Where to Eat and Drink in Gatlinburg, Tennessee
"A bit off the beaten path in the Arts and Crafts Community, this little cabin in the woods serves quintessential family and community recipes, whereas the seasonal menu changes and is often sourced from the garden. But, there are some standard offerings such as the hot pimento cheese dip and lobster pie definitely worth a try. Known for the Wild Plum Tea served hot or cold, there’s no need for pinkies up, and the dog-friendly outdoor seating is a plus. Open Thursday through Sunday for lunch only, 24-hour advance reservations are highly recommended and are required for parties of 6 or more." - Melissa Corbin
