This place makes the best doughnuts. Don't let the location fool you inside a gas station. The…read morelightest doughnuts I've had in years.

The first donut that I ever ate from them, was by far the besr EVER donut that I have ever ate in…read moremy entire life.....no joke it was the lightest donut and cinnamon roll that I have had in my life. The icing wasn't too overdone and the flavors were just enough without masking it.

i love this place not only for the BEST donuts but the owners and their son are the nicest,…read morefriendliest and welcoming ever. so friendly like we are old friends, you walk through the door and you think you are in donuts heaven

We always visit the Donut Palace when we come to Maryville. The staff is wonderful. So willing to…read moremake it a good experience. I know it has been here for well over ten years. I love that they will have donuts to fill with vanilla cream or jelly. Often the donuts are freshly made- those are so good. The vibe in the place is really nice. It is not a sit down place, but just get the donuts and go find one of Maryville's beautiful spots to sit and enjoy them!

We had really good comfort food and our server was awesome! Highly recommend this restaurant!read more

Some attractions sell an experience…read more Some sell a product. The Apple Barn Cider Mill somehow manages to do both. What started as a simple stop turned into one of the more enjoyable experiences of our trip. The star of the visit was our guide, who took us on a cider journey through the various flavors and offerings. She was friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely seemed to enjoy what she was doing. She answered questions, explained the differences between the ciders, and made the tasting experience fun instead of feeling like a sales pitch. And since there's a chance she might somehow see this review: Happy 40th Birthday! Sorry I forgot your name, but your hospitality certainly wasn't forgettable. Now let's talk about the cider. Excellent. There was a large variety of flavors available to sample, making it easy to compare styles and find a favorite. Whether you're new to cider or consider yourself a seasoned enthusiast, there's enough variety here to keep things interesting. After sampling our way through the lineup, we wound up purchasing a glass of the original apple cider and enjoyed it outside. And honestly, that's where the experience really came together. Sitting outside with a fresh cider in hand, playing cornhole and Jenga, enjoying the atmosphere, and slowing down for a little while made for a genuinely relaxing afternoon. No rushing. No crowds pushing you along. Just good cider and good company. We also picked up a growler to bring back to the hotel because one thing became very clear during the tasting process: leaving empty-handed would have been a mistake. The Apple Barn Cider Mill does a great job creating an experience that's welcoming, fun, and memorable without feeling overly commercialized. Great cider. Great staff. Great atmosphere. Five stars. And judging by the growler currently waiting back at the hotel, I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

Amazing cinnamon bread Would have to say it's better than Dollys. I order for my guest's special…read moreoccasions and they absolutely love it!

Went there on a whim this morning Just as it opened. Surprised that the apple fritters were so…read morelarge, also priced at $5. each. I purchased two. My husband and both were not WOW'd. They were dry. In my opinion they were over priced for the tourist crowd and not the locals seeking fresh pastries.

We came to Tennessee from Michigan for a 60th birthday celebration with college friends. The…read moreWildflour Bakehouse was so helpful and kind as we were planning from afar. The cake was absolutely delicious and beautiful! A perfect centerpiece to our celebration

We tried the Hound Dog, All American and the Sticky Piggy. Think she said I'm the first to try the…read moreHound Dog and it was delicious. Cinnamon bread with peanut butter, banana and bacon. All are fresh made daily and the loaded breads are made to order. The owner was a lovely lady and very cheerful. Enjoyed talking with her. The store is simple and just a whole in the wall but that's when you know all the focus is on the product. She had many bakery options but the cinnamon breads are the star. Seeing restaurants serve meh desserts for $10+, it's not unreasonable that these range from $7-$15. I highly suggest giving this a visit if your in the Gatlinburg m/Pigeon Forge locations.

They have a selection of delicious ice cream. Their employees are friendly. Easy access and plenty…read moreof places to park.

This is a must stop destination. Up the hill at light 3 is a great Ice Cream Donut shop. Gourmet…read moredonuts and homemade ice cream and a non tourist price. The staff is fantastic and the place is always clean with plenty of seating inside and out.

The Heavenly Roast is a MUST when visiting the Smokies!!!…read more The shop is easy to find in Wears Valley, and what beautiful scenery surrounds the shop! Karen, one of the owners, has put so much thought into creating a fantastic and memorable space. The outdoors just got an upgrade with the addition of a little garden adjacent to the porch. There is a beautiful mural, a lovely fountain, and fun furniture that give the space such a fun vibe! Once you climb the stairs, you'll see various spots to lounge on the porch from rustic looking benches and chairs to swings hanging from rope. Upon entering the shop, it is a combination of rustic mountain decor with fun and whimsical pieces--- from the coffee tree to the taxidermy squirrel riding the bucking fox rodeo style. The place is so inviting, comfortable, and it's charm is unmatched. It's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy your coffee in the Smokies. Spouse and I always get the Campfire Latte, and it's incredible with mocha, white mocha, and toasted marshmallow syrup. We have also had the Heavenly Harvest from their Fall drink menu, and we loved that too! Our coffee is always delicious and we just keep coming back for more! Karen and her baristas do such an awesome job making our coffee and it says something when they don't ask you anymore what you'll be having. Building rapport is an understatement as they make you feel much more than just another customer, but a part of their coffee house tribe.

We stumbled upon Heavenly Roast a year or so ago. A unique establishment that knows exactly what…read morethey are doing. It is perfectly decorated and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. The staff? Always cheerful and ready to serve. Karen, the owner, is most usually on location working behind the counter alongside her employees. You know you've e been there a lot when they no longer ask your name for the order. We have fallen in love with the iced campfire latte. It has marshmallow syrup, mocha, and cinnamon. It's... heavenly. And addictive! A must try. I'd highly recommend stopping by and supporting a local business. It's worth every dollar!

I found this place on Yelp. Thank you fellow Yelpers!…read more I ordered the Bayou Benedict. Tristan (my server) gave me this absolute fire recommendation!! kudos to him. He's been awesome this morning!! I'm only in town for a few days but I think I'll be back to the Brick & Spoon again!! The coffee, orange juice are very good.

We have eaten here about 6 times at all different times but after today, we won't be going back…read more Food: we ordered 1 Traditional Benedict w/Grits & 1 Blackened Shrimp Po Boy with 2 teas to drink. It was 12:00 & dining room was mostly empty. The Benedict sauce tasted like melted margarine & was pretty thick too. One of my eggs was totally boiled, meaning no runny yellow. The other egg was just barely runny. The Canadian Bacon was NOT real. It was some sort of sliced & spiced luncheon meat that tasted horrible. I asked the waitress for some butter for my grits, and she said "more butter?", as if it was fine the way it came, and what is wrong with me:-( The shrimp on the Po Boy was NOT Blackened. No spices what-so-ever. The french fries that came with it, were the best part of that meal:-( Our waitress, Becca M, avoided eye contact with us the entire time we ate, and remember, the place was over half empty. Once we were finished eating, she came over, after waiving her down, and asked how our meal was. We reported to her the unsatisfactory meal but we ate it because we were on a quick break from work & needed to hurry. We did not have time for a 2nd breakfast to be cooked. She picked up the bill & asked us to wait a minute. She returned after a while & told us she removed the charges for the two iced teas! So, we paid $35. for two people to have a crummy meal while on a quick break from work. FINALLY - we are so sick of those horrible metal chairs in the dining room. They hurt most people's outer legs/hips & do not encourage a customer to relax & be comfortable. In the past, the food was so good, we would just over look the chairs, but after today's horrible food & the lack of anyone caring about our visit, we won't be using our hard earned money to eat crummy food & be uncomfortable. FYI: after removal of our iced tea, our meal was $29.90, we did include a $5.00 tip.