Wow!!! What a wonderful place to shop…read more I'm not a shopper. I don't like to shop. I'm all about my "stick and move capers". Pop in and get what I need, then I'm out the door and on my way to my next stop. This shopping set up affords me exactly that... I can see all of the stores from the parking lot, find the ones I want to go, and avoid the ones I don't want to go to; I can go directly to those stores shop to get what I got to get and leave. Ample parking lots. Lots of discounts within the various stores... you talk about making a deal sweeter. Like that the stores observe the social distancing mandate. And the requirement to wear a mask is in full order on all of the stores that I went into. #duringthepandemic

If you still have money left after visiting Gatlinburg and Dollywood, then Tanger Outlets is the…read moreplace to go. Every outlet store imaginable is in this outlet mall. Disney, Victoria Secrets, Lululemon, Clarks and the list goes on. The parking lot was full during our visit, but stores did not seem crowded. The mall is laid out in small strip mall segments so you have to cross a lot of traffic to work your way from store to store. It's difficult to move the car around because the lots are full. I was glad I had my "driver". The mall is clean with a Southern vibe. I saw one restaurant. I did not see mall maps to help me locate stores. Prices were pretty good in the stores that I entered. I bought a few things that I wasn't expecting to purchase.

As a local content creator here in Gatlinburg The Gatlinburg Hussey, I tell everyone to go to the…read moremountain mall, especially the record store The Rythem Section... Great retro shop

The mall is tiny, and therefore mid. It's just one floor level with a few shops; when I went they…read morewere actually all closed (around 9-9:30p on Monday). There are some souvenir shops but walking along the street youll pass many more so you're not limited to this spot. Overall feel no urge to go back - although they had a fun looking candy shop at the entrance!

Went to Pigeon Forge to celebrate my man's birthday. I absolutely love outlet malls but had never…read morebeen to this one before. We decided to go to here to do a little Christmas shopping and to see if we could find some good deals for ourselves. I was truly surprised by all the amazing stores that are at this outlet mall and all the wonderful deals. We were not able to get around the whole outlet but that is just fine because I plan to come back and shop the whole things. I will be ready next time!

Outlet malls are a lot of fun. These are no exception. There are quite a few of them and some…read morestores here are the same at all the other ones. In addition, there are some fairly different stores. The best time to shop at an outlet though is when they're also having a sale. We found a few good deals and it was a nice break from all the other touristy attractions around Pigeon Forge.

It's an outlet you have to go in all of the stores to see what they have and find deals on there…read moreracks that are the final sales. Sometimes you can get better deals at Macy's using there coupons.

This historically struggling outlet mall has a great VF outlet, a selection of second level outlet…read morestores, some "imitation" outlet stores, and a parking lot full of chain restaurants. Seems very popular with "Dr.Feel Good Handicapped" folks

The Old Mill in Pigeon Forge is one of those places that combines history, charm, and great food…read moreall in one stop. Built in 1830, the gristmill has been grinding grain for nearly 200 years, and you can still see the iconic water wheel turning on the Little Pigeon River today. It's a true piece of living history and one of the most photographed spots in the Smoky Mountains. One of the best parts is that the mill is still in operation. The flour and cornmeal ground here are used daily at the Old Mill Restaurant, which serves up some of the best Southern comfort food you'll find in the area. The biscuits, pancakes, and cornbread taste extra special knowing they're made from grain ground right on-site. You can also purchase bags of their flour and mixes at the General Store to take a little piece of Pigeon Forge home with you. The surrounding Old Mill Square adds even more charm, with a pottery shop, candy kitchen, and local boutiques. It's the perfect place to stroll, shop, and soak up the atmosphere. If you're visiting Pigeon Forge, The Old Mill is a must-see--historic, delicious, and unforgettable. https://linktr.ee/reessroots

This review is limited to the beautiful Old Mill that stands at the entrance to Old Mill Square and…read moreits shoppes overall. Some of the places I visited here including the Old Mill restaurant, the pottery shop, the ice cream store, the candy store, and the general store are reviewed separately. The Old Mill is one of the most photographed areas for movies and TV. It is a working mill and you can see the wheel rolling along with a long waterfall off to the side. Ducks swim in the water and it's so cute to watch them. An overhead sign welcomes you to the Square. There are other photo opportunites here as well. Check out the park bench surrounded by flowers. It makes a great shot. Free parking is in the back. Watch out for traffic coming off the parkway when you want to cross the street. In addition to the above shops there is also a clothing store, a blacksmith,a distillery, a leather store and the Old Mill pottery house restaurant to dine in. Some of the stores have actual demonstations such as the pottery house and the blacksmith. You can find more about the Mill itself if you visit the general store and restaurant. During our visit we had an entertainer play his guitar on the front porch of the general store. It gave us a real southern vibe and welcome to this place. More importantly get those photos. They are ones you definitely want to cherish! Was very happy to visit this place I'd been looking forward to coming to for a long time.

Shopping and visiting this well crafted mixed use space is enjoyable. Bottom floors are filled with…read moreartisan shops, while upper floors are apartments. There are doggie bag stations posted around the area. It would be easy to walk around with a dog here, and just tie them outside whichever little shop you are visiting. My favorite shops thus far are the soap and candle shops.

Great stores, carvings, and flowers in Cupids pedals, glass shops, soap, and collectibles. I keep…read morehearing a lot about the Split rail restaurant. Enjoy the stroll then pop down the street on the same side at the Paul Murray Gallery.

The variety was great and the prices were great. But the customer service was terrible !!!!read more

Prices were great - it's a clearance center so all sales are final but we were incredible happy…read morewith our finds! All 4 of us found shoes we wanted over 2 trips to the store and the staff was super kind! Big store and very clean.

Greeted on arrival by the sweet woman running the store. I've seen these designs in other mountain…read morevillages and I always really like them. This particular store had a great discounted rack too, definitely worth going through. They have super cute pajamas and onesies for kids and adults, as well as slippers and fun socks! If I didn't live in an extremely hot place I would probably own more of these onesies!

Absolutely love the selection of pajamas and lounge wear for men, women, and children offered at…read moreLazy One! What makes it even better is it's location within the Village, a Gatlinburg landmark collection of shops. This is a must stop shop for me every time I visit Gatlinburg.