We had a group of seven dine-in for late breakfast. This is a busy location in Gatlinburg and we…read morewere lucky to only have a 30 minute wait. Staff were super friendly and welcoming. While you wait they have a great gift shop available to look though and keep you preoccupied. The store is well organized and the restaurant is kept clean. Once seated our server, Macy took excellent care of us. She was efficient with bringing drinks and keeping them topped off. It was pretty crazy that our order was out in 15 minutes, great job! I ordered the Works Omelet ($13.49) with has browns, and Nancy chose the Bacon Grits Skillet with two eggs and pancakes ($12.49) and a cup of coffee ($3.29). Our meals were hot, fresh, and delicious. The only issue is they don't make their hash browns too crispy, so if you like them that way be sure to ask. We were in and out in about an hour minus the wait. All-n-all, it was a great experience and I would come back again if in the area and looking for an affordable breakfast option.

The service was very good and the ambiance was nice and appropriate for the Smokey Mountains area…read more The food was a little disappointing though. The hash browns were undercooked and lukewarm at best. The omelette I had was great, so I guess it made up for the hash browns. My grandsons pancakes were not hot, but room temperature. They forgot to put the cheese in my wife's eggs as requested. Hopefully this was just an off day them the cooks this day.

We were so pleased we went back a second time! Hubby is not a pancake guy so he ordered eggs - the…read moreamount of food on his plate was something else. Day one I had the blueberry pancakes and day 2 the Belgian waffle. Warm syrup - outstanding. Now, the trick is to arrive before the crowds! Standing room only and part way down the block when we left. Definitely worth the visit (but make sure you time it right (before 9:30...)

A friend of mine recommended the Log Cabin for breakfast and I am eternally grateful to him…read more Great atmosphere, great service, and an incredible variety of breakfast options, to include the wonderful Pecan Pancakes that I ordered. Fun for the whole family! Give it a try!

There's a lot of pancake places in the area, so you're spoiled for choice. This is a cozy spot:…read morelist of space inside so we didn't wait, friendly staff, and a good selection of option. I chose the strawberry cheesecake, but I had a bit or two of the lemon blueberry which was a close second. And I want to come back to try the orange creamsicle French toast, which sounded delicious.

The food was ok, the pancakes were on the dryer side, and not light, service was nice, but when we…read morewere in the restaurant, we were seated right under a vent, and water was dripping on us and our food nonstop.

Bologna Sandwich with lettuce tomato and Mayo. Side of green…read morebeans. Water Sweet tea. Chilli and grilled cheese

This is such a great place. Took about an hour to go through the museum which is free. Then we…read moreenjoyed lunch at the cafe. Not only is the food delicious, the service is great and it is so reasonably priced. We loved it.

Our first visit to Over Easy. The restaurant itself was clean and bright. No sticky nasty menus…read moreyou would expect at a travel location. Service was prompt and courteous. We ordered the chicken and waffles and the stuff French toast with cream cheese pumpkin filling with a side of bacon. Bacon was fairly standard and good. The French toast was a good hefty portion with lots of filling. Chicken and waffles also a good portion. The waffle itself probably couldn't stand on its own as it didn't quite have the vanilla sweetness I would expect. The chicken by itself was crispy and had a good flavor but the hot honey was nearly undetectable. The French toast was extremely sweet and tasted wonderful but I'm a morning sweets person and that's what I expect. Overall I'd give this a solid "will visit again" and a good alternative to its sister restaurant next door Crocketts. We also had a shareable fried deviled eggs that were pretty good.

I'm writing this review in hopes that others avoid the mistake we made…read more Specifically, avoiding avoiding Over Easy Al's. With the same ownership as Crockett's across the street and a pile of glowing reviews, we walked in expecting to discover our new favorite breakfast spot in Gatlinburg. Instead, we left wondering if we had somehow visited a completely different restaurant than everyone else. Let me start with the positives. The restaurant is beautiful. A tremendous amount of thought, money, and effort clearly went into the design. It's bright, inviting, and visually impressive. The hostess was also warm, friendly, and welcoming from the moment we arrived. Unfortunately, that's where things started heading downhill. We began with the fried deviled eggs. Now, this should have been a slam dunk. Fried? Deviled eggs? What's not to love? The answer: the breading. There was so much of it that it overwhelmed everything else. Instead of enhancing the flavor, it buried it. The deviled egg filling barely had a chance to introduce itself before getting tackled by the coating. Then came the Farmer's Garden Omelette, which both my wife and I ordered based on our server Katie's recommendation. What arrived was an omelette that seemed to have a strained relationship with vegetables. The spinach was still essentially raw, and the vegetables felt less like ingredients and more like something someone remembered at the last second. "Oh no, this is supposed to be a vegetable omelette." Tosses vegetables into center. Closes omelette. Problem solved. The result was an omelette where the eggs and vegetables never really came together as a dish. But the biggest disappointment wasn't the food. It was the service. Our server disappeared for extended stretches despite the restaurant being nearly empty. Water glasses sat empty. No tea refills. No check-ins. At one point I started wondering if she'd been recruited into a witness protection program. The only time my iced tea was refilled was when I finally asked for the check. That's generally not the point in the meal when you're hoping service suddenly kicks into gear. What makes this experience so frustrating is the potential. The restaurant looks fantastic. The location is great. The ownership has a proven track record nearby. But on this visit, the food execution and service simply didn't match the reputation. Disappointed. Not the breakfast experience we expected. And in a town overflowing with outstanding breakfast options, that's a tough miss. Two stars. Try another breakfast spot. In Gatlinburg, you have plenty of excellent choices.

Just finished a great breakfast at The Fillin Station. From the outside you might just drive by…read moresince it once was a gas station. The fun begins when you enter and see the eclectic decor from the 40s and 50s. Everything is cooked fresh when you order it. I had the Western Imelet, which was filled with veggies and sausage. It came with a choice of grits or hash browns, and toast. Our waitress was very hospitable and kept our coffee cups filled. Will definitely return again!

This place is super adorable! It is an old gas station converted into a breakfast restaurant. We…read moreenjoyed the ambiance and the breakfast food was pretty good. My only complaint is that the tea had white flakes floating in it and was a little murky in color. We ended up switching to water and it was fine! The service was good and relatively quick. Its a nice hole in the wall spot for a homestyle breakfast. Overall a decent experience.

Stopped in on vacation and what an absolute gem this place is off the main strip of Pigeon Forge…read more The Teddy Graham latte was sweet but not overbearing. It was the right ratio amount that it did not lose its brown sugar flavor. I also ordered the biscuit breakfast sandwich. This was an All-Star. All the ingredients tasted fresh and the only thing I wish was different was that I had ordered a second one! If you want a local coffee shop and do not want to go to a whole sit down breakfast restaurant, look no further than Small Town Bistro.

I like the vibe here. The space is clean, open, and welcoming, and the cute merch adds to the…read morecharm! For drinks, the Strawberry Chai was a standout. It was unique and the flavors worked really well together. The Small Town Shaker was more on the milky side and lacked that rich, foamy texture of a shaken espresso, so I would probably skip it next time. It was $16 for two coffees, which felt about average. Service was excellent. The staff were kind and attentive, even checking in with us on our way out, which I always appreciate.

We had both dinner and breakfast. The breakfast buffet was okay with a bit of slow service - the…read moreservers pushed for the buffet, but they weren't good at filling some of the basics like potatoes. The omelette station was good - it allowed toppings to be picked, and the line wasn't long (unlike the embassy, that tends to get long lines). Fruits were ok, I wish they had berries but it was melons and pineapple. Dinner was good overall - we ordered pasta primavera, pizza, grilled cheese, and a nice addition was a side of watermelon for kids cheese sandwich - I suppose it is a popular place during summer. So on the average, it was good. I wish the service was better during breakfast.

A very nice hotel restaurant inside the Park Vista by Doubletree. A spacious and open floor plan…read morewith floor to ceiling windows over looking the indoor pool or the BlueRidge Mountains depending on where you sit. I had the pleasure of dining here twice during my stay. Once for dinner and once for breakfast. Both were excellent experiences. The dinner was first, probably the best pork chop I've ever had. Cajun seasoned and so tender you could almost cut it with a fork! Some grilled veggies all on a bed of creamy mashed potatoes. Just amazing! I did the breakfast buffet the next day and wow, what a line up. Fresh cut and whole fruit station, a cereal bar with many different kinds including oatmeal. And the pastry and yogurt oh my, where do I begin. But the hot foods were the hit of the Buffett. Scrambled Eggs, bacon sausage potatoes pancakes biscuits and gravy. They don't make a plate big enough to hold all that lol. In addition to all that you can order custom made eggs and omelettes right there. And don't forget about the milks and many juices to choose from. A very delightful way to start your day.