Top 5 Places to Dine Out in Pigeon Forge

Old Mill: This southern style restaurant is located on the bank of the little Pigeon River. The outside is made of sprawling timber to match the inside with rafters and wood floors and setting that allows pleasant views of the Little Pigeon River through large windows. Most meals are rife with flavors of the South.

The breakfast menu consists of pancakes with grits, homemade muffins, biscuits, corn grits, cream gravy, country ham, sausage and bacon, and your choice of freshly brewed coffee or tea. For lunch you can have country-fried steak, sugar-cured ham, pork loin, chicken and dumplings and for dinner you can have catfish, rib eye steak, fries and grilled entrees.

Bullfish Grill: This restaurant is elegantly decorated and serves the best aged angus beef in the area. You start your meals with warm, salty bread and butter. Their meat is so tender and juicy. Prices are a little high but the service and quality of food are great.

Smoky Mountain Brewery: This is a sports bar type, very casual micro-brewery restaurant. All beer are made on site. a variety of beer to select from. The pizzas are half price on Tuesdays and hamburgers are half price on Wednesdays. This restaurant is kid friendly and the atmosphere is wonderful. This is a must see if you are in the area.

Little Tokyo: If you like Japanese food than you would certainly love this restaurant. They have Hibachis where you can enjoy watching your food being cooked, or if you choose to you can have a seat or booth. The food is delicious and very affordable.

Alamo Steakhouse: This restaurant has wonderful seafood sandwiches, chops and chicken. This is one of 2 locations in the Smoky Mountains. Alamo steakhouse offers a great atmosphere and the best place for stake lovers. This restaurant is a little pricey but still a good value.