knoxville-lunch

Last week I posted this ques­tion on my site, CouponKatie.com:

Where can Kids Eat Free In Knoxville?

The post gen­er­ated a lot of com­ments and rec­om­men­da­tions for local restau­rants where you could fru­gally feed the fam­ily. The HUSBAND and I were dis­cussing that post while plan­ning our din­ing out excur­sions for this month, and soon we were talk­ing about our weekly Sun­day Lunch routine.

For the past sev­eral months, we have been able to con­sis­tently feed our fam­ily of four for about $10 or less each week. This feat is usu­ally accom­plished by a com­bi­na­tion of order­ing from the dol­lar menu at var­i­ous fast food joints, scour­ing the house before we leave for church for any Buy One Get One Free (BOGO) coupons I have col­lected dur­ing the week, and split­ting and shar­ing the “VALUE SIZE” option we often employ in an attempt to fill four bel­lies on the half hour drive home from church.

While this method of Sun­day Lunch­ing serves our bud­get, it is far from excit­ing or healthy, for that mat­ter.
Every now and then you need a break from the nor­mal and I thought…
there’s no bet­ter place to ask THIS ques­tion than to the loyal read­ers of Knoxify…

Who offers the best Sun­day Lunch expe­ri­ence in Knoxville?

There are no rules for nom­i­na­tions*, but I would expect that this ‘expe­ri­ence’ would include the fol­low­ing:
1. Fla­vor­ful Fare
2. Atmos­phere
3. Kid/Family Friend­li­ness
4. Bud­get
5. Convenience

*The estab­lish­ment that receives the most rec­om­men­da­tions will win the GRAND PRIZE

The Coupon Katie fam­ily will test said estab­lish­ment for the ‘expe­ri­ence’ sug­ges­tions listed above, and I will ded­i­cate a post on CouponKatie.com describ­ing the Sun­day Lunch­ing endeavor.

Be care­ful who you nom­i­nate; they might not sur­vive my family.

Photo by: mecre­dis