Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Sevierville

"If you’re looking to start the day off with a hearty breakfast that is complete with heaping plates of the best early morning dishes in town, then you need to head over to Crockett’s Breakfast Camp!. Home to the biggest cinnamon roll in the Smoky Mountains, Crockett’s is a favorite among countless guests and we’re sure you’ll feel the same after your first bite!. With a menu that includes griddle cakes, eggs benedict, pan-fried pork chops, Grandma Hattie’s French Toast, and even gluten free options, everyone in your party is sure to find the perfect meal to kick start a day of exploring!"

"Listed by TripAdvisor as the #2 best restaurant in Gatlinburg and #1 breakfast spot, Crockett’s is clearly one of the most loved dining locations in town. From the never-ending menu of mountain soul food to the unique and authentic atmosphere, Crockett’s Breakfast Camp offers up dishes that are sure to satisfy everyone in your party. Looking for that mega-delicious cinnamon roll we mentioned?"

"Whether you want a delicious breakfast in the morning or in the evening, Crockett’s Breakfast Camp is a fantastic choice!. It’s an easy walk right across the street from our hotel in downtown Gatlinburg. The large, cast iron skillet sign is your first clue to what you can expect inside."

"If you want a big, hearty breakfast to start off your day, Sawyer’s Farmhouse Restaurant is the place for you. They serve breakfast meals including crepes, Belgian waffles, and pancakes, all in huge portions. They also offer a “Healthier Side of the Fence Menu” if you’re looking for something lighter, but you might want to splurge a little and make sure you try their cinnamon creme syrup!"

"Sawyer’s Farmhouse Restaurant has become a favorite in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. This breakfast restaurant serves everything from hearty breakfast platters to made-from-scratch pancakes. They use freshly whipped butter that melts easily over their waffles, and warm homemade syrups that cover their pancakes."

"I had a pecan waffle, my husband had a platter of some sort.3. Everything was good, and we were able to get in and... (865) 366-1090Order online"

"Come hungry when dining for breakfast, lunch, or supper at Five Oaks Farm Kitchen, a culinary delight with farm-to-table classics and BBQ cuisine. Even the salads at Five Oaks look amazing, especially the Cornbread (pinto beans, red onion, cucumber, grape tomatoes) and Co-op (pecan smoked bacon, boiled eggs, pickled beets and okra). You also get a complimentary serving of Five Oaks’ potato soup, which is really good."

"Fly through the trees as you zipline at Adventure Park at Five Oaks!. This is one of the only places where you can zipline at night!. Plus, you can go horseback riding through the woods for another fun adventure!"

"Came here on a Sunday morning before heading out of our cabin in Gatlinburg. The atmosphere of the restaurant is really cool even for a TN native that isnt…”more"

"Located on Historic Nature Trail in an old fashioned cabin, the Log Cabin Pancake House is a can’t-miss stop for any vacation in Gatlinburg. Guests will enjoy a reasonably priced and varied menu with all of your breakfast favorites, including pancakes, country ham, omelets, french toast, and biscuits and gravy. If you’re looking for home cooking away from home, you will love the Log Cabin Pancake House."

"For a themed breakfast, you should definitely check out the Log Cabin Pancake House. Walking into the restaurant, it feels like a Smoky Mountain cabin with a large fireplace and cozy tables. No matter what you’re in the mood for, you’ll find it on the menu!"

"On the Historic Nature Trail, the Log Cabin Pancake House has a rustic exterior with a pioneer feel. You’ll find every type of pancake, plus a lunch buffet and country dinners for the family. Enjoy this Gatlinburg restaurant any time of the day!"

"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!"

"If you want to eat at a pancake restaurant in Pigeon Forge with scratch-made food, you should go to Smoky Mountain Pancake House. Some of their popular pancakes are Reese’s peanut butter and chocolate, blueberry, and pecan. You’ll also find fluffy waffles and stuffed french toast on the menu."

"Smoky Mountain Pancake House is known for their old-fashioned buttermilk pancakes. You can get them topped with butter or syrup. They also have peanut butter and chocolate chip, pecan, and mountain blueberry pancakes."

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"Another breakfast institution in the area, Flapjack’s Pancake Cabin is a Tennessee mini-chain with a half dozen locations around the Smokies, all housed in literal wooden cabins. The Pigeon Forge location, right on the main U.S. 441 corridor that enters the national park from the northwest, is convenient for pregaming before a hike. Sure, you could feast on chicken fried steak or chicken biscuit skillets, but there’s no better way to fuel up for a day in the mountains than with a plate of bear cakes — bear-shaped smiley-face pancakes with a chocolate syrup smile and chocolate chip eyes."

"Pancakes are a staple breakfast food in the Smoky Mountains, so there are no shortage of pancake houses for you to choose from. Flapjack’s Pancake Cabin is one of the best places to go, and with locations in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville, you can easily find one close to you!. The menu includes everything from Elkmont Egg Platters to Campfire Skillets — and of course pancakes!"

"There are several Flapjacks locations located in the Great Smoky Mountains area, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy delicious pancakes in Gatlinburg!"

"While many gluten-free eaters prefer to avoid asking for accommodations, this approach will definitely expand your menu options if you stop by Dollywood’s Front Porch Cafe. From grilled chicken to Reuben sandwiches, a significant share of the restaurant’s entrees can be enjoyed by gluten-free visitors, so long as the need for adjustments is made clear. The Front Porch Cafe also offers numerous menu items that appeal to vegetarians."

"A local eatery you should try with your family is Delauder’s BBQ. They have all kinds of southern barbeque favorites, including pulled pork and ribs. You can share fried mac and cheese bites or fried green beans with everyone in your group. For an entree, you can get a platter with your choice of meat and sides, or you can try one of the sandwiches or hot dogs."

"Family run very good people.The brisket is my favorite but I always have to get a pulled pork sandwich too if... (865) 325-8682Order online. Superb293 Reviews4.8"