Best Dessert in Sevierville

"For a taste of the past, head to Glades Soda Fountain in the Gatlinburg Arts & Crafts Community!. This small ice cream shop in the Smoky Mountains proudly serves old-fashioned ice cream sodas, sundaes, malts and shakes that are sure to satisfy your craving for a frozen treat. You can expect to have both great ice cream and great service!"

"Visiting Glades Soda Fountain is like stepping back in time!. This unique ice cream parlor in the Gatlinburg Arts & Crafts Community is modeled after the old-fashioned malt shops of the 1940s. Guests can enjoy a variety of classic ice cream dishes, including sundaes, milkshakes, floats, phosphates, and malts."

"Stepping inside Glades Soda Fountain feels a lot like entering a time capsule — only tastier. This shop may be small, but it has plenty of heart to make up for its diminutive size. Head to the counter to order an old-fashioned soda, malt, or root beer float."

"This is the perfect place to stop in Pigeon Forge for some genuine Southern shopping. Items in the shop range from cute clothes that will remind you of your time here in the Smokies to delicious, locally made fudge and treats to enjoy right there on the spot. Did we mention a chance to meet four live bears that were rescued and are being taken care of by talented staff right on the premises?"

"Inside the Three Bears General Store, you’ll find everything from Amish jams and jellies to over 555 Great Smoky Mountain souvenirs. You can visit the Make-UR-Bear Factory, complete with outfits and accessories for your own stuffed animal. There’s a family-sized arcade where you can play air hockey, shoot a few hoops, and win some awesome prizes!"

"The perfect place to get souvenirs to remember your trip to the Great Smoky Mountains is from the Three General Bears Store. There are all kinds of giftware, from t-shirts to mugs to magnets. Your kids will find all kinds of toys and stuffed animals they will want to bring home."

"Mayfield Dairy Bar is located right on the Parkway and specializes in creatively flavored ice cream that will bring a smile to your face!. You can decide from all your favorite Mayfield ice cream flavors, like Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry and Moose Tracks. No matter what flavor you decide on, you’ll get the true taste of Southern homemade ice cream!"

"If you want a scoop of a favorite flavor you know and love, head to the Mayfield Dairy Bar. They have every flavor imaginable, from vanilla to moose tracks. Not only will you find ice cream cones, milkshakes, and sundaes, you will also find slushies, deep fried oreos, and more!"

"Rich creamy ice-cream from the Mayfield Dairy Bar will make you look at ice-cream in a whole new light. Have it atop their funnel cake or in a sundae for a dessert that will make you never want to return home!"

"Typically, I eschew franchise eateries in this column, in deference to purely local and regional endeavors. But I’m making an exception in this case, because I really, really like Bruster’s ice cream. In fact, The Spouse and I make it a regular stop (unfortunately for our waistlines) year ‘round, so I can attest to its irresistible attraction."

"1043 Old Cedar Bluff Road Knoxville, TN 37923 (865) 691-3327. 7670 S Northshore Drive Knoxville, TN 37919 (865) 951-2068. 906 East Emory Road Knoxville, TN 37938 (865) 938-9633"

"Want to learn all about the city’s history and how it came to be the state capitol?. Head over to the stunning Blount Mansion for a fun way of glimpsing the past through the lens of today. U.S. Constitution signer William Blount, also the Governor of the Southwest Territory, owned the home, as it was built in 1792, the same year that the city was made his capitol."

"From the outside, the Blount Mansion doesn’t strike visitors as anything too remarkable. It looks very modern for a house built in the 1790s. It was the home of the Southwest territory’s only governor, William Blount, and served as its capitol building; Tennessee’s constitution was drafted there too."

"Once you’re fitted up, wind through downtown and enjoy the 6.5-mile ride via the Neyland, Third Creek, and Bearden Village Greenways to Bearden Beer Market. Then kick back, relax, and reward yourself with the local brew of your choosing."

"Ben & Jerry’s is another great place to get ice cream in Gatlinburg. They have all kinds of flavors, such as Cherry Garcia and Phish Food, people love. You can also get them in a handmade waffle cone, cup, or milkshake."

"They have all kinds of flavors with different mix-ins and toppings. Try one of their milkshakes or sundaes. Some of their popular flavors include cherry garcia, chocolate fudge brownie, and toffee break."

"Located a short drive from Sevierville, the Bluff Mountain Fire Tower is an excellent overlook for seeing Pigeon Forge, the Smoky Mountains, and The East Tennessee Valley. This fire tower is open to the public and you can climb to the top, but surprisingly, this fire tower is one of the least known historic fire towers in the Smoky Mountains. Perhaps its obscurity is due to the steep, curvy roads of the Bluff Mountain area."