Yum Yum it's Turkey Time

THANKSGIVING FEAST

Visiting our area from out of town?
No family in the area?
Don't want to go grocery shopping?
Don't want to dirty your kitchen?


Whatever the reasons, if you don't want to cook a Thanksgiving meal, the multitude of restaurants in our area offering a traditional feast will surely not disappoint! Read below for some great choices, but be warned just reading this post will make your stomach growl and your mouth water!

Check out this link for locations and hours of all restaurants in Sevier County open on Thanksgiving Day! http://www.visitmysmokies.com/blog/gatlinburg/dining-gatlinburg/smoky-mountains-restaurants-open-thanksgiving/

Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant
Let them do the cooking for you and order a scrumptious feast for $99. Includes turkey, all the sides, sweet tea, and some delicious pumpkin pie. You can also dine in from 10:30 am to 9 pm.

Ober Gatlinburg
Open 11-6 and offering all the traditional Thanksgiving classics. 
Turkey, honey glazed ham, cornbread dressing and gravy, macaroni and cheese, sweet potato puree, pumpkin pie, apple pie, and much more.
Adults: $18.95 per person (plus tax)
Children (Ages 5-11) $12.95 per person (plus tax)
Children (Ages 4 and under) – Free
Please Call for Advance Seating
Seasons of Ober Restaurant – 865.436.5423 (ext. 221)

Bennet's Pit Barbeque
Serving a Thanksgiving Buffet from 11;00 am to 9:00 pm
They are offering a full Thanksgiving buffet or you can pre-order a full Thanksgiving dinner for the entire family to enjoy at home. 

Corky's BBQ
Let them prepare your turkey for you. Enjoy a hickory smoked turkey for $69.99.

Harpoon Harry's 
Serving a Traditional Thanksgiving Feast with a Seafood Twist 11:00-8:00 pm
Enjoy a huge Thanksgiving buffet with all your favorite foods, but also enjoy some seafood options to shake things up a little! Need some more....they are also offering their crab bucket menu.

Mama's Farmhouse 
Offering all you can eat Thanksgiving Dinner 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
Serving a traditional Thanksgiving Meal family style. You get turkey, ham, dressing and your choice of five sides. Don't forget that your meal comes with desert. As always, their meal is all you can eat!




A few more popular choices: Golden Corral, Cracker Barrel, Applebees, and Shoney's will all be offering a Thanksgiving Meal!


The Derosia Team wishes you and your family a safe and happy Thanksgiving!


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