Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Smoky Mountain

"You can find a full line of baked goods, from breads to pastries at the Farragut bakery—made by head baker VG!. The shop has been going strong for 19 years now. We tried their deep dish Chocolate Cream and Creamy Pumpkin pies."

"VG’s Bakery offers a variety of cookies, muffins, scones, sweet rolls, pies, and cupcakes. VG’s Bakery opened its doors on November 2, 1999 and they are still currently spreading their joy of baking all across Knox County."

"Daisy Cake Company offers custom designs based on the particular theme or event of the customer because they believe that your celebration is special, no matter how big or small. They are also proud of their commitment to avoid making the same cake twice."

"The sunset shimmering on calm lake waters provide an ideal view while sharing a meal with a loved one. Located right along the waterfront, Lakeside Tavern serves up aged Angus steaks and freshly caught seafood seared over hardwood coals. Signature dishes showcase different cooking styles like Creole shrimp, Jamaican Jerk chicken, rosemary pork tenderloin, and the oyster po boy."

"This popular West Knoxville gathering place features some of the best waterfront views to be found. Lakeside features Angus steaks and dockside-fresh seafood grilled to perfection over hardwood coals. Other options include gourmet brick-oven fired pizzas, a variety of Southern delicacies and pasta specialties."

"I have been very happy with the food for many years, but the last few times have been a disappointment."

"Couples can indulge in fine-dining while relaxing in a comfortable atmosphere at Copper Cellar West. For over 40 years, this West Knoxville restaurant has cooked tender steaks and exceptional seafood dishes. Couples can treat themselves on the weekend to the Copper Cellar West Award-Winning Sunday Brunch buffet which includes a bloody mary bar."

"Although Maple Street isn’t local to Knoxville, this southern-chain is a must-visit when you are in town. I mean, can you really go to the South without having a biscuit?. Enjoy a variety of biscuits including the Risky Biscuit (flaky biscuit and sausage gravy with a little kick), the BAM!"