On vacation in the area and we were looking for some pool tables and lunch. Enter this little dive…read morebar that fit the bill perfectly on a Thursday afternoon. I've got to admit I was put off a bit by the indoor smoking, something I'm not used to at home and wasn't expecting. There were a handful of people chain smoking and playing video games, so there was quite the cloud of smoke. The bartender on staff was very friendly and easy to talk to. He made good drink suggestions and was efficient and fast with service. We stared with fried deviled eggs as an appetizer before playing a few games of pool. They were very good! The right mix of crispy, savory, and salty. Later for lunch, we had The Gym Burger (pretty good but could use some seasoning in the beef), the chicken sliders (tasty!), and the Stacy's Wrap which was an interesting item and good, though I think i would add a vegetable like onions next time for some texture. The pool tables were $1 of quarters per play which seemed reasonable and they have a change machine if you needed it. It looks like they have live music given the stage setup, though of course we didn't see that. Overall a very neat dive bar with good food and a fun place to spend a few hours.

Everything. I had a blast. The drinks were good the food was good. Service was great. Played…read morebingo and its was so much fun. Planning on visiting again on our next trip

Food is fantastic the batter for the fired pickels and other fried options is the best I have ever…read morehad great bar and a lot of room. Very good quality food.

In a see of crappy tourist food places, we stumbled upon the Bluff's and it was excellent. Cold…read morebeer, friendly service and the food was great. I told our server that the "capped salad" was one of the best I had ever had. Will definitely be back.

If I was a biker I would give it more stars. Definitely a biker bar but I don't wear leathers or…read moresport a Harley. They have decent bar food and a menu to match. When I say decent I mean very average. There was a female bartender. She was extremely friendly and upbeat. The owner throws off a little bit of a shifty vibe and should probably stay in the back. There's a pool table possibly too. Not much else to say.

We have been here several times over 7 years and this is my place! We lived in Ohio and came to TN…read moreto visit every year and always had to go to Screwballs. We moved to E TN 2 years ago; we live an hour away but every chance I get, this is my place! This is where I will (and have) celebrated my bday since! We have always had great food,. (Daytona wings are bomb), great service and great ! Tonight we visited and Danielle was awesome!! Should out to the owners for being great, the cooks for the wings and Danielle for being AWESOME (and being my Shannon). Side bar, Danielle, told you I love you!!! #bestbarinETN

Ambiance was phenomenal and views of the lit up town are breathtaking. Highly recommend a visit on…read morea Wednesday night if your in Sevierville

Beautiful view, friendly staff and great cocktails! I believe the manager's name was Victor, very…read moreattentive and great host.

Don't let the strip mall location fool you, or the dark interior. It has the best blackened chicken…read moresandwich! Nicely seasoned and juicy. My husband had the Gnoman sandwich and it is huge, definitely for a hearty appetite. Service was great too.

I would rate this place a solid 4 on the food. We got appetizers (wings, Reuben rolls, and fried…read morepickles) and split a French dip. All the food was good. But the service was nonexistent. We had to seat ourselves, but then we had no menus. Finally found a server and got menus. He told us that we could order from anyone on the floor - but the servers were literally indistinguishable from the clientele, so that one person who we talked to was the only team member we could recognize. We finally resorted to placing additional orders at the bar and we paid there bill at the bar, too. All in all I won't be making a special trip for this. It seems like it's probably a cool place to hang out at night for drinks.

Great Place!! Everybody very friendly and helpful . Marty and Tracie are the Best!! The food is…read moreGREAT and everybody is having a good time!

The Philly cheesesteak and Reuben were good. The waitresses were great! They had a sign saying g…read moreBikers were welcome and we felt right at home. We enjoyed it!

Super cute decor connected to an awesome boutique. The drinks were all very unique and interesting…read more I'm a craft cocktail drinker and I've never seen or heard of some of these before. Really cute concept. My biggest issue, the service. Maybe I caught them on a bad day, but the bartenders were rude. So rude 2 couples in my party didn't even end up ordering a drink. 3 stars because I'm giving the benefit of the doubt, but it definitely put a damper on my groups experience!

The free moonshine tasting is legit! They give you a bunch of tiny thimble-sized cups, and you just…read moreslide them forward as they walk by with the bottles to get filled. They have a huge selection of flavors and will even mix them for you! I loved the Lemon (very Limoncello-like), and the Cherry Cola and Orange Vanilla mixes were amazing. Their moonshine doesn't have that syrupy taste you get with the big commercial brand. Rod was awesome -- super knowledgeable, funny, and made the whole tasting so much fun. Highly recommend checking out Old Forge Distillery... and make sure you bring some cash for tips!

one of our favorite bars to visit while in the smoky mountains. great drinks with a small bar menu…read moreand option to order from the mexican cantina (no way jose's) in which it is attached to. non touristy and the crowd usually consists of bikers (also across the street from harley davidson). service is great, our server this time was Francis (i believe i spelt it right) and he was supper friendly and attentive. they have some darts and live music on the weekends in the warmer months (i believe starting in may). we ordered strawberry margs which were great. for food we got the pulled pork sandwich, wings, and pretzel which did not disappoint. overall really cool vibe and usually pretty quiet yet entertaining.

We stopped for a beverage from a more local (not s chain) place. It's a friendly biker like bar…read more/grill. Drink prices acceptable. If/when we return to Pigeon Falls, we'll stop by. Maybe eat next time.

Probably one of my favorite restaurants in the area, Rampant Lion is clearly a family-run business…read morethat focuses on making social connections over quick get-food-and-go. It's pretty cool. I would never come here if I was in a hurry, but if you have 2+ hours to eat and want good food in a storied place with staff who will treat you like friends, you're going to love the Rampant Lion. NOTES: -In rural TN, it should not surprise you, but be aware that they have Trump displays in the restaurant. -The restrooms are single stall and accessed from outdoor. They're indoor restrooms - just the door to access them is on the outside. (No porta potties) They're solidly clean - just make sure to pack clothing that works for the temperature outside because you might be dipping outside a few times. -Parking lot is small and gravel. Relatively easy to get in and out of though. -Amazing gin selection with staff that *clearly* knows their gins. -Adorable photos of the owners on slideshow of their trip to Europe on the wall. It's adorably and clearly a couple who was on a good vacation. We've had a good chunk of their menu at this point. Pretzels: Delicious beer chese AND delicious pretzels. Quite a bit of food with this too. Bread, Oil, & Vinegar: Wasn't super fond of this one. A ton of oil in a bowl made it hard to get the right oil-to-vinegar ratio. Chicken Pie: Deliciously breaded with super-tasty french fries too. Served piping hot, so it took a bit to be able to eat it without burning myself but a wait well-made. Reuben: Partner absolutely loved it and said the bread was the absolute perfect consistency. SO much meat in there too (though he said it could use a bit of extra dressing). Bubbles and Squeak: Delicious. Just delicious. Zero notes, you should eat it. Beanie Weenies: Home-made right in the restaurant! My favorite thing on the menu. Super savory, semi-healthy (beans...at least?), and served super warm. Comfort food at its finest. Menu in-restaurant was different than online one on a few things.

This is a great dive bar! When you drive by it doesn't look like much but it is one of my absolute…read morefavorite places that we went to. The service is very friendly and welcoming. They have an insane number of whiskeys so my husband was all about that. The food was good. The cheese sauce is made with a brown ale so it definitely has a beer taste so if that is not your thing maybe don't go the beer cheese route. We loved it!

Chubby's is a classic restaurant that offers American comfort food. The great dinner feel of the…read moreplace is an excellent representation of the bygone era of the traditional dinner. It has a real down home feel. The place offers burgers (Mushroom Swiss, BBQ Burger), sandwiches (Cheesesteaks, Reuben, BLT, Chicken Sandwiches with Ranch/Buffalo options), and hearty baskets with fried chicken, cod, or shrimp, plus breakfast served all day, desserts (chocolate pie!), and options like pork chops or steak. They have someone thing for everyone. Everything is cooked to ordered. We started off with deep fried deviled eggs. My wife had the Beef Stroganoff. While I had the House Smash Burger. The stroganoff is served in a wide, shallow bowl that showcases the sauce's glossy sheen and the generous scatter of sautéed mushrooms. Steam carries a rounded, savory bouquet: beef-forward notes, toasty browned butter, and the faint acid of a finishing touch -- likely a splash of vinegar, wine, or lemon -- that hints the sauce will be bright rather than cloying. The presentation is simple and effective: no unnecessary frills, just clear evidence that plate composition exists to showcase the food's strengths. The sauce is the star: a glossy, velvety emulsion built on a brown stock backbone, enriched with sour cream (or a light cultured cream), and tempered with mustard and a touch of acidity. The mushrooms are properly caramelized, offering an earthy counterpoint and slight chew that complements the tender beef. Onions are present but not intrusive; garlic and a whisper of thyme or parsley frame the dish without flattening the primary flavors. Chubby's pairs the stroganoff with broad egg noodles -- they're al dente-yielding and capture the sauce in their folds, which makes each mouthful a composed, layered bite rather than separate elements awkwardly forced together. The Smash Burger was an equal masterpiece as well. In an era when burgers can feel formulaic and predictable, the SMASH Triple Burger with Chubby Sauce at Chubby's Restaurant stands out not just as a meal, but as a culinary statement, mine was constructed of three thin-pressed beef patties -- each seared to achieve that iconic lace of caramelization -- deliver an intoxicating aroma of grilled beef that primes the palate for something special. The smash technique here isn't a gimmick; it's a masterstroke that intensifies the beef's flavor while maintaining juiciness through every layer, a testament to precise heat management on the griddle. The Chubby Sauce, a house specialty that earns its name with rich, tangy complexity, serves as the burger's soul. It marries creamy umami with a whisper of sweetness and a balanced acidity that cuts through the savory heft of the triple stack. This sauce is not merely a condiment -- it's the architectural glue that binds texture and taste, elevating each bite into a chorus of complementary notes. What makes this experience remarkable was how it balances bold indulgence with thoughtful restraint: the trio of patties makes a statement, yet the burger never feels overwhelmingly heavy. Each layer interacts harmoniously, and the Chubby Sauce is nothing short of inspired -- tangy yet creamy, bold yet nuanced. We topped it all off with pie. My wife had the peanut butter while I opted for the Apple pie was our desert. Dessert at Chubby's often arrives with the quiet confidence of a house specialty, and the both the Apple & Peanut Butter Pie is no exception. If you think you've had every version of apple pie, this one will surprise you. Chubby's Apple Pie is warm, comforting, and brilliantly balanced. The apples are tender and spiced just right, the crust is buttery and flaky. The peanut butter pie has a subtle, savory richness that keeps the dessert from being overly sweet. It's indulgent without being heavy and memorable in the best way. An absolute must-order if you save room for dessert. This was a great dining experience and in a tourist dominated area, this place stands out as real down home cooking that your grandmother made. Highly recommend, this is one the most stop sites if you are in the area.

We stopped there because of a recommendation. We had our dogs with us. They only have 3 tables…read moreoutside. 2 tables were being used by a larger group. The last one had a couple at it. Everyone had just been seated. It would have been a 45 minute wait. I had hoped maybe they would ask the couple if they would mind dining inside. We left and stopped at another business. It had been awhile since we were there so I called to see an outside table was available. They told me probably in 10-15 minutes. Knowing we had been there earlier and we had dogs, they wouldn't hold it for us. Food was great. Their tenderloin could easily serve 4 people. The fried deviled eggs are excellent!