Best Shopping Malls in Dandridge Area

"If you only have time for one shopping destination during your visit, you would be well served to make sure that your destination is the Tanger Outlet Center. This is the ultimate shopping paradise for people who love getting designer labels at rock bottom prices. Located in Sevierville, Tanger Outlet Center is home to more than 100 stores offering products from the country’s leading brand-name retailers."

"There are over 100 different shops and specialty stores located at the Tanger Outlets, and for those who love a great bargain, this is a shopper’s heaven. One of the most accessible things to do in Sevierville, you can shop your all-time favorite brands and save big on big-name products. After all, what’s a vacation destination without a little retail therapy?"

"Tanger Outlets – we love the Aerie, JCrew, Gap, and Old Navy outlets here! The Old Mill – beautiful handmade pottery and woodworks."

"Located next door to the Pancake Pantry in downtown Gatlinburg, The Village is one of the most charming places to shop in the Smokies. With its brick pathways, beautiful fountain, and European-style architecture, this shopping area really feels like a small German village. Visitors to The Village will find 27 different boutiques with everything from imported cheeses to gorgeous artwork."

"Tucked away behind the Pancake Pantry in downtown Gatlinburg, The Village is a charming shopping and dining area. What sets The Village apart from the rest of the Parkway is its unique architecture and design. Inspired by quaint European towns, The Village features German-style buildings, a gorgeous fountain, and a brick walkway."

"The Village Shops are comprised of 27 unique boutiques, restaurants, and galleries. These unique shops are located near the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Be sure you’re prepared before hitting the trails and stop by The Day Hiker for all of your outdoor needs at an affordable price!"

"The Old Mill is the most iconic destination in Pigeon Forge. Constructed in 1830 along the Little Pigeon River, this historic gristmill has been in operation for over 185 years!. When you visit The Old Mill Square, you will find a number of popular shops and restaurants that make use of the mill’s freshly ground products."

"There is more than one outlet mall in Sevierville, but the Tanger Outlets tend to attract the most attention. If you’re on the hunt for a hidden bargain, however, you’ll also want to hit up the Governor’s Crossing Outlet. There, you’ll find plenty of excellent stores that stock virtually everything you need."

"Governor’s Crossing Outlet has some of your favorite stores for shopping in Sevierville TN. Are you a book lover?. Books-A-Million, along with Joe’s Coffee, is in this shopping center. Grab all the books, games, movies, and fan merch you want!"

"Home to the beloved Ollie’s Outlet and Roses Express, Sevier Plaza is a great place to score a steal on anything from fresh flowers to closeout merchandise. This shopping center may not be well-known, but it’s definitely worth checking out. Here, you can easily escape the crowds that frequent some of Sevierville’s other shopping areas — and as a result, you’re more likely to enjoy a peaceful, laid-back shopping experience."

"First off, let’s talk about the newest addition/expansion to Knoxville’s rooftop bar scene, the Five Thirty Lounge, located above the Hyatt Place Downtown Knoxville on Gay Street. If you’re looking for a stylish, elevated experience, this place is it. The Five Thirty Lounge offers indoor and outdoor rooftop bar areas, delicious signature cocktails (the prickly pear margarita is my go-to) and an upscale bar menu of snacks and small plates."

"We LOVED the bloody Mary bar and the Jalepino Pineapple Margarita!. The burger was delicious. And who can pass up..."

"On our final morning in Knoxville, we had several options for breakfast—Makers donuts and Status Dough being two worthy contenders (and spots you absolutely must try if you have a sweet tooth), in addition to my regular, tried-and-true haunt, Tomato Head—but I can never resist the crepes at French Market, which has relocated from Gay Street to the other side of the square and, ultimately, won out in a battle of the breakfast foods. I still don’t regret that decision one bit!"

"A great place for dinner in Market Square is Tomato Head, they have yummy pizzas and a nice range of sandwiches, salads, and sweets. Read More – 12 cool things to do in Knoxville Tennessee"

"If you’re more in the mood for a pizza, salad, or sandwich, try The Tomato Head in Market Square. It’s right near your next stop anyway."