Local Favorites: Just ask The Locals!

We recently went to Facebook to poll all of our local friends and ask where their favorite place in Sevier County was. Each pick has a unique reason why they are a favorite. Whether you live in the area, are visiting, or planning to relocate, be sure to check some of these spots out.

Here are their responses:


“Pottery House Cafe: Excellent Food, Great Staff, and Beautiful Landscaping....also Carver's Apple Orchard.”-Patty
“Baak boutique, Wanderlust Salon because they are owned by independent, smart local ladies and I like to see women succeed in business.”-Demi
“Sassy nails"-Monica
“Wild Plum Tea Room. Awesome food, great atmosphere”-Seemona
“Parton's deli. Awesome hot dogs & lemon cake. They have been in business since I think 1973.”-Lisa
“Gatlinburg Arts & Crafts Community. We are the largest group of independent artisans in North America. Shops are owner operator and most of us create almost everything in our shops!”-Lorrie
“Mountain Lodge!!!!!!”-Seemona
“Holston's Kitchen”-Carol
“Hungry Bear BBQ. Best ribs ever!”-Valerie
“3 Jimmys!!! Amazing atmosphere, amazing Spin Dip and amazing Hillbilly Sandwich!”-Loralynn
“Best Italian”-Gary
“Of course Gondelier!”-Loralynn
“Little House Of Pancakes Great food great people”-Dodie
“Pancake pantry!! Delicious breakfast and lunch...”-Patti
“Huck Finns in Pigeon Forge “-Jessica

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