Gatlinburg Dining

You won’t go hungry in Gatlinburg, whether you’re into pizza, pancakes, or anything in between!

Find out about Gatlinburg’s eclectic dining scene, where every meal comes served with a slice of Southern Hospitality!

Discover The Hidden Gems Of Gatlinburg!

Wander off the beaten path and visit some lesser-known hidden gems throughout the area.

THE HISTORY OF GATLINBURG

The area that would come to be known as Gatlinburg was first settled by the family of William Ogle in 1806. Revolutionary War veterans began to trickle in and settle the area known then as “White Oak Flats”. The first post office was established in the general store of Radford Gatlin, establishing the town’s name as “Gatlinburg”.

After the Civil War, logging became the main industry of the area, but tourists also began to explore the natural beauty of the Smokies. Conservationists, business leaders, and politicians from every level of government banded together to begin establishment of a National Park in the easten United States. After years in the making, Great Smoky Mountains National Park opened in 1934.

Gatlinburg Dining

The Melting Pot

Alamo Steakhouse

Atrium Pancakes

Auntie Anne’s

Ben & Jerry’s

Bennet’s Pit Bar-B-Que

Best Italian Cafe & Pizzeria in Elks Plaza

Best Italian on the Parkway

Big Bear Pizza and Subs

Big Daddy’s Pizzeria

Bigfoot Philly Cheesesteaks

Bones BBQ Joint

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.

Burg Steakhouse

Calhoun’s in Gatlinburg

Cheese Cupboard & Hofbrauhaus

Cherokee Grill and Steakhoue

CiCi’s Pizza

Cliff Top

Cobbly Nob Cafe & Pizza

Crawdaddy’s Restuarant & Oyster Bar

Crockett’s Breakfast Camp

Crystelle Creek Restaurant

Daiquiri Shack & Grill Margaritaville

Delauder’s BBQ

Dick’s Last Resort- Gatlinburg

Domino’s Pizza

Donut Friar