…another
break from our summertime New England adventures.
We’d gone
over to Maryville in order for our Hyundai dealer to correct an issue that was
covered by Hyundai. When they were done
fixing the car, it was time for lunch.
Where to eat?
Our
friends Norm and Linda have tried more restaurants in the greater Knoxville
area than anyone else we know…including ourselves! We were confident that they hadn’t ever dined
at Smokey’s Pizza though… Linda doesn’t like to eat in restaurants that are
attached to gas stations!
The kitchen
at Smokey’s is pretty much a basic bare bones operation. Counter space to build the pizzas, storage
for ingredients, a pizza oven…and stacks of pizza boxes ready to go along with
some insulated delivery bags.
The
posted specials show some real advantages in ordering for a crowd or a hungry
family. It’s hard to beat 5 large
1-topping pizzas for only $30.00!
The menu
revealed other bargains. For example, on
Mondays you can get $2.00 off any burger.
When you consider that an 8 oz. burger with fries is only $7.99 in the
first place, this is a great deal.
Similar deals for sub sandwiches, spaghetti dinners, Stromboli/Calzone
and large beverages are offered every weekday…
Like the
kitchen, the dining area is pretty basic.
The chairs match and there is lots of natural light but the décor is
non-existent as befits a low cost operation that can afford to offer deals to
its customers…
We
decided that we’d order an appetizer so we chose this basket of 10 Sweet Chili Chicken
Wings. ($11.99) They looked good…and these nice big wings were very good!
We
decided to order a large pizza and take some home for lunch or dinner the next
day. We chose this 14” beauty with
pepperoni and Italian sausage. ($12.99) The crust was thin enough to make
Laurie happy and the meat had plenty of flavor.
We were very pleased and we will return.
It turned
out that we were served by the owner’s son.
He told us that his dad owns 3 Smokey’s locations in Maryville but that
this was the first one he’d opened. FYI,
in addition to the items already mentioned, the menu also includes salads,
gyros, quesadillas, pasta, appetizers and desserts.
This
Smokey’s Pizza location can be found at 2106 West Lamar Alexander Parkway in
Maryville Tennessee. Phone:
865-983-4244. Smokey’s website is at www.smokeyspizza.net.
I thought
that pizza would provide readers with an appropriate break from turkey, cranberry
sauce, yams, mashed potatoes, gravy and pumpkin pie… We hope that you had a
great Thanksgiving!
Just
click on any of the photos to enlarge them…
Thanks
for stopping by for lunch!
Take
Care, Big Daddy Dave
The pizza is indeed a beauty and glad it turned out well. I'd never noticed this place and had to check the map to find it. Since we often bring home a pizza from Maryville, we'll give them a try.
ReplyDeleteI love pizza! and what delicious looks this pizza, Im hungry now !! hugs!
ReplyDeleteI love pizza, friend David … without the crust cuz me eat no bread … go keto … Anyway, this pizza reminds me of a MEDIUM pizza we ordered in Miami last year, and what was served was a HUMONGEOUS pizza for $US 11.99 … we are talking about a pizza with EVERYTHING on it … beef, cheese, peppers, onions, anchovies, mushrooms, olives, shrimp, pineapple and did I mention cheese? ... which fed my husband and I for the following 2 days and I had no trouble getting full with just the toppings … the kosher pickle that came with it was large as well so I had that in one sitting … smiles … Love, cat.
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