Very good menu and staff. You don't have to be staying at the Inn to dine here and I really think…read moreyou should. They are attentive and very friendly. The food is amazing! The lamb is perfect and they also have dry aged premium steaks.

This place has ambiance but it missing some of the basics that would warrant a higher review. Made…read morea reservation for a Saturday night- which I would highly recommend doing if you're going to go. We were seated at an amazing table overlooking the river. Our server was friendly though there were a bunch of servers who stopped by our table overlooking the course of the night. All were pleasant, though our server asked us if we were there for a special event when we sat and we said no, then at the end of them meal he though it was my husband's birthday, but not in a "here a drink on the house" kind of way, just an awkward comment. I got the bone in pork chop which came on a serving shaved Brussel sprouts. The pork chop was perfectly cooked and very tender. Our server recommended we get a side, so we tried the truffle Mac and cheese, it was fine but not great-it was not all that cheesy though we could taste the truffle. I wouldn't recommend it. My husband's risotto with filet and mushrooms only had the scantest amount of filet and mushrooms though was very flavorful. When it arrived at our table it had sloshed all over the serving dish and the server said she was going to fix it it just went to the servers station (2 feet from us) and then came back a minute later-I'm not sure what exactly that fixed but the presentation certainly was not that of a dish that costs $50! I had the smoked Sazerac for my drink. It was nice and the cherry smoke imparted a great flavor though it's not supposed to be served with an ice cube. Additionally, the ice cube within was not clear or perfectly cubed. For a $22 cocktail, this was a miss in my book. I had the crème brûlée for dessert and they strangely put very wet strawberries on the brûlée. I only got a very small space that I could attempt to crack the brûlée. It tasted delicious, though the strawberries really should have been served on the side. Between courses, a bear walked up the river which was an exciting development. This restaurant is beautiful and perfectly situated on a scenic river.

Travis is A+++++. Funny. Great moonshine. Why does the review need to be at least 85 characters?…read moreWe had fun and spent too much money. Your welcome.

Sugarlands is hands-down my favorite experience on the Gatlinburg strip and a must-do every time we…read morevisit. We've done the tasting multiple times over the years, and it never gets old because the hosts bring so much personality, humor, and energy to the experience. The jokes, stories, and interactions are always a little different, which keeps it fresh and fun. This past weekend, Trey really knocked it out of the park! One thing I really appreciate is that they regularly change the tasting menu, so there are always new flavors to try. The tasting itself is an incredible value at just $5, and the wristbands can be saved and combined for discounts on purchases. I brought two wristbands from a trip over a year ago, combined them with the ones we purchased this visit, and ended up getting a bottle of moonshine basically free, I only paid the tax! They've also added a new option where you can pay an extra $5 to choose three specific flavors you'd like to sample up to two additional times, which is a great addition. We also checked out the speakeasy-style bar tucked behind the store, and it has a fantastic atmosphere and is definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a more relaxed place to enjoy a drink. Every staff member we've encountered has been friendly, welcoming, and entertaining. Our personal favorites are the sipping creams as they're absolutely delicious and worth taking home. We picked up their new Churro flavor and love it! If you're visiting Gatlinburg, don't miss Sugarlands. It's one of the best values and most memorable experiences in town.

Service was outstanding and with personal, funny attention from Brent. Time to eat (for slow…read moreeaters) was cheerfully allowed. The food was outstanding. Rich, flavorful, delicious. It's our first anniversary (yes, we're 76 yo but not dead yet) and we're treated to a delicious dessert. I don't eat desserts, ever, but.... . If you ever are anywhere near Gatlinburg, make a beeline to Chesapeake. Best choice EVER!!!

Let's start with the parking situation, there's no dedicated parking, so be prepared to park in a…read moregarage about a 7-minute walk away, which cost us $15. Not the best start to the evening. As for the food, it was honestly pretty underwhelming considering how hyped this place is. The crab dip was okay, nothing memorable. The steak and lobster was disappointing- the lobster had that soft texture that overcooked or not-so-fresh crawfish can have. The baked shrimp wasn't bad, but definitely not something I'd order again. Strawberry shortcake was decent enough. Ironically, the bread basket ended up being my favorite part of the meal-absolutely delicious. The service, however, was genuinely warm and hospitable. It was a bit slow, but the staff was kind, friendly, and personable enough that it made up for it. That was honestly the highlight of the experience. Was I excited to try this place because of all the hype? Absolutely. Would I personally recommend it? Probably not.

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.

We were skeptical about coming after reading a different review on Yelp that suggested the food…read morewasn't authentic. Now that I've been, I have to say it tasted authentic to me, at least based on the food my table had. Crab fried rice was delicious. They gave generous portions of meat in all of the meat dishes. The crispy duck was actually crispy. The food was well seasoned and not too salty. I think they actually do make their Thai tea because my tea was in 2 layers when it was brought out (tea at the bottom and milk at the top) and I mixed it myself. Though the restaurant was busy, the servers did their best to attend to you and came back to refill waters. The place was clean. Sufficient parking. Unfortunately, we didn't try the tum yum, which is honestly the bar I judge every Thai restaurant by (I want to taste that galangal and kaffir leaf), next time. Took pictures after we chowed down this time. I do need to warn that their medium spicy level is actually spicy, which I enjoyed, but others may not. I do highly recommend if you are in the area and craving Thai. ----------- Update: went back and tried the Tom Yum. It was good, but was missing the "kick" and depth of sour flavor I prefer. Also would add that the food can get pricey fairly quickly if you get multiple dishes. Chicken satay was delicious, highly recommend. I'd still go back and recommend coming here though.

Another tourist trap that is way overpriced, serves sub par food, and isn't up to my cleanliness…read morestandards. We love Thai food, and having lived in the Seattle area for a long time, have eaten our fair of excellent Thai food. This was amongst the worst I've had. I was suspicious as soon as we walked in regarding the quality and standards we might experience so we wisely shared one dish-Panang curry with beef. My husband also got a Singha beer. My husband-who will eat what I consider the cheapest of beef and love it- would not eat the beef in this dish. He said it had a strange taste and texture. I agreed that it was unusual and steered clear as well. Be careful, they add 18% gratuity to your bill, then ask for a tip when they give you their device. Even without an additional tip, we walked out of there having spent $38 on a meal we could barely gag down, and one beer. Skip it!

Great music great food! Love Blake's Old Red. Recommend Ma's Meatloaf & Ribs. Nice relaxing vibes.read more

Great food & great live music. Our server Jimmy was amazing, she took great care of usread more

I enjoyed the Breakfast Juice and a pretzel. Friendly service and good IPA. Could be a bit heavier…read moreABV but tasted hoppy, slightly hazy and a touch citrusy. If I had more time I would've enjoyed a few more. Good stuff!!

Gatlinburg Brewing Co is a small brewery pub right on the main parkway on the north end of downtown…read moreGatlinburg. We dropped in for some dinner and enjoyed our experience. For my beer, I ordered their Irish stout which was great. Their menu is mainly specialty pizzas but they do have some salads and I was able to get their salad with roasted chicken. It was hearty as far as salads go and full of veggies. The chicken was a bit plain but other than that, I enjoyed it. The dining room is basic with several high tops and a few low tops as well. The service was friendly and the prices were reasonable. Get to it!

Came around 3 on a Thursday nobody here. Says karaoke starts at 8 sat on balcony michelob ultra in…read morealuminum bottles. Budlight draft. We've came before at night and it be packed. We went to the rooftop and you can smoke outside there

There's plenty of places to eat and drink in Gatlinburg and in my experience in the world, an Irish…read moreplace has never let me down so I decided to pop into here. Well I should've known by the way the elevator smelled so violently of vomit that this wasn't the place but I decided to give it a go anyway. I popped in for a quick drink and snack only to find out their kitchen was closed. Mind you it was about 3 in the afternoon so this didn't make any sense. I asked for a well drink and it was made stiff but I didn't specify I wanted sliver tequila and it came out with gold. That was on me but it was rather rough. The staff was pretty short and rude which considering how dead it was unwarranted. This place is a miss in my book, at least for a casual drink and to watch a game.