Holy cannoli. The cannolis here are fantastic, cream-filled wonders. Dusted with powdered sugar and…read moregarnished with chocolate chips you get just enough sweetness and flavor in each bite. Apparently, this spot has even been shown on several TV and news features for their famous cannolis. I believe it. But the signature treat here is actually the merri-mac tea cake which has been around since the bakery was founded, apparently. It's basically a shortbread cookie with fondant. I can't say that I loved it. I think it would be much better without so much fondant. I scraped it off then scarfed it down. The owner just completed renovations and is working on the second floor now. If you have some time, peruse the pics on the wall and take in the history. Apparently these treats have been around as the very first bakery in town.

What a cute little bake shop from the outside!! Look out Knoxville, they are gonna be on the news…read morethis week--and I can see why, usually when you walk into a bakery, you smell baked goods. Not the case here. The cannolis are OK!! Very sweet BUT they taste like their pre-made. I have tasted the same ones at Carrabas but they put chocolate chips on it instead of pistachios. The frosted brownies are huge--but very disappointed in it....very hard, like stale hard !! The Apple fritter has chunks of Apple's in them, would be much better warmed up. Very reasonably priced on their goodies... --I wish they sold milk to go with these sweets-- I have had better.

Stopped in during my stay at the Fairfield Glade resort since I drove past it daily. Found some…read morereally nice folks own and run it. Ordered 2 scoops ( Vanilla and Black Cherry). It was delicious!

I was an ice cream maker in a small family run business when I was in high school. I'd like to…read morethink that I know good quality frozen confections when I taste them. The Custard Cabin offers fine quality desserts that should please anyone. Certainly the quality that you receive comes at a cost- there is no getting around it. Food (and dessert especially) products can either be cheap or good- you generally can only pick one. If you are price sensitive, there are other lower quality options available elsewhere. Kids generally don't know the difference and some times don't finish what they are given- so I can understand why parents might be price sensitive. Be forewarned if your offspring are as described. Having said that, if you are an adult with a reasonably refined taste for frozen desserts, you'll understand where that extra money spent at Custard Cabin went. It is true that they generally have 1-2 "flavors of the day" plus the standby vanilla and chocolate, but they have frozen pints and quarts usually in many flavors to go. You may want to consider the frozen pint/quart option if the flavor of the day just doesn't do it for you. Sometimes they run out of vanilla and/or chocolate close to closing time. You may want to call ahead if your heart is set on the old standbys.

Large servings, great service, cute summer vibes, great quality ice cream with a large flavor…read morevariety and reasonable prices! You can count on never being disappointed! 20/10

I tried a generous two-scoop with flavors that struck the perfect balance between creamy richness…read moreand fresh-taste. Free tastings were offered, so you can sample before committing -- always a plus. The shop feels well cared for and locally loved -- it's evident this isn't just chain ice cream; it's a local gem. For families or groups: there's seating inside, and the area is pleasant for walking around to the fountain across the street, weather pending. A few tips: Because it's so popular, especially on warm evenings, expect a bit of a line during peak times. Some flavors might rotate or sell out -- go early if you're eyeing a specific one. We had a delicious sweet treat and was impressed by the large variety of options!

Several flavors to choose from and the scoops are very large and generous. Employees are very…read morefriendly and helpful and eager to help. The furnishing clean and well kept.

Ice cream was great, staff seemed to keep composure as it was extremely busy on a beautiful, sunny,…read moreSaturday. This place must do well as the line was to the door, multiple people walked in, looked around and decided not to stand in line and left. Business out the door. Money spent elsewhere. A neat vintage ice cream shop that features several classic ice cream tools and equipment. My four stars refers to the flow of the experience. The line directs to the far right rear in which you go to the back to order. The line is formed which you have to excuse yourself to get to the restroom. You have to excuse yourself to grab a drink from cooler reach in, excuse yourself to view the apparel they sell, as well as excuse yourself to return to the dining lounge seating area in front of the shop when you complete your order and receive your ice cream to exit the building if you want to leave. Be expected to say excuse me multiple times in this shop as all is directed to right rear of the building, yet seating is in front. Lastly, we do have a child in wheelchair in which I wouldn't say it's comfortable navigating through the shop. The restroom is literally in back far right way past counter multiple turns, not the best most accessible as there's this awkward church pew in the walkway. Not to mention the order counter tops are high tops. You'd never reach in a wheelchair. We'd go back for the ice cream, though have a strategy.

We stopped by while driving through town. Cute little ice cream shop - great service. Lovely ice…read morecream. I stuck with the tried and true cookies and cream. It was delish.

Really fun, tasty spot in down town LC. They had a ton of…read moreyummy, unique ice creams and sorbets (I highly recommend the tequila almond ice cream!!) in addition to many other authentic Mexican street foods, both savory and sweet. A lot of places downtown close early but they stay open late, which is great. I'm looking forward to going back to try the mangonada next time!!

Came here for the first time to celebrate my father in laws bday a while back...the only nice thing…read moreI have to say about this place is our waitress was sweet. Walking in, the whole floor is sticky. We got sat in a back corner booth and promptly forgotten about for 20 mins. We had to get someone ourselves (it wasn't even busy). Like I said when the waitress finally got to our table, she was nice. I got a chicken sandwich that was mostly inedible. It was dry, no sauce and the patty was overcooked and gristley (how do you even get gristley chicken??) With all that said, the most exciting part of our visit was when the mascot made an appearance on the wall next to our table....A COCKROACH. I honestly wanted to like this place because it's close and we don't have a ton of restaurant options in this town, but I'd skip this place and just go to Hardee's.

First visit and will be our only visit. Dinner for three cost $100 with tip. The rooster planks…read more(chicken strips) were the worst of our food. The "chicken" was not real breast meat but more of a processed chicken paste. I had the Cab special which was hamburger steak. Again it was mostly a patty with alot of breading or fillers. The only saving grace was the prime rib. For $29 it was well cooked and a large portion.

Bradley's Sweet Side is a great choice for a sweet treat! I've never been disappointed! Everything…read moreI've tried on the menu is good. Their staff is very friendly too!

I had the Peachy Peach which was fantastic and my wife had the chocolate peanut butter, which she…read moreloved! It was a great ending to our meal next door.

Friendly and helpful…read more Need short ribs and was almost out of luck. The cut ribs were walking out the door with another customer. Butcher offered other items but I explained it was a birthday meal. He cut more. I thanked him by buying the entire rack. Many items to choose from. Enjoyed he chicken and potato salad. Many ready to make meals. Bone marrow. Pasta. Local items. Too much to mention and all worthy of repeated trips. One regular asked for the $40 meat box. I'll find out what that is next time.

Very nice owner. Definitely a business we want to support as a town. Fresh meat is important and…read morethis place has a nice selection. They also carry bread, local honey and some spices for grilling. Check it out!

Nice place for lunch and coffee. Lunch sandwiches were…read moreplentiful and very tasty. The coconut pie was awesome.

Absolutely one of the best breakfast places in the plateau. Coffee is solid--top notch vanilla…read morelatte. Recommend the cinnamon roll. Then add the two eggs and bacon plate. Great value and crispy bacon. You order at the counter, find a chair and food is delivered. If only they would get the WiFi working consistently. Room is comfy, grab a place by the windows

Fantastic little shop with limited but tasty menu…read more Meant to try more items by now, but I'm sold on the snow shakes. Have had the Twisted pineapple and now the Cremisicle snow shake. Fantastic. Sweet. Yes. Doesn't stop the intense flavors from coming through. Also tried a classic spud. The potato fed me for 3 meals. Was recommended the chicken ranch spud for next time. Potatoes are cooked to perfection. Also, need to make room for a funnel cake. The owner hires the nicest people. Ask for a menu when driving up. Or take a look at the photos section here. Will be a regular. Treat yourself to this local gem.

I'm formerly from LaFollette and have family in the area - we often find ourselves here, especially…read moreon the weekends. Definitely a nice stop for treats and eats, something unique that isn't like everything else around it. I'm definitely all in for the funnel cakes; not the biggest fan of shave ice in general, no fault to this place for that. The walk up and drive through options that they upgraded (along with the building) makes it more accessible than it was prior. If you're in the area or swinging through and wondered if it's worth it, I'd say get yourself a Funnel Cake!