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Gatlinburg Restaurants
Treat your taste buds: Explore Gatlinburg restaurants
Gatlinburg Restaurants
Booked 8 times todayServer, Cheyanne was a pleasure. More
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Very attentive to my 84-year-old mother’s dietary needs. And very attentive to the dairy and egg allergy in our group More
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This was our first time dining at the melting pot, this was for our 10yr anniversary and it was well worth the package!!!! I would do it again for sure!! More
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Great salad bar. We often have the filet mignon. Tonight we had the chicken dishes. Awesome. Would order again. Have always enjoyed our meals. More
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It was great. The fries I ordered were over seasoned with seasoning salt. However I am not a salt person to begin with. I loved the She shed drink and the music was awesome. More
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I was very pleased with being able to make a reservation online and everything worked out great! Especially being Labor Day weekend. More
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Discover Gatlinburg
Gatlinburg and sister city Pigeon Forge, which are nestled away in the backwoods of the Appalachian Mountains, offer many delightful dining options. Spend the day at Dolly Parton's amusement park or get lost in one of the Southeast's most popular wildlife exhibits before heading out for dinner at a local restaurant. The restaurants in this area specialize in buttery green beans, smooth mashed potatoes, and other Southern staples. Fish fries made from catfish are abundant in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, which are deeply rooted in Appalachian and Southeastern cultures. East Tennessee's food is as enjoyable as its hilly sights, offering Southern fried chicken, American apple pie, and authentic moonshine. Fried foods and pine trees equally populate Gatlinburg with deep-fried Southern food available practically everywhere in the hilly, touristy locale.
Discover Gatlinburg
Gatlinburg and sister city Pigeon Forge, which are nestled away in the backwoods of the Appalachian Mountains, offer many delightful dining options. Spend the day at Dolly Parton's amusement park or get lost in one of the Southeast's most popular wildlife exhibits before heading out for dinner at a local restaurant. The restaurants in this area specialize in buttery green beans, smooth mashed potatoes, and other Southern staples. Fish fries made from catfish are abundant in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, which are deeply rooted in Appalachian and Southeastern cultures. East Tennessee's food is as enjoyable as its hilly sights, offering Southern fried chicken, American apple pie, and authentic moonshine. Fried foods and pine trees equally populate Gatlinburg with deep-fried Southern food available practically everywhere in the hilly, touristy locale.
