Top Best Italian Restaurants in Wears Valley

"Best Italian Restaurant has a little bit of everything you can think of when it comes to Italian food. You’ll definitely want to order their signature garlic rolls as an appetizer. They have all kinds of pasta, from alfredo to vegetable primavera, as well as lasagna."

"If you find yourself in the mood for Italian food, you should eat at Best Italian Restaurant. Start out with garlic rolls or calamari. If you want pasta, they have everything from pasta primavera to spaghetti with meat sauce."

"Located five minutes from downtown on the East Parkway, Taste of Italy is one of Gatlinburg’s hidden gems. This excellent restaurant is run by a couple of New York natives who wanted to bring some authentic Italian cuisine to the Smokies. Guests at Taste of Italy will enjoy a wonderful selection of salads, gourmet pizzas, pastas, traditional Italian entrees, oven baked subs, and even more superb food."

"Considered a hidden gem in the Smokies, Taste of Italy never disappoints. Owned and operated by a couple from Brooklyn, NY, this restaurant serves authentic Italian fare. Guests will find delicious pizza, lasagna, fettuccine alfredo, chicken parmesan, and garlic knots."

"This restaurant was great, you want Wine bring your own they only have beer... Yes tea, soda & water."

"Whether a Knoxville local or touring the city for the weekend, Emilia offers an ideal atmosphere for a romantic meal. Situated in the historic Market Square, Emilia’s kitchen specializes in cuisine inspired by Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region. Cooks prepare handmade pasta every day."

"Emilia Italian is, hands down, some of the best Italian food you'll find. Start with an order of the Grilled Romaine Salad and Bruschetta as an appetizer. Then, order the Bolognese and Meatballs."

"Since we’re venturing into Sevierville, the all-new Squisito Too is worth mentioning on this list for its very affordable kids’ menu. Conveniently located in Tanger Outlets, the restaurant recently opened as the first Squisito Too location in all of Tennessee. We love it because it has all the things kids love (like pizza and simple pasta), but it also offers healthier options, and it’s all very affordable."

"710 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738-3206Italian, PizzaLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+1 865-436-4168http://www.bestitalian.com"

"Best Italian on the Parkway is a great place to go when you want Italian food. You can get all kinds of pasta, from primavera to fettuccine. Other classics on the menu include spaghetti and meatballs and lasagna."

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"The Knoxville Children’s Theater can be found in the city’s downtown area and has the goal of providing fun shows for children, performed by children!. It’s one of this Tennessee city’s most wonderful things to see, with diverse show options that introduce kids to the arts in friendly and exciting ways. A big of a hidden gem, the unassuming buildings of the Children’s Theater holds a multitude of whimsy within."

"If you’re bringing the little ones along, the Children’s Theatre might be a bit more age-appropriate than some other performance venues in town. Plus, all of their shows are put on by children!. Not only does this place provide the little actors with essential life skills like public speaking, teamwork, and self-confidence, they create some much-needed family entertainment."

"Built in the 1920s, the Tennessee Theatre was once an old cinema, but today, it’s something that really shines – a restored theater with actors, lights and bows at the end. As it’s very popular and offers a varied run of plays, make sure you book your tickets online; otherwise, you might be disappointed at the door. One of the prettiest buildings in Knoxville, it’s worth visiting for its interiors alone."

"Check out one of Knoxville’s famed theaters, which host movies, symphonies, stage plays, operas, and more contemporary musical performances. The beautifully restored Tennessee Theatre is one of the best, as it’s home to the Knoxville Symphony and opera company and shows classic movies. It was built in 1928 and was considered Knoxville’s first skyscraper."