Location: Gatlinburg
Top Restaurants in Gatlinburg
Top Things to do in Gatlinburg
- 1. Sugarlands Distilling Company
- 2. Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies
- 3. Tennessee Homemade Wines
- 4. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- 5. Fowler's Clay Works
- 6. 7D Dark Ride Adventure
- 7. Gatlinburg Scenic Overlook
- 8. Rowdy Bear Mountain
- 9. Doc Collier Moonshine Distillery
- 10. St Mary's Catholic Church
Most Popular American food in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Gatlinburg. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Gatlinburg, at the heart of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, is an ideal base for a family looking to explore the park's numerous offerings. After you've gone hiking, fishing, rafting or horseback riding, ride an elevator 342 feet to the top of the Gatlinburg Space Needle for stunning views of the Smokies. There's also an amusement center next door with nifty rides and games.
Things to do in Gatlinburg
10. Cherokee Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4104 reviews
Reviewed By Shell_collectr
We came here for my husband's birthday. Our hostess, Victoria was personable and made it a very pleasant experience. Our waitress, Nicole, was fantastic as well. The food was very good. Steaks were great and the Neva potatoes were wonderful. Highly recommend this place!
9. Trishâs Mountain Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Breakfast Hours: 7am -11 am Lunch Hours: 11 am - 3:00 pm Dinner Hours: Friday and Saturday ONLY 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm. We offer a large selection of down home southern cooking items on our menu, with a few international choices cooked with a southern flare. A
Reviewed By SooJBee
We come here every time we are in Gatlinburg. Its a great place. Very simple, immaculate clean, great menu selection, great prices, huge portions, homemade choices, and extremely friendly waitresses. Just a few miles outside the hustle and bustle of Gatlinburg, so worth 15 minute drive. You will not be disappointed!!Thank you so much. We enjoy having you visit us and look forward to serving you again soon.
8. New Orleans Sandwich Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 676 reviews
Reviewed By ajselgrad
I really wanted to eat here. I heard many good things about this place. My wife ordered the jambalaya and it was really good. My catfish po boy was good.
7. Parton's Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 362 reviews
Reviewed By BROCK703RD
Nice little old time place with really nice owner. Old time steamer used to make some delicious sandwiches. Fresh sliced meat. Good fair prices. Definitely recommend giving a tried unless you need fancy upscale place. No bathroom in deli itself but near in parking area.
6. Crocketts Breakfast Camp
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4734 reviews
Crockett's 1875 Breakfast Camp brings all the familiar comforts of the campsite right into downtown Gatlinburg. We've got Cathead Biscuits bakin', Griddle Cakes fryin' and even Moonshine Sausage with Hen Fruit!
Reviewed By inxsary
Went here on the recommendation of a friend. Warning: Come hungry. Portions are large and the griddle cakes are huge. I didn't know a griddle cake was just that... a cake! Not a thin pancake... this was like a cross between cornbread and a pancake and it was delicious with butter and syrup. My husband and I probably should have split one but... we went later in the day, around 11am, and had no problem getting seated. Service was fast and friendly.
5. Delauder's BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 345 reviews
Please follow the link to our website for details. We are a small BBQ restaurant located about 3.5 miles from town, we are just inside the city limits. We are so blessed to have people love us so much, to hunt us down and let us feed them! Thanks so much
Reviewed By 402suzanneh
We showed up after a long wet hike starving. The owner & his wife welcomed us in even though they had just closed. The chicken breast sandwich was amazing. My husband loved the ribs & my son enjoyed the pulled pork. The owner entertained us with bear stories while we waited for our food. We will return.
4. Buckhorn Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By GeraldWW2
Perhaps nothing is more illustrative of this than the way in which the staff graciously adjust to their mistakes. We had made it clear that my wife cannot eat cheese and this was accommodated at all times, except on the one evening in which they served scalloped potatoes (which contain cheese) with their prime rib. We noticed that they were late with our main course serving. We were seated near the kitchen and had not been served at the point in the line at which we had been. We guessed that they were scrambling for another side dish when my wife commented that they should just bring the dish with extra green beans. No sooner had she said that than they had done so. I am sure they did not have a "bug" at the table, so this was an example of anticipating our desire, while making an adjustment. One other thing particular to our case, was when cheesecake was the dessert, they could have easily brought out one of their previous desserts or could have even brought some cookies or brownies, which at the time were in the library that weekend. Instead, they brought a fruit medley they had made especially for her.Again, I focus on the small details because these are so often missed at hotels and inns that are not of the highest quality. You cannot do better than to stay at the Buckhorn Inn, and I don't mean just in Gatlinburg. That is an understatement. You would have to travel the world as we have, and you will only find a few places that are as excellent as this inn.Thank you so much for this lovely review. We strive to attend to the details for our guests--thank you for letting us know you were pleased with our service. We look forward to the next time we can welcome you back.
3. Tennessee Jedâs
Overall Ratings
5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Q1162BRronw
Tennessee Jedâs just earned my acclaim for absolutely standing-out in a crowded field of Southern BBQ joints. Here in the South, where BBQ is considered an offering from Heaven, and generally available on almost every corner of every city, it can be difficult to differentiate one joint from another. However, Tennessee Jedâs in Gatlinburg is doing something very unique, and uniquely well. Save a bit of culinary capacity when visiting Gatlinburg, because you donât want to miss a chance to experience what Melissa, Chris and Henderson are creating over there. They have a Reuben sandwich that is created in a similar fashion of a typical BBQ brisket, but as the name implies, using a brined (Corned beef) brisket. YUM. Imagine the barked exterior of a slow-cooked traditional BBQ brisket, combined with the succulent âCornedâ component of a traditional Corned beef cut. Confused just a bit, so too will your taste buds become when you take the first bite of this magnificent creation. They deserve a Nobile Prize for their creativity and success with this sandwich. The menu also includes a ridiculously delicious and tender turkey breast that is carefully crafted onto its own delightful cacophony of goodness. The BBQ sauce is richly delicious, the desserts made on-premise by Melissa every day. I am told, but have not yet verified, that the mornings breakfast fares, including biscuits and gravy, are equally âto-die forâ. Canât wait to get back there to validate this too! BTW- even the salads are a respectable blend of crisp fresh mixed-greens and done with the same commitment to excellence as the remainder of the menu. Oh, and Melissa grows and collects her own herbs, hand-picked with her daughter EVERY DAY before heading to Tennessee Jedâs to make another days patrons tickled-pink to have the opportunity to experience this establishments great offerings. Go to Tennessee Jedâs, youâll be happy you did!
2. Timbers Log Cabin Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 293 reviews
Locally-owned and operated restaurant serving southern home cooking in a little log cabin. Breakfast all day, homemade Chili, and soup. Variety of sandwiches, burgers and hotdogs. All made to order. Daily Specials. **NO LARGE GROUP SEATING** Parties of 6
Reviewed By 503lynnel
Great little place!Very small inside. We sat outside and it was just delightful. We both had burgers and they were delicious. Only complaint could be that the lemonade was odd - almost too sweet. But the ambiance and the food more than made up for that!
1. Chesapeake's Seafood and Raw Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 98 reviews
Chesapeakeâs offers fresh seafood thatâs sourced daily, local, handcrafted microbrews, and USDA choice and prime-graded beef.. Conveniently located this location has fantastic views of the river and features a raw bar and a heated patio for outdoor dining
Reviewed By KarlaJ2408
We had our 15th Anniversary dinner here. The food was outstanding. We loved the crab stuffed mushrooms, oysters and our coffee ice cream pie dessert! The best part of the experience though were Abby and Cheyenne!!! They were super warm, friendly, energetic and just helped us enjoy our experience and made it extra special. Thank you girls!!!! We hope to come back soon!Thank you for taking the time to write a review for Gatlinburg's first premier seafood restaurant. I am very pleased that you enjoyed your experience here and look forward to seeing you again in the future. If there is anything, I can do for you or would like to make a reservation please do not hesitate to give me a call. I will also let Cheyenne and Abby know that you appreciate the service.Thanks again
