Guidebook for Sevierville
Food Scene
New, locally owned fast-casual dining with awesome burgers and craft beer on tap. Look for the big Craft Beer sign out front!
Lil Big Britches Brewing
1725 ParkwayNew, locally owned fast-casual dining with awesome burgers and craft beer on tap. Look for the big Craft Beer sign out front!
As the name suggests, the catfish is the signature dish here - find excellent, casual Creole and New Orleans style food here (the alligator bites are excellent!)
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Pawpaw's Catfish Kitchen
2760 Wears Valley RdAs the name suggests, the catfish is the signature dish here - find excellent, casual Creole and New Orleans style food here (the alligator bites are excellent!)
Excellent food and fast, friendly service at a landmark in beautiful Wear's Valley
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Elvira's Cafe
4143 Wears Valley RdExcellent food and fast, friendly service at a landmark in beautiful Wear's Valley
The best blueberry pancakes I've ever had, and fantastic, accommodating and friendly service. Part of a sprawling complex that encompasses the cider mill, orchard, and several gift shops with everything from Christmas decor to pies, there's plenty to do here that doesn't involve eating - but I definitely recommend it.
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Apple Barn Cider House
230 Apple Valley RdThe best blueberry pancakes I've ever had, and fantastic, accommodating and friendly service. Part of a sprawling complex that encompasses the cider mill, orchard, and several gift shops with everything from Christmas decor to pies, there's plenty to do here that doesn't involve eating - but I definitely recommend it.
Just behind some shops in the Arts & Crafts district, this adorable restaurant is owned by a local couple who serve absolutely delicious home-cooked food (really! No funny diner eggs, and the best bacon I've ever had). Garry, one of the owners, is awesome to chat with, too.
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Timbers Log Cabin Restaurant
600 Glades RdJust behind some shops in the Arts & Crafts district, this adorable restaurant is owned by a local couple who serve absolutely delicious home-cooked food (really! No funny diner eggs, and the best bacon I've ever had). Garry, one of the owners, is awesome to chat with, too.
Locally owned restaurant with incredibly crafted, locally sourced food, and friendly staff. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu here (my favorite is their take on shrimp & grits). The bar features friendly, knowledgeable bartenders with a wide variety of craft brews on tap. My go-to for a drink (try the Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale!)
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Local Goat- New American Restaurant
2167 ParkwayLocally owned restaurant with incredibly crafted, locally sourced food, and friendly staff. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu here (my favorite is their take on shrimp & grits). The bar features friendly, knowledgeable bartenders with a wide variety of craft brews on tap. My go-to for a drink (try the Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale!)
Hidden behind shops in the Arts & Crafts district, Delauder's has incredible BBQ (the pulled pork is out of this world), heaping servings, and excellent prices. Be patient, it's always busy and the food is prepared to order, but it's well worth the wait!
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Delauder's BBQ
1875 East PkwyHidden behind shops in the Arts & Crafts district, Delauder's has incredible BBQ (the pulled pork is out of this world), heaping servings, and excellent prices. Be patient, it's always busy and the food is prepared to order, but it's well worth the wait!
Drinks & Nightlife
The local hangout in downtown Gatlinburg - you might find live music and/or someone dancing on the bar, but you'll for sure find a good time.
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Hogg's Upstairs Taverne
745 ParkwayThe local hangout in downtown Gatlinburg - you might find live music and/or someone dancing on the bar, but you'll for sure find a good time.
Local dive Irish pub/sports bar - definitely THE place to catch the game/fight, or just to get some local flavor! The fried pickles are on point.
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The Roaming Gnome Pub & Eatery
202 Collier DrLocal dive Irish pub/sports bar - definitely THE place to catch the game/fight, or just to get some local flavor! The fried pickles are on point.
Shopping
Displaced by the many chains in downtown Gatlinburg, the local artisan community is spread along Glades Road, through dozens of picturesque shops - you can find handmade goods, artisanal foods, pottery, photography, and more among the many talented local artist galleries.
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Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community
668 Glades RoadDisplaced by the many chains in downtown Gatlinburg, the local artisan community is spread along Glades Road, through dozens of picturesque shops - you can find handmade goods, artisanal foods, pottery, photography, and more among the many talented local artist galleries.
Essentials
Upscale grocery store with bakery and deli (the Cajun Krab Dip from the seafood counter is fantastic with tortilla chips!)
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Publix Pharmacy at Valley Forge Shopping Center
2656 ParkwayUpscale grocery store with bakery and deli (the Cajun Krab Dip from the seafood counter is fantastic with tortilla chips!)
Entertainment & Activities
Everybody loves Dolly! Iconic amusement park in Pigeon Forge.
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Dollywood
2700 Dollywood Parks BlvdEverybody loves Dolly! Iconic amusement park in Pigeon Forge.
Wears Valley Zipline Adventures
1911 Wears Valley RdBig Bear Whitewater Rafting
3165 Big Creek RdGetting Around
The Gatlinburg Trolley is the best way to get around Gatlinburg, where parking can be difficult and expensive. For a small daily fare, you can ride multiple routes all around Gatlinburg (and even the National Park) - they also have park-and-ride lots, the nearest of which is at the Gatlinburg Welcome Center on US 441/US 321 aka "The Spur"
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Trolley Stop
520 ParkwayThe Gatlinburg Trolley is the best way to get around Gatlinburg, where parking can be difficult and expensive. For a small daily fare, you can ride multiple routes all around Gatlinburg (and even the National Park) - they also have park-and-ride lots, the nearest of which is at the Gatlinburg Welcome Center on US 441/US 321 aka "The Spur"