location ever closes, I...
Ā Ā Ā Read moreWhen you hang out a sign that says you're going to open at 11:00, it is reasonable to expect that your food is ready to be served at 11:00. We got there slightly after 11:00 on Sunday morning to find that the chili, which is the core of almost everything that they serve, was not up to temperature. It would have been several more minutes before it had actually made the safe serving temperature. They also had no guacamole. This is the second visit to them when they've had no guacamole. Whoever's running this place needs to take a cold hard look at their operating procedures ans get some things...
Ā Ā Ā Read more3 red time going inside this week. I absolutely love this place. The food is so good. I get Reg Petros and a Sweet Tea. Amazing. I also love the Casa Taco Salsa. Thank you
Please tell me what's going on? It's not cheap to eat here... I spent $35.00 on old chips, hard burn cookies, and apparently no one puts the lids on. They always fall off. I am becoming disappointed. Recently I've been coming by and taking my food home. Its been wrong a few times. The last time they didnt even put chips....
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