Originally Posted by 784caroline (Post 1539835)

Let me clarify...had a hamburger and shake..they bought out the extra shake in a Glass..everything appeared clean. Yes the place was fairly crowded and for my "two" cents" I had a good lunch. I fully understand the OP concerns but my experience was different and sorry I could not "pile on" to meet your expectations. Suggest you lighten up!

Originally Posted by leftyf (Post 1539615)

We had lunch at Johnny Rocket's yesterday and my wife ordered a vanilla shake. They brought it out as usual with the extra in the metal cup. When she went to pour some more out of the metal cup, she saw peanut butter in the cup, Not just a little on the rim, but all over the sides. It did look gross. She called the server over and he simply said, "I'll get you another". My wife told him, "What if I had a peanut allergy". He didn't answer. Later, the manager came by to ask how our lunch was and my wife told him about her shake. He said, "Did they get you another"? No explanation from anyone as to why there was peanut butter in a vanilla shake.

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 1539799)

Would someone with a serious peanut allergy even be in an establishment where peanuts are available?
I know my grandson only can go to certain restaurants.

Originally Posted by leftyf (Post 1539615)

We had lunch at Johnny Rocket's yesterday and my wife ordered a vanilla shake. They brought it out as usual with the extra in the metal cup. When she went to pour some more out of the metal cup, she saw peanut butter in the cup, Not just a little on the rim, but all over the sides. It did look gross. She called the server over and he simply said, "I'll get you another". My wife told him, "What if I had a peanut allergy". He didn't answer. Later, the manager came by to ask how our lunch was and my wife told him about her shake. He said, "Did they get you another"? No explanation from anyone as to why there was peanut butter in a vanilla shake.

Originally Posted by twoplanekid (Post 1539918)

In Ohio the other weekend, we were seated at a Bob Evans restaurant to order a meal with my son and his family. My son noticed a change on the menu that offered peanut butter on pancakes. As my one grandson is highly allergic to peanut butter, my son felt that the risks of cross contamination were too great so we left to eat at another place. I feel sorry for all those that suffer from an allergy that can turn deadly if precautions are not taken. Jonnie Rockets is off the list of safe places when my grandsons visit.