Had a nice meal here with my little one tonight. The wait for one of the fun cars you can eat in…read morewas too long (over an hour) but the ambiance was still fun in a regular diner booth. Service was prompt and waitress had some helpful recs including the fettuccini Alfredo which was surprisingly good for this type of environment. She told me they made the sauce in-house. Grilled chicken had a nice salty savouriness to it. I'd also love to get a bacon burger next time I'm here. My son had the corn dog and the fries that came with it were surprisingly good too. Nice and crispy. We topped it off with a root beer cream float. Overall prices, quality, and experience were great and I'd recommend.

This is a cute little themed 50's style diner. A couple tables are made to look like you're in an…read moreolder car. We unfortunately came at a time when they were all taken. The food was actually really good - great biscuits and one of the best country fried steaks I've had! You can even order a milkshake with your breakfast if that's your thing. There's a cute little front shop that has candy and toys from years ago for purchase. Definitely worth a visit!

If you yearn for food that doesn't taste like it originated from a deep freezer, than I highly…read morerecommend The Fat Bear Family Tavern. For once in Pigeon Forge, I have ate something that actually tasted distinguishable. If you blind-folded me and had me take a bite out of different burgers from different burger joints, I could guess this one with no hesitation. However, one notable throw-off i had was that the burger had a weird aftertaste of tuna. I ordered the smash burger and it had the perfect amount of grease that doesn't drench you, but keeps up with freshness and taste. And the reason I wanted to write this review was for the french fries. Tired of soggy fries? This place puts the FRY in french fries. They maintained a delicious level of crunch and crisp (if that's your gusto) and didn't have that same refrigerator taste. I also ordered cheese curds and they had the most amazing cheese pull and tasted great! The service was excellent too, unlike some servers, they don't abandon you and they keep up with you and refills / clearing the table. If there's anything I appreciate more, it's waiters and waitresses that (even if they don't) act like they cherish their job! And if you yearn for a setting that makes you in the mood for adventure.. or a bear lover.. this place has attracting visuals so you aren't trapped in a minimalist setting. Overall, if you're up for trying new flavors and advancing your taste buds' vocabulary, I recommend The Fat Bear Family Tavern!

Even though this facility is listed as pet friendly, it is not. There is a sign on the door saying…read moreservice dogs only allowed inside and at the bottom stating that they can seat you at the "picnic area" which is a single picnic table that is falling apart in the parking lot. The food looked good but we brought our pets with us down from Gatlinburg to eat here under the impression we could bring our pets in, but the sign turned us around. Food might be good but it isn't pet friendly as listed!

This diner is a blast from the past, right down to the benches and the tables, every table has a…read morecoat and hat rack attached to it. A reminder of the days when men and women dressed with class and wore hats and coats to dinner.. Mills has this inherent 50s vibe, but the menu is quite up-to-date and everything is delicious. You can't go wrong with the burgers, I'm just telling you they've got something for everyone's taste. Even the sides don't disappoint, and the milkshakes are enough for two people, at least it was enough for the two of us. My engine rings were fantastic, breaded to perfection, and plenty of them came with my meal. Our waitress was tremendous also, quick drink refills, brought our food, hot, and prepared to give helpful and delicious recommendations from the menu. They do sell their merchandise at the checkout, but what do you expect, this is pigeon Forge for goodness sake! Everyone is Hawking their stuff . We are definitely planning on coming back and trying something different. Their menu is diverse and I think that we could come back for years and never have the same thing twice.

First time here, overall decent place. It's a good 1950s diner, typical of what you see normally…read more It was a happening place, all seats were filled, there was probably 60 guests there. The staff was running back and fourth, overall the wait time was not and at all. I had a chili, cheese, mushroom, back, burger, onion rings, and a root beer float. The service was decent, the food was ok, not greatest but not the best I've had either. I wouldn't mind returning and trying something else next time.

Rarely post a review, yet rely on yelp 99% of the time when I travel for work or leisure. Local…read moreGoat didn't disappoint. I think I'm a foodie given the countless years of dining out for work and pleasure. The food at Local Goat is phenomenal. If you're in question what to order just sit at the bar and let Katie choose for you and Megan take care of you. I went back a second night in a row to experience their exceptional service and company, although minus one the next night (her name escapes me). Just go to learn more of the inside joke. Cheers to them both and Local Goat! Thank you!

Travis is the best waiter I've ever had In a restaurant.Would strongly recommend requesting him…read more Good was great too.

Very cool old time he feel as most diners are. Service is very quick here which is a plus if you're…read morein a hurry and the classic milkshake is about as good as it gets.

The food was tasty, hot and served quickly. I had the chicken pie, which was wonderfully tasty…read more My husband had the catfish sandwich with fries. Our waiter was attentive and quick. The restaurant is cute and clean.

Rush in, rush out. Our waitress was a robot. The table behind us got ice cream with their cobbler,…read morewe did not. Food was good but a little overrated. I have never felt so rushed in a restaurant. It's loud and rushed.

The food and service here is great. For us though, it is a favorite for lunch or dinner. We tried…read morebreakfast this year and found we like other places better. While the food was good, the selection was just a little more narrow and specific than elsewhere. For instance instead of simple pancakes or French toast it was cinnamon pecan. The banana nut mini muffins were wonderful. Even the kids (who hate nuts in things) devoured them. Also, the tasty multi-berry jam is available in the store next door, and we bought some to take home. Overall, the food was delicious, and service was top notch as usual. But we will stick to lunch and dinner here.

Wow what a great find! First time in the restaurant but so glad I stopped in!…read more Wonderful breakfast menu with lots of choices from Benedict's to omelettes to traditional pancakes and eggs. If you like Cajun or Creole food the Killer Creole Omelette is to die for as it tastes like you are sitting at a restaurant in New Orleans! The Gulf Shrimp and Tasso Ham with a bit of Benedict sauce drizzled on top make this a treasure. And the waitress Samantha was so nice and friendly and great with the recommendation. So glad I took a chance in this omelette as I'll definitely remember to order it again if I get a chance. Highly recommend!

This is my new favorite place! You must try this place!…read more I sampled all the meals and they were all great! Traditional eggs benny, mountain chick, stuffed French toast sliders, bananas in pajamas.

Good food and great staff. Shelly, our waitress was very friendly and provided excellent service…read more She made our visit fun. Also, loved the coffee cups so much, we purchased two for home.

Our last day in Pigeon Forge and we decided to get breakfast on our way to the airport. Place was…read morepretty busy but we were sat down pretty fast. Service was good. First Son had the patty melt which was ok, other son had the burger and he liked it. The beef patties seemed to be frozen patties. I had the western omelette with steak fajitas but decided to have it in a burrito which was my mistake since I forgot that the tortilla was probably going to be store bought. The pancakes were ok not fluffy at all. The star of the show was the banana foster which was amazing! The hot chocolate was also really good too! Side note....Not sure where they get their ranch from but my kids eat everything with ranch and it was the best ranch we've ever had!

We've gone there 3 times in the past 4 months while traveling down to TN. Always have had great…read morefood and kind, attentive servers. Definitely recommend

Solid food, good atmosphere, lots of seating. Good staff attention, not exceptional, but good…read more Certainly would not hesitate to come again, but so many options in this area, I would need more research Lots of associated businesses on the property as a tourist haven. Theme park, pottery shop (which has a mix of imports and a large amount of locally made goods), ice cream shop, etc. I had the pulled pork plate, which had a generous amount of meat, the wife had the chicken, which was about a quarter of a barbecue chicken, very tasty from my sampling

We went on Christmas Day and were looking for a place that truly felt like a home-cooked meal, and…read moreApplewood Farmhouse was absolutely perfect. From the moment the apple fritters and apple butter hit the table, we knew we were in for something special, they really set the tone for what turned out to be a great meal. Everything was served family-style, which only added to the comfort and experience. It was our first time, and we were genuinely surprised by how much we enjoyed the food across the board. Hearty, comforting, and exactly what we were hoping for on a holiday The servers were also very attentive and quick to take care of whatever need we had.

I normally never leave bad reviews, but this experience honestly upset me enough that I feel like I…read moreneed to. Our waitress Marsha was incredibly rude from the second I sat down. Her tone, attitude, and the way she spoke to me made me feel uncomfortable the entire time. It felt like we were a burden just for being there. I ended up completely losing my appetite because of how mean and cold Marsha was, and I actually left the table crying over it. (I work in healthcare so I have thick skin). Going out to eat is supposed to be enjoyable, not something that leaves you feeling embarrassed and humiliated. I understand everyone can have bad days, but there's no reason to treat customers with that level of disrespect. I was asking a simple question of getting an order to go and about the lunch. I really hope management takes customer service more seriously because no one should leave a restaurant crying and feeling the way I did.