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Alamo Steakhouse & Saloon - Oak fired black Angus steaks, private rooms for wedding receptions.
Applewood Farmhouse Grill - The Applewood Farmhouse Grill, delightfully nestled in an orchard of apple trees, incorporates all the traditional family favorites of the Original Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant and adds more variety and a la carte style. Enjoy the aroma of fresh apple cobbler baking, hot biscuits steaming from the oven, and a pot of homemade soup simmering with vegetables from the fields.
Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant - Resting majestically in a magnificent valley surrounded by apple trees and a mountain stream is the picture post card perfect Original Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant. Inside, original oak floors, hand-carved mantels, and built-in china cup boards remain. The Applewood Farmhouse offers an excellent selection of dishes, all "touched by the magic of apples." The portions are more than ample, so be careful not to eat too many of Applewood's legendary apple fritters before your meal.
Dead Beat Pete's - An outstanding restaurant offering Southwestern cuisine.
Dixie Stampede Dinner Attraction - Dixie Stampede began as a dream for Dolly Parton. Today, it is one of the most spectacular dinner and shows in Pigeon Forge. With 32 horses, dozens of cast members and seating for 1,000 around a 35,000 square-foot arena at each facility, Dixie Stampede is Dolly Parton's own creation. "I wanted to recreate the family fun of my childhood, when we'd gather for a friendly competition and enjoy a more-than-filling meal," says Dolly Parton. "With the grand entertainment of our horses and performers, along with a delicious meal, Dixie Stampede is the Most Fun Place to eat anywhere."
Duff's Famous Smorgasbord - Serving breakfast; a full morning feast with southern favorites -- fresh scrambled eggs, fluffy biscuits, country gravy and all the trimmings with FREE beverages included. Hand carved baked ham and roast beef nightly after 3:30 p.m. and after 11:30 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Broasted chicken and variety of entrees, side dishes, hot vegetables, fresh salads, and endless dessert buffet featuring our famous hurricane cake and sundae bar.
Greenbrier Restaurant - The mysterious legend of the Greenbrier Restaurant is well known throughout the Smokies. Better known is our cuisine. Hidden away on a hillside above Gatlinburg, this historic log cabin, built in 1939, offers a relaxed atmosphere for an unforgettable dining experience. As you look out at our woodland view through floor to ceiling windows, relax and enjoy tasty appetizers, succulent prime rib, mountain trout and our own specialties.
The Hungry Bear Bistro at Chilhowee Bluff - Casual fine dining in a Smoky Mountains themed restaurant - indoor by fireside; outdoor on wrap-around deck in the trees. Creative, seasonally changing menu reflects French foundation with American flair by Culinary Institute of America trained Chef-owner. Reservations recommended. Available for private parties, business meetings, wedding receptions.
The Park Grill - Everyone is enamored by the majesty of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Smoky Mountain cooking is definitely a mouth-watering treat for those visiting the area. Put both those elements together and you have The Park Grill in Gatlinburg. Reminiscent of a national park lodge, the restaurant will both wow you with its beauty and tempt your self-control with its sumptuous menu.
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