Pancake Pantry vs Log Cabin Pancake House: Which to Pick?
Gatlinburg has two legendary pancake houses, and visitors almost always end up debating which one is worth the trip. Pancake Pantry, downtown on the Parkway,
Gatlinburg has two legendary pancake houses, and visitors almost always end up debating which one is worth the trip. Pancake Pantry, downtown on the Parkway,
Ask ten Smoky Mountain regulars where to get breakfast near Pigeon Forge and you’ll likely hear two names: The Old Mill Restaurant and Log Cabin
Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine has grown into a mini chain of tasting rooms scattered across Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and beyond, and two of the most
Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge both sit at the center of Tennessee’s moonshine boom, and two names come up constantly when visitors plan a tasting stop:
Walk down the Gatlinburg Parkway and you’ll hit both of them within a few blocks of each other: Ole Smoky Distillery’s flagship location, The Holler,
Not every restaurant closes down for the holiday in Gatlinburg. If you’re staying in a cabin without a full kitchen, traveling through on December 25th,
Pigeon Forge takes its fudge seriously. Up and down the Parkway and tucked into places like Old Mill Square and The Island, candy makers still
Gatlinburg’s Parkway has been a candy-maker’s strip since the mid-20th century, and the taffy tradition here is the real deal: sugar cooked in copper kettles,
Downtown Gatlinburg’s Parkway is one of the few places in the country where you can smell a candy shop before you see it. Copper kettles
You brought home a mason jar of Ole Smoky or Sugarlands moonshine from a Gatlinburg distillery tour, and now it’s sitting on the counter looking
Walking into any Ole Smoky store in Gatlinburg means facing a wall of mason jars in every flavor imaginable, and picking just a few to
You just finished a tasting flight at a Gatlinburg distillery, grabbed a jar of apple pie moonshine, and now you’re wondering if you can just
Walk into any distillery on the Gatlinburg strip and you’ll hit the same question at the counter: are you doing the tasting? It costs money,
Gatlinburg’s Parkway is lined with working moonshine distilleries where you can watch copper stills bubble away, sample dozens of flavors, and hear the story of
Every Gatlinburg trip itinerary seems to include a stop for “free moonshine samples,” but the truth is more nuanced than the marketing suggests. A city