Gatlinburg Breakfast Suggestions

“Anyone here a local or someone else know of a tasty place to breakfast around Gatlinburg? I kind-a hope for a bufet-type of setup. We've got a Shoney's BB here, and I guess tha'd do fine too.”

“anytime I have been to Gatlinburg the Pancake Pantry has always been packed. Get there early though. I have seen some long, long lines”

“Thanks Ewker, is it a waited table or get'chur own?”

“Bennets barbeque on River Road has a nice breakfast buffet. Even a super finicky 3 year old liked it.”

“Also, the River Road pancake house has a good sit down type breakfast. It's huge, and all the servers are from Eastern Europe and Russia.”

“the Pancake Pnatry is "it!" As Ewker suggests, it is best to go early, 7-8 a.m., and beat the crowd. However, I don't recall any "bufet-type" service there. And is is a little expensive. I enjoy their "Swedish Pancakes with lingonberries." Also, I can second treebait's recommendation of Bennets barbeque. I enjoyed a lunch there with a charming, thru-hiker, young, girl, whom I met along the AT near Snake Den Ridge Trail.


Bennets barbeque on River Road has a nice breakfast buffet. Even a super finicky 3 year old liked it.”
treebait
last edited: 12/10/05 9:10:35 AM”

“treebait, thanks I will have to remember Bennets.

precision, maybe if you get lucky Chili will see this and invite you over for an all you can eat breakfast..lol.”

“i was in cherokee recently and stopped at grandmas steak and pancake house. they have quite a variety. i had peanut butter pancakes. yum!”

“Oooph -thaat's something I'd have to try a taste of before I go for a plate of them. Peanut butter pancakes reminds me of pumpkin beer.

A plate or two or three of cakes, a plate of eggs, a plate of bacon, sounds delicious. Now go eat!

I'll be there before the lines. Thanks for the tips.”