Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Sevierville

"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?"

"For a history-inspired breakfast, visit Crockett’s Breakfast Camp. This restaurant is an ode to David C “Crockett” Maples, a soldier and frontiersman that is known for serving travelers food as they came through East Tennessee. When you go to the Camp, you’ll find the traditional griddle cakes, omelets, waffles, and french toast."

"1103 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738-3107AmericanBreakfast, BrunchTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+1 865-325-1403http://crockettsbreakfastcamp.com"

"Sawyer’s Farmhouse Breakfast is a great option if you’re looking for the best breakfast in Pigeon Forge. They have whole wheat, buttermilk, blueberry, and chocolate chip pancakes. There’s also blueberry, fruit, bacon, or chicken and waffles."

"One of the places you’ll find the best breakfast in Pigeon Forge includes Sawyer’s Farmhouse Breakfast. Get classic pancakes or have them topped with fruit or candy. Want something a little more decadent?"

"I had a pecan waffle, my husband had a platter of some sort.3. Everything was good, and we were able to get i..."

"Five Oaks Farm Kitchen pays homage to local legends Dr. John and Blanche Ogle with generous portions of hearty Southern-style food. Hospitality is a big deal at this family-friendly restaurant, where every meal is served with a side of quality conversation. The restaurant encourages visitors to kick back and take a break from their hectic lives, even if only for an hour or two."

"Five Oaks Farm Kitchen is located in Sevierville and is one of the newest places to dine in the Smokies!. This restaurant believes in a well-rounded breakfast to start the day. The portions are so huge that 2 can share a plate!"

"Horseback riding, zip lining, go-karting, and laser tag – what a fun list of activities!. Imagine being able to enjoy all of them in one location. Enter Adventure Park at Five Oaks in Sevierville, and you can!"

"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."

"No list of pancake houses in Gatlinburg would be complete without the Log Cabin!. This popular restaurant has been serving up delicious flapjacks for over 40 years. Some of the most talked about hotcakes on the Log Cabin’s menu include the Butterscotch Chip Pancakes, Raisin-Nut Pancakes, and the Pancake Royale (topped with powdered sugar, banana wedges, and a special cream cheese sauce)."

"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!"

"Bojangles' Famous Chicken & Biscuits 2020 (912 Dolly Parton Parkway)"

"Tucked away in scenic Wears Valley, Elvira’s Cafe offers mouthwatering home-cooked meals. A native of Siberia, Elvira fell in love with East Tennessee as a student, and after years of hard work, she opened her own restaurant in 2012. For breakfast, Elvira’s Cafe serves all of your favorite dishes, including french toast, biscuits and gravy, country ham, and a variety of crepes."

"Not only does this Wears Valley restaurant offer a menu with plenty of variety, but it also has a real, hands-on feel and has earned a good reputation with locals and visitors alike. For a classic country breakfast, be sure to try Elvira's: Hotcakes, bacon, eggs, hash browns, and biscuits & gravy. They even offer sweet & savory crepes!"

"Elvira’s | Townsend – crepes and pancakes! Burgermaster Townsend – great burgers, hot dogs, and soft serve. Located right next to the Smoky Mountain River Rat, so it’s awesome for when you finish tubing!"

"If you are looking for the perfect photograph to bring home that captures the magic of the Great Smoky Mountains, look no further than William Britten Photography!. The images at this gallery express the heart and soul of the Smokies throughout the different seasons of the year. Whether you want a photograph that depicts the stunning fall foliage or a winter scene of snow covered peaks, you can find it at William Britten Photography in the Morning Mist Village shopping area!"

"As one of the most fascinating art galleries in Gatlinburg TN, Heartwood Galleries presents an amazing collection of artwork that has been carved by a chainsaw!. While visiting the gallery, you can actually watch as thick logs are sculpted into graceful shapes such as life sized angels, gazelles, eagles and even the famous Smoky Mountain bears!. You can even bring in your own sketch to Heartwood Galleries to present your own idea for a custom order!"

"Located on 47-acres of the former Howell Nurseries just five minutes from Holston River Park , The Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum has a lot going on and even more attractions coming soon, including a butterfly meadow and outdoor classroom. On the northwest side of Wimpole Avenue, wedding parties, professional photographers, and tour groups traipse amongst the transportive stone terraces and gatehouses near the KGBA Visitor's Center, escaping to a whimsical land pulled from the mind of stonemason Joe Howell. This is easily the most picturesque part of the gardens, with wide meandering lawns stretching between impressive stonework and booming flowerbeds."

"In East Knoxville, the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum was founded to preserve the Howell family’s history, who owned the property in the late 1700s. American Revolutionary War veteran David Howell planted an orchard, where he began selling fruits and vegetables to local families. He also started selling trees, seeds and small plants to westbound settlers."

"Photo Credit @amandastrav. Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretumis another natural spot that isn't far from downtown. The 47-acre site was the former home of Howell Nurseries."

"This is a great hike for novice hikers as this trail is relatively smooth, and is a gradual climb of only 605 feet over the course of the two miles to the 45-foot Mouse Creek Falls. The Big Creek Trail follows an old railroad grade, built by the Crestmont logging company in the early 1900's to haul lumber out of the mountains during the logging boom. The trail was improved by the Civilian Conservation Corp in the 1930s when it was converted for hiking use."

"Mouse Creek Falls is another recommended option for visitors who want to enjoy nature without the crowds. The trail leading to this 45-foot cascade is a moderately difficult, four-mile round-trip hike along the Big Creek Trail, which passes another smaller waterfall along the way at Midnight Hole. This trail, which was originally a route to transport logs in the early 20th century, was converted into a hiking trail in the 1930s."

"Mouse Creek Falls is a 45 foot high waterfall that tumbles over moss covered rocks. It’s a natural, scenic sight and a bench is even available for you to sit down and admire its beauty."

"If you're reading this in time, make this next destination an immediate, top priority. During the first few weeks of July, a dazzling sunflower display explodes at Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area . This seasonal sea of yellow swaying in the breeze is one of Knoxville's most stunning unsung sights."

"A few more Sunflower photos because they are in bloom and looking spectacular right now. You might like to see this Adorable Sunflower and dog photo session"

"My visit to this Old City chef-centric eatery set the tone for 2019, which wound up taking me to a number of what would generally be considered haute cuisine restaurants. Rebel Kitchen’s evolving menu showcases regional farmers and producers — an approach reflected in superb dishes like Dover sole with fingerling potatoes and spinach as well as the Painted Hills beef hanger steak, which is prepared sous vide style for 24 hours before being immersed in liquid nitrogen and flash-fried before serving. House-made breads and a delicious bowl of lentil soup completed our culinary tour."