Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Devils Den

"If you’re in the mood for something healthy, try Healthy Balance Meals!. This restaurant offers both hot lunches and early dinners and previously prepped and frozen entrees for you to take home with you. The meals are designed to encourage healthy eating habits and include a variety of delicious options, from casseroles, to wraps and sandwiches, to salads."

"Even if you’re on vacation, a healthy meal can be a great idea to lighten things up and refuel after a busy day on the trail or exploring the many attractions. Healthy Balance Meals makes good choices easy – offering real food, crafted with love, and ready when you are. They offer dine-in options and a ready-to-eat take-home menu, as well as catering."

"They specialize in healthy food, so you can feel good about what you’re eating. You can get buffalo chicken salad, chicken salad, or strawberry spinach salad. There are burrito bowls, wraps, and sandwiches."

"Located on the borders of Oak Ridge, Long John Silver's is a really good low-cost Seafood Restaurant. This Seafood Restaurant is especially good at Family-Friendly Dining. Long John Silver's is a take-out Seafood Restaurant."

"After ordering at drive-thru, was told to pull out front & wait; 20 mins later, got outta my car to go check on order; then it was ANOTHER 5-10 mins ..."

"Inexpensive Traditional American Restaurant Waffle House is placed in the city center. This Traditional American Restaurant is perfect for Family-Friendly Dining, Late Night Dining and Breakfast. Waffle House is open 24/7."

"At the 25-foot-high Grotto Falls, you can enjoy the unique experience of walking behind the falls, which can be a welcome refreshment on hot, humid summer days. The trail leading to the falls is beautiful as well, as it passes through old-growth forests and ecosystems and gives visitors opportunities to see animals such as black bears, elk and deer. To access the falls coming from Gatlinburg on the parkway, turn onto the Historic Natural Trail at traffic light #8, which will lead to Great Smoky Mountains National Park."

"Access trail: Trillium Gap Trail on the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail. Hiking to Grotto Falls is a unique experience as it’s the only waterfall in the Smokies you can stand behind. Tumbling 25-feet, the falls are an enjoyable place to visit not only for the views but for the exploration available."

"Grotto Falls is a terrific hiking trail for seeing wildflowers and a truly unique waterfall. In fact, the Trillium Gap Trail passes underneath the falls – a great way to cool off in the heat of summer. If you have enough time, this hiking trail also continues to the summit of Mt. LeConte."

"The first item on this list is probably the most difficult to find. Rainbow Falls Cave is a little-known cave in the wilderness of the Smokies that has a waterfall falling into it. The only way to reach the cave is to go off official trails on a footpath to an area that used to serve as homesteads for the former residents of the National Park."

"But first, our morning began by venturing to north Knoxville to see what all the fuss was about with Wild Love Bakehouse, which AFAR magazine dubbed “the best bakery in America” (bold claim!). We had lattes and homemade pop-tarts, and I can’t disagree with their love for this charming spot."

"This scrumptious bakery in happening Happy Holler in North Knoxville sources milk, eggs, cheese and other ingredients from a chalkboard list of local farms. It does incredible sweet and savory croissants, a..."