Best Diners in Pigeon Forge

"If your crew loves classic American eats, you want to head over to The Diner for burgers, fries, and shakes!. You’ll step back in time to the 1950s when you pull into the parking lot and see the chrome building with neon signs. From Southern favorites to Midwest classics, there’s all kinds of foods to choose from."

"Take a step back in time and dine at The Diner in Sevierville!. This 50s-themed restaurant is one of a kind and serves up delicious, homemade meals. Enjoy your traditional diner fare, like burgers, fries, and shakes, or order a home-cooked meal of country fried steak or hand-battered catfish."

"Our hotel is practically right across the street from the Smoky Mountain Pancake House, where you can enjoy made-from-scratch buttermilk pancakes with a wide array of toppings and fillings!. As one of the top pancake houses in Pigeon Forge, this restaurant has been serving breakfast since 1968 and is well known as one of the best places to eat in the Smokies!. You won’t want to miss some of the specialties such as Reece’s peanut butter and chocolate chip pancakes, pecan pancake, or the mountain blueberry pancakes!"

"Diners order specialties such as Reese’s peanut butter or Caribbean – with sliced bananas fried right in – or enjoy an endless supply of buttermilk. Many reviewers enjoy coming back every year, and this pancake housePan is known for fresh fruit and great syrup. To find this spot, look for three bears on the red roof.Sides to try: bacon, Cades Cove country ham, smothered hash browns"

"Let the family who runs this incredible breakfast spot feed your crew of hungry bears!. The bear family on the restaurant logo can come home with you, if you head to the attached shop after you’ve filled your bellies. When you order pancakes at this spot, you’ll get a tall, fluffy cake made to order, that will come out filling the plate to the brim."

"Delauder's BBQ sets its sights to feed people like you would your own family. That't how they feel, they eat what you eat. If you don't like an item then please complain so that they can fix it!"

"Don't be fooled by the appearance (and you shouldn't because most legit places are like this!), Delauders is the real deal."

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"The Sunliner Diner is one of the newest diners in Pigeon Forge and takes you on a virtual journey back to the 1950s, complete with a beautiful chrome exterior, classic cars, vintage retail shop, and an interior themed to match. The scrumptious breakfast menu items are served all day long, so feel free to sleep in late during your vacation. The lunch and dinner menu features sandwiches, burgers, and salads."

"The mood of the ’50s is set with a beautiful chrome exterior, exceptional dining space and they serve breakfast all day plus lunch and dinner specials."

"For the past 50 years, Maggie Valley Restaurant has been a local icon—and a favorite breakfast spot for travelers and locals alike. You can’t go wrong with anything here, but we’re fans of their biscuits and blueberries pancakes. With authentic, country-cooked dishes on every corner of the menu, you’ll want to stop by to fuel up for a long day of adventuring in the Valley!"

"The bistro at the Dancing Bear Lodge in Townsend is known for its farm-to-table dishes inspired by regional Appalachian cooking. As one of the only fine-dining options in Townsend or Wears Valley, this excellent restaurant is open only for dinner. With a stylish, casual atmosphere, the Dancing Bear Bistro is a great spot for a nice date night or a romantic honeymoon evening meal."

"Honeysuckle Meadows is in the middle of all the adventure that Tennessee has to offer. Located in Wears Valley in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, it’s a short drive from both Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, as well as all their attractions. While the campground may be in the middle of all the fun, it’s also a relaxing place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life!"

"We were also just a five-minute walk from Market Square, so we left our car valeted at the hotel for much of the week and explored Knoxville by foot. Dinnertime was drawing near, and there is always a wait at Stock & Barrel (and no reservations accepted); know that going in and arrive an hour (or more) before you’re ready for dinner, put your name on the list, then venture elsewhere until you receive a text that your table is ready. On this visit, we discovered Emilia, a new spot opened by Knox Mason owner Matt Gallagher that focuses on contemporary Italian from the Emilia Romanga region, and ordered a round of drinks and a round of appetizers while we waited for our call from Stock & Barrel."

"Just a block away from Market Square and diagonal to the East Tennessee History Center, it’s a great place to start the day with some caffeine and pleasant conversation with your barista. And if you like the neighborhood already, that’s greater than great since you’ll be looping back around to it later in the day."