To be fair, I don't think I'm going to find a 5 star deli in TN. And here's why. I'm born and…read moreraised eastern PA within one hour of Philly, where we have banging hoagies everywhere, with far superior rolls. I will say this was a very good deli and even the pickles had a garlic bite. I would say 4 stars out of 5 beside the soups were slightly lacking with a bit of a gelatinous thickness/quality. Reminded me of Wawa from up north.

Always a good selection of food to choose from. My fave is the club sandwich…read more Service is fast at the counter and getting your food, even during the lunch hour.

Great little spot for a lox bialy and a latte…read more We got: -Potato blintz (not very flavorful but it went okay) -lox bialy (dill and scallion schmear, goood nova lox, red onion, cucumber, capers, tomato, sweet pepper relish and dill. served on an everything bialy. This was the star) -latte I'm deeply regretting my not grabbing a babka on the way out but it just gives me another excuse to head back!

As a Michelin guide restaurant, Potchke has earned the right to "mess around in the kitchen", as…read morethey say. However, I wonder about the hype. Haven't had pastrami in a while so I had to order the Pastrami Reuben and the presentation was great with how it was stacked! Between the sauce and the sauerkraut the flavors were all good and I enjoyed the taste of the pastrami when I found it, but the bread to meat ratio was so high I mostly tasted the burned crust of the bread and very few bites of pastrami. It was one slice of pastrami, not a thin slice but not what you hope for when you bite into true Jewish deli pastrami, which are normally bursting at the seems with meat. Marble rye is hard not to burn and they did a good job for the most part, but I tasted more crust than I did pastrami, and for $18 I wonder if this sandwich was more a charge for the hype. The blintzes were also smaller than one would expect of a blintz but I absolutely loved the compote on top.

Best Cuban sandwich in the area. This place doesn't look great but the food is fantastic…read more The plantains are outstanding. Get the Cuban coffee too. Nice job y'all!

30 bucks for two people to eat? So hard to do now a days. There's nothing fancy about this place,…read morethe ambiance is pretty low key and everything is served in styrofoam containers. They were out of fried plantains when we came which was a HUGE disappointment as that was one of the reasons we came but it made me try something new that turned out to be yummy. We enjoy this place and staff are efficient at their jobs.

**Vegan review**…read more Amazing find in TN especially since good vegan food is so hard here in Knoxville. They have burgers, gyros, sandwiches that are all made with impossible meat. Impossible Gyro 10/10 - comes with a vegan taziki sauce (fries not included) Will continue to try the different vegan dishes.

The food was okay, but nothing exceptional. The service was good and informative. There was a…read morelittle market of European groceries. I feel like this place is over rated. The hype isn't worth it. The ambiance was minimal, hardly decorated with anything other than awards and the such.

Save your money. I ordered a turkey and roast beef sandwich, with cheese, mayo, olives,…read morepepperoncinis, and mushrooms. They gave me 2 peices of olive, forgot the pepperoncinis and mushrooms... there was no flavor. I also got the pasta salad which was a tiny serving and not very good. I would skip this place. Nothign special about it and not at all flavorful. Go to a place that will listen to your order

Knoxville deli subs are not for me. I tried. Twice. I really wanted to like them. I would go back…read moreto try some of the desserts and maybe a hotdog.

Small (good for me, less walking) but bristling with everything I could need. Low prices and…read moreextremely friendly staff. My all-time favorite grocery store!

Very well stocked especially fresh vegetables and fruit! Also great hours and open 7 days of week!read more

FYI - this location is likely on the way out. Dining room / regular hours are cut - special events…read moreonly.

Be prepared to eat cause there's a lot to....eat! You definitely won't go away hungry, that's for…read moresure. Caveat emptor (let the buyer beware) if you order a double. There's a side of beef on those buns, hamburger buns, not mine, at least not until after a few more visits. I ordered the SEC burger. It was full of perfectly grilled onions, an ample amount of bacon, cheddar cheese, and let's not forget the chunk of meat. The saying "the South shall rise again" is befitting, for the SEC surely rose to the occasion. My son-in-law ordered the Double Vol. Vol as in volunteer, but it could have stood for the abbreviation vol, as in VOLUME! Even after cutting his burger in half, he had difficulty arranging which angle to tackle the behemoth. After a couple of attempts, he finally got a handle on the thing and made quick work of it. He mentioned that a snake would have had a hard time getting its mouth around that burger. Even after dislocating its jaw! The boy loved the challenge as much as he loved the burger. Fries galore come with your burger selection. There is plenty enough to bring home in a box with what burger you may have left over. Now, let me discuss the milkshake bar. Sorry, but I can't. I wanted one big time. But my daughter reminded me that we had Buttermilk Sky Pie waiting for us back at the house. It won out this time. But my next visit to S and A's will include a milkshake without doubt. I did see a number of folks enjoying theirs. They all had smiles. There are plenty of tables and a huge TV, so you can bring the neighborhood with you. Don't worry about parking, there's plenty of that too. I bet this place rocks during a big game. True, southern hospitality greets you at the order counter. These folks were happy, polite, and smiling. They stayed that way as they came by to check up on you, making sure that your Sam and Andy's experience is a good one. Did they cater to my every whim? Well, every whim associated with food. I didn't pressure them. After all, it was only my first visit. Quick Tip: They serve Coca-Cola products. I didn't know what to get. My daughter suggested an Arnold Palmer. What the heck is that I asked. Lemonade and ice tea, she said. I opted for the Tiger Woods. Water.....( think about it before you "hazzard" a guess ).