We visited this location for the first time just a few minutes after they opened for the day which…read morewas a Saturday morning! We were seated immediately and our sweet waitress was quick to get our drink orders! Let me tell you everyone, this is hands down one of the best breakfasts I've ever had in Pigeon Forge! My fiancée had the steak and eggs with grits! He absolutely loved it and I tasted the grits! Some of the best I personally have ever had! I had the Forge breakfast (I think) it was 2 eggs cooked my way (over medium, perfectly cooked!) chose of meat I got bacon! Breakfast potatoes and a biscuit and gravy! I also added white toast with no butter for that delicious yolk!!! Everything was delicious! Our waitress was so attentive and friendly! The space is huge and very welcoming for a good home cooked breakfast at home feel! The place still smells like it's brand new!!! We're going to make this a tradition from now on!!!

My family and I will never cross the threshold of this establishment again simply because Sawyers…read morerules are in fact NOT family friendly. I have an 18 month old son that fell asleep in the car ride on the way to Sawyer's. The rest of my family, 5 adults and 1 four year old went ahead inside. Our waitress informed us that sawyers has a "rule" that once we have ordered, my husband would not be able to even come to the table. Whatever I ordered for him would be packed in a to-go box but he couldn't eat it in the restaurant nor at the table. He'd have ti eat it outside. They were NOT busy. Maybe 10 families at best in the restaurant. I called my husband to tell him this ridiculous rule and he said no, I'll stay in the car and he won't eat breakfast and I insisted that wake our son up and he come inside. It wouldn't be fair to him. Meanwhile, the waitress asked her manager if they could make an exception but my husband was already walking in with my 18 month old. I told her if my son starts screaming because he's tired, not one employee by Sawyers better say anything about it. She said that wouldn't be a problem. I even told her that I know it's not her rule or her fault, but this is ridiculous for families to be subjected to this type of rule. The kids menu does not offer any type of waffle and my 4 year old had her heart set on a waffle. I told her they had m&m pancakes ($6.99) and she was sold on m&m's but not the pancakes. The waitress asked my daughter if she wanted a m&m waffle instead and she could get them to put the m&m's on top but they wouldn't be cooked inside the waffle. My 4 year old was so happy, she even gave the waitress a hug. Waitress was great. Fast forward to the bill, the waffle that the waitress offered my daughter... was $9.99+.99¢ for the m&m's. I didn't say a word about it, I was so aggravated at this point with Sawyer's, it wouldn't have done any good. And once again, the waitress is following the rules. Everyone at the table all said it was a mediocre breakfast at best and we all should have went to Mama's Farmhouse for breakfast instead. Sawyers, DO BETTER. You are an eating establishment in a family friendly tourist town. BE FAMILY FRIENDLY. The rule about not being able to allow my husband join us when my cranky baby is catching a quick nap? That's the dumbest thing I have ever heard and quite offensive considering we are paying customers regardless. Now, when people ask me where to go and where to avoid in Pigeon Forge, Sawyer's will be at the top of the list to avoid.

Visited House of Pancakes in Gatlinburg and had a great breakfast experience. The place was packed…read morewith people, which is always a good sign, and they have a pretty extensive menu with plenty of options to choose from. The pancakes were good, but the funniest part was ordering the unlimited pancakes. To our surprise, they brought out one giant pancake at a time! We could barely finish the first one, so the "unlimited" part ended up being more amusing than useful. We also tried the chicken and waffles, which were very good. The French toast was decent but fairly standard, while the sausage and egg omelet was excellent and one of the highlights of the meal. The biscuits were also tasty and complemented breakfast perfectly. Overall, this is a solid breakfast spot with generous portions, good food, and a lively atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Gatlinburg and looking for a hearty breakfast.

As a local content creator here in Gatlinburg The Gatlinburg Hussey on Facebook, I love it here…read more..Had breakfast with a dear friend and the eggs were delicious and the servos was fast and friendly too ..Sorry, I didn't take pics of my eggs

Tikitriathlon continues- Dining-Drinking-Shopping in the Arts Crafts area in TN. Some shops closed…read moreas a Monday but we grabbed a bite and Shared a Morning Mist Sandwich grilled chicken,Gouda, grilled Granny Smith peach jalapeño jam, with fries. Yummy with outside seating. They inside also but we were bear watching. In a fun arts & craft shopping area. Great service from a nice young man. Great sandwich and fries. In the great outdoors.

As a local content creator here in Gatlinburg The Gatlinburg Hussey, I highly recommend going to…read moreThe Morning Mist Cafe! Its located on Glades Rd Gatlinburg Arts and Crafts Community. I had the eggs and pancakes along with a few cups of coffee ..I highly recommend you all going to this locally owned shop

We were so pleased we went back a second time! Hubby is not a pancake guy so he ordered eggs - the…read moreamount of food on his plate was something else. Day one I had the blueberry pancakes and day 2 the Belgian waffle. Warm syrup - outstanding. Now, the trick is to arrive before the crowds! Standing room only and part way down the block when we left. Definitely worth the visit (but make sure you time it right (before 9:30...)

A friend of mine recommended the Log Cabin for breakfast and I am eternally grateful to him…read more Great atmosphere, great service, and an incredible variety of breakfast options, to include the wonderful Pecan Pancakes that I ordered. Fun for the whole family! Give it a try!

Just finished a great breakfast at The Fillin Station. From the outside you might just drive by…read moresince it once was a gas station. The fun begins when you enter and see the eclectic decor from the 40s and 50s. Everything is cooked fresh when you order it. I had the Western Imelet, which was filled with veggies and sausage. It came with a choice of grits or hash browns, and toast. Our waitress was very hospitable and kept our coffee cups filled. Will definitely return again!

This place is super adorable! It is an old gas station converted into a breakfast restaurant. We…read moreenjoyed the ambiance and the breakfast food was pretty good. My only complaint is that the tea had white flakes floating in it and was a little murky in color. We ended up switching to water and it was fine! The service was good and relatively quick. Its a nice hole in the wall spot for a homestyle breakfast. Overall a decent experience.

Mountain Breakfast is a wonderful respite from the chaotic pancake houses in the area. Those are…read moregreat, but if you want something a little more relaxed and a menu with some variety, Mountain Breakfast is your place. We were quoted a 30-40 minute wait, but it ended up only 18 minutes. The service was on game, super friendly and funny. We never waited for coffee refills. We had to try the fried bacon cheese curds with syrup. So good! I had the shrimp and grits with andouille. It was filling but not overwhelming. Very flavorful. The coffee comes in tall cups. Limited parking in a free lot.

OUTSTANDING !!!!! New breakfast spot with amazing views,…read moreexcellent service and even better food. Breakfast and brunch menu with something for everyone. Breakfast potatoes are country style, sliced fried taters!!! Mmmmm! High quality ingredients prepared perfectly. I'm picky about biscuits and gravy- and theirs is fantastic.

We had so much excitement and suspense built up to try Old Mill Bakery and the famous cinnamon…read morebread. I honestly do not know what all the hype is about. The bread is a giant loaf which doesn't make any sense to carry around at an amusement park and is pretty dry with just some sticky cinnamon goo on the bottom. I don't know why they don't serve it by the slice or maybe in the form of a roll? We tried some coffee with our cinnamon bread and it really wasn't very good though claiming to serve Starbucks. If your family eats a lot of sugary bready things, you may enjoy it more and it might make more sense to grab a loaf on your way out of the park to take home. Otherwise, I would say skip the bread and go for the rides instead!

It was delicious! I absolutely loved the French onion soup and strawberry salad. I was ready to go…read moreback again the next day. Our server was great too. We had the strawberry cake for dessert and it was okay, not grand, should have skipped it.

Food was delicious! We only were in town for 2 days but had them twice. They have a lot of options…read moreto choose from and two locations on the main drag in Gatlinburg. One closes around 7ish and the other closes around 9.

Absolutely great service and an absolutely great treat to enjoy while you're in Gatlinburgread more