We stopped by in here after having breakfast down below at five oaks farm kitchen. This store had…read moreeverything! Clothes, food, toys, decor, souvenirs, and so much more! I featured some of the items that I enjoyed I did leave with buying a gorgeous opal ring! Most of the value of the store were very reasonable! I didn't see any employees really on the floor but the guy who checked me out at the counter was very kind.

Love this place! I was specifically referred to this store because they have the largest selection…read moreof On shoes in Pigeon Forge. I wasn't disappointed. They have so much more also. It's a great country store with reasonable prices.

Great general sore to find trinkets for your house or kitchen! I loved the spice room and all the…read morepre made mixes. Ended up buying a "MaMa" hat and a sticker. This seems like the kind of store that every time you visit you may find a totally different section. The quilt room was pretty impressive as well. At the counter the ladies were extremely friendly and loved on our little baby. The were selling fudge and what looked like hot roasted nuts.

This is an enormous building with both a restaurant and a large gift/candy shop. The two entities…read moreare in two separated spaces, so we didn't get a smell of bacon and pancakes while we shopped next door, but we did get a whiff of the many candles, body goods, warm candied nuts and hand pies. This shop is a tad cluttered and overwhelming but if you have the time and patience to weave through the tight spaces, you will absolutely find something fun and fabulous. There seemed to be sections of body/beauty, hats and clothing, a flag and decor area, an area with canned/bottled goodies and dip mixes, nostalgic candy, a counter with fudges, hand pies, ice cream, and candied nuts, a section with books and toys and many (MANY!) gift ideas and Smoky Mountain souvenirs. We also loved that the local Dancing Bean Coffee sells beans in bulk here. We have been using the Turtle flavor daily the last few days and love how smooth and subtle the flavor is, not overpoweringly sweet like many flavored coffees. The service was amazing-patient, prompt, and friendly. The candied pecans are the best I've ever had. They have been wonderful on salads and on a charcuterie board since I brought them home. The pricing wasn't extremely high either! For the fudge, ice cream, book, coffee, candy, popcorn seasoning, and nuts we purchased, I think we spend around $30. Not too shabby!

What a cool store with friendly staff, fun local products, and just a chill vibe. Moderately priced…read moreshirts and primarily TN-themed goods. We especially liked the shirts that were based off of Knox neighborhoods with funny sayings.

Love the store, it was very warm and cozy as soon as you walk in…read more Lots of variety of shirts that were folded accordingly and lots of different designs to choose from. Staff was very kind and was very helpful. Shirts were a little much but the fabric being used was very soft and plush so it makes up for it. Will definitely visit again when I come to visit Knoxville again!

I stopped at this shopping center as it's the host for the Dollar Tree and I needed two cheap…read morethings for the trip. Easy to get here with a traffic light out front and plenty of parking. The shopping center is anchored by the Kroger supermarket but you'll also find a sporting goods store, wings, Mexican, Teriyaki, professional offices, nail salon, tobacconist and a coin laundry. The shopping center appears to be in good condition. [Review 1199 of 2024 - 515 in Tennessee - 22222 overall]

This area is fun to walk around during the day when shops are open. There are lots of souvenir…read moreplaces, plus just general shopping (boots and clothes, candles, etc). They also have a public bathroom here; it's one of the only ones I could find while walking along the street so came in handy!

Best variety of unique shops on Parkway…read more Lovely holiday decorations, plenty of tables/benches to rest. Hot sauce, coffee, art, candles, olive/vinegar tasting, pet shop, pub, sweets, etc.

This store has so much to look at and so many wonderful items. I just love shopping here.read more

Fantastic thrift/antique store! One of THE BEST I've ever been! Fantastic selection of mid-century…read morestuff and vintage clothes. Great for Tennessee souvenirs also. Staff was warm and engaging...especially Michael! I can't wait to go back the next time I'm in Knoxville!

Small strip mall across the River from the island…read more There is a Burlington and a Nike Store. Right in the out lot is the big bungee swing, the drops too. There is a wine and slush wine spot, general store, Cinnaholic, Junction 35 and many more stores too. The parking lot has a big section of turf, seating and big chess boards too.

This is a super cute area! My family ate at Downtown Flavortown then walked around the shops a…read morelittle bit. There's a good amount of shops and something that would interest just about everyone. There's also a super nice green space complete with games and rides.

The Old Mill in Pigeon Forge is one of those places that combines history, charm, and great food…read moreall in one stop. Built in 1830, the gristmill has been grinding grain for nearly 200 years, and you can still see the iconic water wheel turning on the Little Pigeon River today. It's a true piece of living history and one of the most photographed spots in the Smoky Mountains. One of the best parts is that the mill is still in operation. The flour and cornmeal ground here are used daily at the Old Mill Restaurant, which serves up some of the best Southern comfort food you'll find in the area. The biscuits, pancakes, and cornbread taste extra special knowing they're made from grain ground right on-site. You can also purchase bags of their flour and mixes at the General Store to take a little piece of Pigeon Forge home with you. The surrounding Old Mill Square adds even more charm, with a pottery shop, candy kitchen, and local boutiques. It's the perfect place to stroll, shop, and soak up the atmosphere. If you're visiting Pigeon Forge, The Old Mill is a must-see--historic, delicious, and unforgettable. https://linktr.ee/reessroots

This review is limited to the beautiful Old Mill that stands at the entrance to Old Mill Square and…read moreits shoppes overall. Some of the places I visited here including the Old Mill restaurant, the pottery shop, the ice cream store, the candy store, and the general store are reviewed separately. The Old Mill is one of the most photographed areas for movies and TV. It is a working mill and you can see the wheel rolling along with a long waterfall off to the side. Ducks swim in the water and it's so cute to watch them. An overhead sign welcomes you to the Square. There are other photo opportunites here as well. Check out the park bench surrounded by flowers. It makes a great shot. Free parking is in the back. Watch out for traffic coming off the parkway when you want to cross the street. In addition to the above shops there is also a clothing store, a blacksmith,a distillery, a leather store and the Old Mill pottery house restaurant to dine in. Some of the stores have actual demonstations such as the pottery house and the blacksmith. You can find more about the Mill itself if you visit the general store and restaurant. During our visit we had an entertainer play his guitar on the front porch of the general store. It gave us a real southern vibe and welcome to this place. More importantly get those photos. They are ones you definitely want to cherish! Was very happy to visit this place I'd been looking forward to coming to for a long time.