Food was fresh and had great flavor wings were hot and crispy and had good flavor club sandwich was…read morealso really good and they used real cooked in house bacon which made the sandwich that much better. My wife had the hot roast beef it was really good if your in gatlinburg and want to get off the tourist trap main area check this place out. Service will be quick and easy and the are on the walls is amazing

Sub shop located just east of downtown Gatlinburg, with indoor and outdoor seating, along with…read morepicnic tables outback. Club sub was overly condomented with mayo and mustard, and made for a salty and sloppy experience.

New Orleans Sandwich cafe was recommended to us by our trolley driver. The cafe is tucked in a…read morequiet side ally in Gatlinburg. We love Cajun food so this was a "must try for us. When we entered the tiny dining room, we were greeted by walls covered with hand colored dollar bills. A warm fire was welcome on the chilly morning. The owners quickly seated us and took drink orders. The owner explained that they moved from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. All the food is prepared fresh by hand and authentic. I shared a Crab Cake Po'Boy with hubs. The sandwich was a daily feature and huge. Really huge. And delicious. My brother had the Oyster Po'Boy that I highly recommend. I tasted the large succulent, hand breaded oysters. This is the sandwich that makes you want to make the trip to Gatlinburg. My daughter and SIL had a half Muffalatta sandwich, which was huge and fresh packed with olives, meats, cheese and other good stuff. The kids shared a fish platter which came with a huge fried white fish and home fries. They actually ate their whole plate. The kid's meals are awesome. This is possibly the best cafe in Gatlinburg. The owners make you feel like family, the food is awesome and the dining room is interesting and cozy. We took the trolly into town so we didn't have to deal with parking. Parking is a bear downtown.

The service is pretty basic and not overly attentive. The music is a radio station that wasn't…read morealways tuned in perfectly so it had a little static. The food was very good. Had a wide variety of poboys and they were all very good with traditional bread that was great. Everything is ala cart so if you want fries you need to order them. Jambalaya was a bit of a miss. Missing flavor and okra. Very small restaurant with one person cooking so the food came out in waves. First sandwich to last for a table of 8 spanned about 10 minutes. Food is good enough for a 5.

Great quick bite and very cost effective. More sandwich than I needed. Ordering process is weak and…read morecould use help. However the people are like your family when you walk in. Cool place when your passing though the national park. Feels like an old store from the 80s and nothing has changed.

We stopped in Old Dad's to grab sandwiches to take on a picnic. But it was almost lunchtime so we…read moredecided to just eat there. We got our sandwiches hot. A turkey and cheese, and a club. Here's the thing, it was basic sandwiches. But sometimes a well made basic sandwich really hits the spot. And these did. So it was a good lunch, decent price (considering where we were). If you need to get a picnic together definitely check it out.

If you're looking for an "off the beaten path" deli, we found it... Right on the main drag. We…read moreasked a couple locals where they eat and they told us to just leave the car here and walk. We did, and were so glad we did! We tried just about everything the young lady recommended, and everything was top tier. Definitely do the steamed sandwich if you're eating in. The Reuben was amazing, the Italian was off the charts, and the service was fantastic. Why only 4 stars? Parking and staffing. Like, for the dinner rush, there was one person running the entire show. She was sweet, and very apologetic, but I'm thinking she wasn't the owner - So, Hey Owner: Ger her some help and roll up your sleeves until you do... You're gonna lose a great opportunity if you don't!

Long time fans of this deli, steam but not of the deli's lack of parking…read more Hot dogs -- of course Not. But steamed sandwiches -- which do we want? Hope this deli is open for years to come...

My parents and I were looking for a simple meal, close to our lodging at the Hippensteal Inn…read more My mom said, "Ive never had a house salad so big and so fresh. This is terrific" I enjoyed a grilled chicken sandwich while my dad dined in the Greek Bowl with tater tots. The food was fresh, very tasty, but it was mostly the attentiveness of everyone who works here. They stopped by and made sure we had everything we needed and always with a smile. My mom originally wanted to get "take out", but the outdoor seating with umbrellas in the courtyard was too pleasant to pass up. We will be back.

On vacation with the family. Need to get the hell away for a meal with the Hot Chick wife. Looked…read moreon Yelp (where else?) and found Split Rail. A bit off the beaten path but worth it. The area is still under development but is nice. HUGE outdoor area to sit and relay with a beverage and dinner. Walked up to the counter, greeted warmly and told what to expect. Order at the counter, get a pager, place it in the designated spot on your table. That way they know where you are seated. Drinks came really quickly and were mixed just right. Food followed shortly after. It was tasty and priced right. Wanted to get a second drink and sit outside but the babysitter was about out of time. Great beer wall where you choose your own beverage. Lots of tables inside and out. Staff was really friendly.

Passed on Burger King for lunch today to try Hometown Hero's Subs next door…read more Friendly staff and great food. Tried the new Red pepper and cheese soup with a half BLT. Great lunch. I will be back again soon.

Love this place! They support first responders and veterans and have pictures and patches up on the…read morewalls. I ordered the Fire Alarm Club and a drink. SO GOOD! It's not hot really at all! It is delicious. I got half sub to eat there and half to take home. It was so good, I ate the other half before I got home! I will be back and bring a police patch for the wall!

Awesome food! And great servers! And cool ambience. Definitely I will come back! Yeahread more

Farmhouse burger was good, fries were just meh in my opinion (although I'm just not a fan of…read moreshoestring). The fried deviled eggs were rubbery and definitely gave me some kind of food poisoning, so be careful with those.​

I wish I could give this five extra stars…read more The food was hands-down amazing. Those biscuits or something to write home about, and the fried chicken was perfection! The staff are the friendliest I've ever seen. Everyone literally looks delighted to be at their job jobs.

Sometimes the most frustrating restaurant experiences aren't the terrible ones…read more They're the ones that are so close to being really good. That's how I felt about Mama's Chicken Kitchen. I came in with high expectations. The restaurant has strong reviews, it's part of the Johnson Family of restaurants, and I've enjoyed several of their other establishments over the years. So I walked in expecting a meal that would have me planning a return visit before I even paid the check. What I got instead was one of the strangest cases of missing seasoning I've encountered in quite some time. Let's start with the positives. The people here are genuinely nice. Friendly, welcoming, and attentive. Everyone we encountered was pleasant and seemed to care about providing a good experience. The restaurant itself is clean, comfortable, and inviting. And the kitchen clearly knows how to cook food. The fried chicken was cooked beautifully. Crispy on the outside. Juicy on the inside. Exactly the texture you're hoping for when you order Southern fried chicken. The problem? The seasoning apparently called in sick. This chicken had all the flavor intensity of a weather report. No noticeable salt. No spice. No personality. It tasted like the chef had just completed community service at a nursing home and was legally prohibited from possessing a salt shaker. My piece of chicken was juicy and cooked properly. Unfortunately, my wife's chicken breast was noticeably dry, which didn't help matters. Then came the fried pickles. No seasoning. Chicken and dumplings. No seasoning. Coleslaw. Tasteless. At one point I started wondering if there had been some sort of building-wide seasoning shortage that nobody had told us about. The frustrating part is that none of the food was poorly cooked. Quite the opposite. The techniques were there. The textures were there. The execution was there. It just felt like someone got everything ready and forgot the final, critical step of making the food taste like something. This is a restaurant with good people, a pleasant atmosphere, and a kitchen that clearly knows how to cook. Now they just need to introduce their food to salt, pepper, and a few of their seasoning friends. Three stars. Because the potential is absolutely there. The flavor just never showed up for work.