What a delightful location…read more We visit prior to lunch, and are pleased with ambience, selection, and staffing. Lots to like....

My husband and I visited this location twice while in the Pigeon Forge area: once just to check it…read moreout and the second time to purchase some saltwater taffy for my in-laws. The temperatures were in the high 90's and we were driving. We didn't want to purchase them too early and have them melt in the car during our trip back home. The store is bright, colorful and very inviting. I love the layout and how you can see into the candy kitchen and watch them making taffy onsite. On both visits, we were greeted warmly and offered assistance with anything that we had questions on. I'd seen a video online that showed them offering a moonshine-flavored taffy, but I was unable to find it once in-store. My husband called his mom and walked through every flavored offered, while compiling a bag for purchase. I explored the rest of the store. There was a huge machine full of flavored powder candy (similar to Pixie Stix) and very large tubes that you could fill to your liking. They also offered a wide range of fudge flavors and lots of nostalgic/classic candies. I was drawn to the English toffee (very thick and rich) and I knew that my husband would like the chocolate-dipped twinkies, so we got ourselves those treats as well. They were running a special where if you bought a pound of taffy, you got another pound for free, but we didn't want or need that much taffy. The purchase wasn't as expensive as I expected, because of course everything is billed by weight, and we didn't purchase a lot of candy. I'd return again just for the English toffee. It was like a Heath bar on steroids!

You snooze you lose! My only complaint is I didn't buy more cinnamon bread! A very nice little…read morelocal establishment where the people were nice. We purchased the cinnamon bread and a larger than life cinnamon roll.. the bread was consumed before the we could take a photo of it whole. Stop here, go early and order more!

This location is tucked away in downtown Sevierville and an unassuming strip mall location. It's a…read moresmall place before you even get out of your vehicle, you can smell the wonderful goodies. As soon as we walked into this location, we were greeted by a super friendly young lady who had a smile on her face. We went around 1 PM and there were about five people in front of us in line. But the line went quick and in less than five minutes, we were at the counter and ready to order. Of course we got the viral cinnamon bread and was on our way. There is no place to sit so we got back into our vehicle and dug right in. In my opinion, it is a little pricey at approximately $15 for a loaf of bread, but when on vacation, we think it's fun to try different things. Before opening the box, you could feel how warm and fresh this bread is. As soon as you open the box, you get this wonderful aroma of a sweet cinnamon bread. There is a small container of icing sitting on top of the bread. Before leaving the parking lot, we each tore off a piece of bread and dip it into the icing. This is both good and bad at the same time. The warm bread and gooey icing was so incredibly good, it made me want to go back for more and more until the entire loaf was gone. The bad thing was was that the cinnamon crumble bits wanted to fall off as soon as you touch the bread and it got all over myself and my vehicle. I guess that's not really a bad thing lol. There are some that say that this bread is better than the cinnamon bread from Dollywood, I would leave it up to you to make that decision. The only reason this did not get a five star was because I did feel that it was slightly overpriced in my opinion.

Cutest little store with a huge selection of any kind of candy you could want and friendly staff!…read moreGreat place to grab souvenirs! We will be back for sure!

It had a large selection and very friendly staff . Fudge was delicious store arrangement is very…read morefunctional .

Thursday March 26th, 2026. Had a strata…read more Pea salad in Dill Cream Sauce. Fruit and Brie and cheese and cracker plate. Chicken Salad. Always great to se KC and the staff!

I've read reviews before I visited The Wild Plum Tea Room. All I have to say is PLEASE go see and…read moreexperience this gem of a place for yourself! Before you go understand this. Reservations ARE a Must!!! No Exceptions!!! Don't try to do a walk in. I've read some speaking on their business model this place has plenty of business I've seen it they are not hurting for patrons to come. We are being gifted with an invitation to experience southern hospitality and face to face socializing like the days of old. When families and businesses cared about more than fast money and saw people as humans and not checks or tourists even. This place makes you remember businesses should have more care of human beings, ethics and integrity and not just a product.There is a reason you need a reservation.This tea room is meant to give personalized attention and service to the patrons not to fill the restaurant's seats. The women who work here love what they do. Also there are only three women I could see there serving /cooking from 3:00 am I'm told throughout the entire service window. My cup was never empty and nothing I asked for was missed. They were accommodating to each request and we made plenty. We were a table of nine, ages 3-72. There is a beautiful artist upstairs sharing stories, paintings and drawings making memories and providing the best hospitality Tennessee has to offer. There is a scavenger hunt in the artist's paintings just ask about it. If you want to take some of the tea home with you they sell it by the gallon and you need to ask for it when you make your reservation through text message NOT while you are there. If you want to taste the tea first go to your reservation and try it. Then request to make another reservation just for the tea to purchase for another day but it is your risk to take. They may or may not allow it because everything they are doing has been made to serve you that day and depending on how busy the restaurant may supplies may not be available to fill the request. This is WHY reservations are so important for your enjoyment and personal catered experience. I was able to see two situations while I went to the restaurant. One group of women didn't have a reservation and therefore they could not be served. The ladies were upset clearly and worked diligently to let other patrons know they were not pleased. They went as far as to ask the waitress about other places they could go to eat while the waitress was in the middle of explaining the menu to our table. There is no food desert in Tennessee you can't walk down a street and not see a food place. Another group came to the restaurant before their reservation. They were acknowledged and asked to please wait under the covered outdoor seating area. They were told at 1:30 ,which was the reservation time according to the patron, they would be called. They were welcomed to The Wild Plum Tea Room. The time was 1:20.The patrons were unhappy about this. I don't know of many restaurants where one has never heard take this buzzer your wait time will be 45 minutes to an hour. With a reservation if you come early they will say we will be right with you or we will call you when your table is ready and even those places don't give you half the attention this place does. You may see tables empty. You may assume they could've just this or that. Give this place a complete chance and learn for yourself the attention to detail these women put into serving the locals, their community and tourists. There is extra parking available to you near the tea room because the onsite parking is smaller.Just follow the sign that says The Wild Plum Tea Room. Enjoy your meal!!!I loved everything,my sister,who is a picky eater ,loved everything other than the peas and bread puddinbecause they were the fresh ones with a bite. That's her preference not a charge against the restaurant. This is not an English tea experience. You are away from the noise and adventure of Pigeon Forge but it's only twenty minutes away from it all also.pass by the Bison and take some time to slow down when you visit The Wild Plum Tea Room.

While on vacation on April 9th we stopped in for some popcorn. The two women behind the counter…read morewere the most unfriendly people that we saw during our whole vacation. Neither one of them smiled or greeted us. We ended up buying a small popcorn and that was only because we really wanted popcorn. Our intentions were to buy a bucket of popcorn, but after feeling so uncomfortable we just got the small. I don't recommend this place at least while these two are working. It's truly a shame.

A must-visit place, every time we visit Gatlinburg. My husband gets a large bucket of caramel…read morepopcorn with peanuts and I'll get a large bucket of butter popcorn. We end up eating the popcorn for days, then we use the buckets around the house. For me, they make good buckets to carry birdseed out to my feeders. You can also get a different bucket with your favorite team logo. The service is always fast and very friendly. Highly recommend!

The Grist Mill cinnamon bread absolutely lived up to the hype! It was served warm, soft,, and…read morepacked with flavor. The icing took it to the next level. The line was long, but it moved quickly and was absolutely worth the wait. We even found a shaded spot to enjoy it while watching a live show, which made the experience even better. This is a must-stop !

It was my first time out to Dollywood. I was told that I had to get the famous cinnamon bread. I…read morecame here after running the half marathon earlier in the morning so I was ready for some delicious calories! I was here just shortly after the park had opened so there was no line. After paying, I was instructed to take the receipt over to the adjacent building with the waterwheel to pick up my bread. With the box of cinnamon bread and a cup of icing in hand, I found an open table nearby to enjoy my treat. I don't have much of a sweet tooth, but even I would have to say that that was some good stuff! It was big enough to share with others, but I had no trouble eating the whole thing by myself!

Who can resist a candy treat on vacation? This little locally owned shop on the corner is filled…read morewith hand crafted chocolates, salt water taffy and nostalgic hard candies. The bright colors in the windows definitely attract kids. The shop was filled and loud with Spring Breakers (proverbial kids in a candy shop). The clerks were busy filling orders. The iconic shop opened in 1939 and all the candy is homemade. I'm not sure if "homemade" means they make everything in store, but you can watch them make some of the candies when you visit the store. Besides candy, they also sell locally made jams and other gift products. Anyhow, who can resist fresh licorice. Not me. I would have had some chocolate, too, but the lines were too long. Love this local candy shop! Parking is a bear! Good luck. We rode in on the trolley so we didn't have to deal with parking.

Great location, right next to the Ripley's Aquarium. I can't compare this candy store to others in…read morethe area, but I can say that I found a hard red candy apple, which sometimes are hard to find, and it was very good. The apple was fresh, the candy was perfectly balanced, I have had better obviously but this one was pretty good. Also, lots of candy and in-house caramel apples, fudge, chocolate, etc.

We stopped by out of curiosity and had a great experience. Plenty of things to sample and the…read moreproducts all seemed to be top quality. Very friendly and helpful staff.

We had the best time selecting olive oils thanks to Sebastian. We frequent this store every time we…read moreare in the area and are never disappointed. The olive oil is out of this world