Five Oaks Farm Kitchen

The family and I decided to try Five Oaks on our Valentine day birthday trip celebration for our little girl. Five Oaks definitely did not disappoint! The service was great and they were very efficient (we were 30th on the waiting list and only waited about 25 min). Breakfast was awesome. The pancakes were super fluffy and hash browns fried well. The portions were a good size and filling. I will definitely recommend to others I know travel to the area.

Beautiful inside. Dessert for dinner. Homemade Banana pudding, peach cobbler made in a cast iron skillet and a gigantic cinnamon roll. The peach cobbler was my favorite, flaky top, big scoop of ice cream, just the right amount of cinnamon. The cinnamon roll was ok, tastes like a roll or something, can’t place it but tastes different- big enough for 4 to share. The banana pudding is good, not enough bananas and too much caramel sauce, sweet and delicious tho. I would come back even if it’s just for dessert. Clean and good, quick service.

Been here a couple times and both times were very good experiences. The giant roll is very good and filling upon itself so make sure you have a few people with you or plan to take a it to go. Eggs Benedict comes with a nice thick cut of ham over a really thick biscuit. Normally I prefer the English muffin version but this was very good. Only caveat is they cook the eggs over easy instead of poached but that’s fine in this instance. Just needs a little bigger hollandaise sauce cup to with it would be my only issue. I know they have a sister location in Gatlinburg but that location seem to be too salty and greasy when I ate there once, so I prefer 5 Oaks.

This was my third visit, and unfortunately the disappointment this time was unreal. My first visit back in August 2025 with my wife was off the chain — incredible food, great portions, and we left saying this was one of the best restaurants in Sevierville. I came back in December 2025 and noticed a slight dip in quality, but the food was still good. I just returned on 2/06/26, and “let down” is an understatement. The server was great — absolutely no complaints there — but the food quality and the manager’s attitude were shocking. 1. Buckwheat Pancake I ordered one buckwheat pancake, which in the past came out on a large plate with a generous portion. This time it arrived in a small tin bowl with a much smaller portion. I explained to the server what I’d received on previous visits. She tried to fix it, but returned with another small pancake in a tin bowl. Both were undercooked and doughy in the center. I took one bite of each and couldn’t eat them. 2. Dr. John’s Morning Ritual Casserole Completely bland, very dry, and honestly looked like it had been sitting in the window for a while. I tried adding salt, pepper, and ketchup and still couldn’t get through more than three bites. 3. Grits The bowl was floating in what looked like grease or excessive butter. Even after adding sugar, they were unpleasant. The server mentioned a new kitchen manager, then said it might be new kitchen staff. Eventually a manager came to the table — an older gentleman — who said, “Thanks for your opinion.” As I began explaining the issues, he clearly didn’t care, said thanks again, and walked off like he was in a hurry. No concern. No conversation. No adjustment to the bill. That’s wild. A restaurant survives on customer satisfaction. I’m giving honest feedback because this place used to be great, and it’s clearly going downhill — and it starts with the food. I’ve included photos from our first visit compared to this most recent one. The difference speaks for itself. If I wanted McDonalds quality and portion size I would go there, I come here for the country size portions, the quality and hospitality and all of that is failing. Follow me for more reviews at MealsWithGreg on Facebook.

Very good food & great menu choices. However the hospitality is just not there. Greeted at the door with attitude then served with attitude. We went 2 times in our 5 day vacation. the first time was okay. but the second time we went the server told my friend who has a gluten ALLERGY to just “not eat the gluten on her plate” which I thought was weird because at my restaurant that I work at that would never ever be an appropriate response to an allergy. But I guess i shouldn’t compare. At least The food makes up for all the attitude!

My first time eating here and definitely was not disappointed. I got the chicken and dumplings and they really reminded me of my grandmothers recipe they were so good, the cornbread it came with was ok but the biscuits are the real winner when it comes to the bread here, some of the best biscuits I’ve had from a restaurant. We also ordered the cinnamon roll and it really is huge, we ate half and took the rest home to have for breakfast the next day. It had such a good flavor and surprisingly wasn’t too sweet which we loved. Overall a really good meal and worth the hype, I can’t remember our waiters name but he was wonderful, we will definitely be back!

The most AMAZING service and food. The week of thanksgiving so wait times were anticipated-joined waitlist online and shopped in general store until table was close to ready. Amazing food and definitely enough to take home. Cinnamon roll icing is SUPER light and not what you think it would be.

This place is beautiful. I really liked the country feel and the fire pits out front are great to keep you warm while you wait. I joined the waitlist before I got there so we didn't have to wait long for a table. I had the Country Fried Steak with Fried Okra and my friends got the Smokehouse Sampling with Creamed Corn. I dont have much expectations when it comes to restaurants in high tourist areas but if you're looking for a filling meal, you should come here. The Creamed Corn was probably the best thing I tasted as well as the biscuit that came with my meal. Our waitress was awesome too, very attentive and just the sweetest lady. If youre in the area, I'd give this place a try and get the creamed corn!

We went for breakfast and had to get the Cinnamon Roll...Wow! I got a casserole and it came with biscuits and gravy which were very good. The waitress was awesome and right on time. Definitely will stop again when we're in Tennessee.

Went to Five Oaks Farm Kitchen based off of reviews on yelp. Did not disappoint. Rated 4 stars only because my original chicken order was slightly undercooked.. when brought to my servers attention, she apologized and I chose a different meal.. which was even better.

Food is great. Service is outstanding! Thanks Summer for an amazing lunch! The cinnamon roll was delicious.

Five Oaks Farm Kitchen is a true gem! From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the superb ambiance. The rustic yet charming decor creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The service was impressively fast and efficient. The staff was friendly, attentive, and went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed. And the food - simply outstanding! Every dish we tried was delicious and made with high-quality ingredients. The portions were generous, and the flavors were spot on. Whether you're craving comfort food or looking to try something new, Five Oaks Farm Kitchen has something for everyone. Overall, it was an excellent dining experience. I can't recommend this place enough and will definitely be coming back. If you're in Sevierville, don't miss out on this fantastic restaurant!

This place has gone way down since our last visit. In December, we had the BEST breakfast we've had in a long time (at a restaurant). The corned beef was a show stopper and so was the red eye Benney. We returned today, corned beef is no longer on the menu, epic disappointment. But we still got two eggs Benny because we knew it was delicious, and it was totally different. The red eye gravy was very salty and didn't taste the same, and our hollandaise sauce was served cold, and the ham was dry. We were soooooo disappointed, what a crash from the meal we had here in December. Sadly now we don't trust the consistency on this place and will transition back to Crocketts basecamp for our go-to bfast.

Ambiance was cute! The food was subpar at best and that's being generous. My husband and I ordered fried chicken- greasy and not crispy, mashed potatoes tasted odd, green beans were bland and the okra was soft not crunchy. The biscuit that came with lunch was fine. I'm not sure that all the people giving this place 5 stars ate at the same place we did. Food is one star quality, ambiance bumps it up.

Happening place so be prepared for the wait. Good food so worth the wait. Went on a Monday morning but it was still busy. Good customer service. I got the co-op and pig suey casserole and it was amazing. Delicious and tasty. Try the huge cinnamon roll because it is tasty. Grits is amazing and delicious. Good food and service.

Checked in online here, and had a very short wait. This place was packed, so they were hustling to get people food, clear tables, and seat newcomers. Beautiful setting with a rustic-looking barn, and nice decor inside and out. After getting coffee, I ordered an omelette that came with a roll and cinnamon apples. Also to our table were pigs in a blanket and a skillet meal, which was more than enough food for breakfast. As we were leaving, we noticed how packed the waiting areas was becoming. Earlier the better, you won't regret it.

Great food and service I'll definitely go back ! The decor was cute farm house and generous food portions.

The food and service was top notch, great atmosphere. The southern style cooking was perfect. I would recommend stopping in when in the area.

Amazing food !!! Have been to Pigeon forge numerous times, yet just tried Five Oaks. We went last night and tonight for dinner. my daughter had the chicken and dumplings, which were probably the best i've ever had. I ordered the chicken salad. It was absolutely fantastic. Tonight our server was Andrew. Andrew was outstanding!!!! Service was impeccable. Give this restaurant a try. can't wait to try breakfast tomorrow morning.

Five Oaks was explained to me like a Cracker Barrel on steroids! It certainly is an appeal for everyone in a 15 mile radius! The building is enormous and full of fun things to look at, plus a second story! It was before 9AM on a Sunday and was slammed. Even worse when we left. My order was the Isaac's Favorite which is their version of an eggs Benedict. Instead of an English muffin, the served it on a flaky biscuit and I requested crispy bacon instead of ham. The hollandaise was similar to a cheese sauce and not a creamy lemon sauce. Not sure if it's a southern thing or they don't know how to make proper hollandaise. Wasn't bad, just was unusual for me. The service was good and friendly.

Pot roast and Chicken pot pie. Great service, ambience, and many interesting menu choices. We like this place, and we like the menu and dining choices.

I want to preface this entire review with I will NEVER go back to pigeon forge and not eat here. I'd eat here every morning if my family would let me. Y'all. Get the freaking cinnamon roll! I ate the middle first. Its loaded with cinnamon and the bread melts around your teeth when you bite it. The grits were the perfect consistency and I regret offering my husband a bite because I never got them back. I got an egg plate but who cares because I also got a cinnamon roll and now it's all I ever need in life. Get the cinnamon roll.

Came into Pigeon Forge over the Mothers Day weekend. This was my daughters choice and I have to say we were not disappointed! We were warmly greeted and our drink or taken promptly Sweet tea for me and A soft drink for my daughter. Our chicken dinner choices were cooked to perfection! We both love fried chicken, but for me the sides made the meal Greens and mashed potatoes the max and cheese my daughter had was delicious! But the potato soup at the beginning of the star of the show My daughter hasn't ever tried it before and she really liked it It does my heart good to see her experience new things We love 5 Oaks we'll be back!

After spending the day hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains, we stopped at Five Oak Farm Kitchen for a late lunch. There was plenty of seating so we were immediately given a table. Our waitress was friendly and promptly took our drink orders as we reviewed the menu I ordered the Fried Bologna Sandwich and it was very good. For such a simple dish, it was quite flavorful. The Mac N Cheese was also very delicious! We also got the cinnamon roll. I had no idea it was this big! It is definitely big enough for 2 - 4 people to share. There was a lot of frosting, however, the inside was pretty dry so that was disappointing Overall, this was a great find! I loved the decor, the music, the food and the service. I would gladly return if I am in this part of Tennessee again!

JOIN THE WAITLIST ON GOOGLE BEFORE YOU VENTURE HERE!! The wait really wasn't too long for us because we joined the waitlist when we left our cabin! And the little wait we did have was WELL worth it!! Breakfast was amazing here, our server was SO sweet!! Everything we had was absolutely delicious!!

OK, yall sit down for this one, it's gonna be lengthy. To start out with, the ambiance is very rustic and had the feel of grandma's log cabin in the woods. Friendly staff, very welcoming and helpful. They use benches as chairs so it gives it a very close, homely, family feel as well. As we were seated a random guy comes and throws down some bowls of what appeared to be soup. No "hello", no "hey would you like to try this", just slung it down and left. Not a great start but we stayed. The server came and got our drink orders and told us the bowls were complimentary vegetable soup so we tried it. There's a reason it's complimentary- no seasoning. Our server recommended our meals which is why we ordered them. My husband got the pot roast with mashed potatoes and corn on the cob. I ordered the sugared ham with Mac n Cheese and fried green tomatoes. Food came out quickly and hot! The sugared ham was sweet and savory, Mac n cheese had a little kick to it, as well as the fried green tomatoes. It was very good and would definitely order again. The pot roast... we expect it to be fatty but about 60% of the piece my husband got was pure fat so disappointed by this. The 30% that was meat though, melted in your mouth! It was delicious. Only issue beyond that... not enough salt in the meat so a lot of salt was added to his meal. Would he order again? Yes. If salt is the only hangup, we can live with that. We will try again soon because, on the way out, we saw their cinnamon roll that is served all day and has to be eaten with a steak knife. It peaked our breakfast interest! Also, the fried chicken looked very good, and we are suckers for good fried chicken! If you are wanting a true southern experience of food and comfort, this is a great place to start! Enjoy!

Big portions, server was friendly and knowledgeable. Beautiful restaurant. Service was quick. I got the pulled pork which was great. The cinnamon roll was huge but I wasn't a fan of the icing, it's not cinnamon roll icing, it's more like a whipped cream I guess.

I wanted to love this place. The atmosphere was perfect, great setting and decor. However, the food was lukewarm almost cold when it came out. The food was quick, but not hot. The kids waffles were my favorite part of the meal. The biscuits and gravy would've been great if hot and fresh. The biscuits were good and huge. Wanted to love but was not impressed.

Omg! We stopped in after our 6 hour drive from NC. The staff were wonderful, the decor is gorgeous. Food was phenomenal! Plenty of parking with a fire pit right out front if you're waiting to get a table. We got the pot roast and the bbq plate. The free "appetizer" of veggie soup was a nice touch and so good! Pricy but yummy. Worth the trip. Store was closed when we finished eating but the tshirts looked very cute.

Five Oaks Farm Kitchen in Sevierville, Tennessee, exceeded all expectations, delivering an authentic Southern dining experience. From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and genuine smiles. The rustic ambiance, complete with wooden accents and charming decor, perfectly set the tone for our meal. The highlight of our meal was undoubtedly the impeccable service. The staff went above and beyond to ensure that every need was met, offering recommendations and ensuring prompt refills on sweet tea. Their passion for hospitality was truly evident, making our dining experience all the more memorable. And our waiter Charles was polite and very kind and attentive Five Oaks Farm Kitchen is a must-visit for anyone craving genuine Southern cuisine and hospitality. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this charming eatery is sure to leave you with a smile on your face and a satisfied stomach. We can't wait to return on our next trip to Sevierville.

Food was good but the banana pudding is weird and not good at all avoid it service was great atmosphere was good

This place doesn't care about its customers - to them we're all just here to pay inflated prices and get treated like crap. We got on their waitlist and, without even notifying us that our table was ready, they canceled our place in line. When we went in to complain, they mocked us. We weren't rude or mean, we simply asked why they'd cancelled our place in line on the waitlist. Her response, "you weren't paying attention and we don't have time to waste on no shows." We weren't no shows, we were sitting outside on the bench. They never called our name, never sent a text message, just a cancellation notice. Truthfully, I don't care if their food is good or not, I'm not going to waste my money on a rude and classless joint like this!

I liked nearly everything about this restaurant, it's welcoming and warm which makes me want to eat even more. I got the chicken salad salad, which was amazing! Our waiter was pretty good and value of food was okay. I would for sure come back.

We turned in on a whim and this is the best food we have eaten in the area. great atmosphere Great food and great service from our waiter Andrew . We had open face pot roast that was A+, and cornbread salad that was absolutely delicious.

Second time to this amazing restaurant for breakfast! Google told us to join the waitlist so we did on the way, and almost no wait. Service was excellent and the food was amazing! We skipped the cinnamon roll bc while it's good, we remembered the griddle cakes being amazing and we remembered correctly! They literally melt in your mouth, 10/10. We also had the Dr. John's Omelet, the Pig Sooey casserole and the kids waffle, all were excellent!

Delicious. High recommendation from friends. The cinnamon roll was amazing. You have to get it to share. It's huge. Omelet was adequate. My husband liked the biscuits and gravy. Daughter ordered a kids pancake with strawberries and whip cream. This was hands down the best pancake. Cornmeal southern style. I was VERY impressed. If you like corn bread and pancakes, this would be their love child. 100% will plan to get it next time.

This is the BEST place to eat in my opinion! Worth the wait, and everything on their menu is AMAZING! Staff welcomes you soon as you walk in. This is a staple for our trips to GB!

Our server was great. She really was attentive to our needs. The food was great home cooking. The cinnamon rolls frosting is different. It's not like normal frosting. More whipped which threw me off.

We haven't had a bad meal here ever! If you're a fan of Crockett's, you will love Five Oaks even more. They can get reallllllly busy at peak times, so I highly suggest using the online waitlist option. Even as busy as they are, service never suffers. Be prepared to get more food than you can eat, portions are very generous. Most of the seating is wooden bench and rustic. They even have an upstairs seating area. We will continue to visit every time we are in the area.

We went here for lunch in February, which is kind of the "off season". It was pretty quiet and we were seated immediately. The interior and exterior is nice, in fitting with the area with a rustic farmhouse/southern country vibe. The tables are a picnic table/bench style. This is fine, but can be a bit awkward for some people, especially the un-coordinated (I.e. me). The service was great, our waitress was very attentive and did a great job. The food was good southern cooking, but nothing really stood out. That said, if I ate at this restaurant somewhere else, it might be ranked a bit higher. There is just some really excellent food in this area, so they have some stiff competition. Bottom line: we agreed there are excellent places around here we would rather go, but for a decent lunch, and a positive experience, we may eat here again. Tip: the bathrooms were cute, and very clean.

Great food! The service was also quick and friendly. Every staff member we met treated us with a smile. The restaurant was clean and the decor was inviting. We will visit again and again.

Service was great even packed on a Sunday and food was just as good. I'd absolutely go back here!

Got here and they said it would be a 20 minute wait. 1-2 minutes later are name was called and started good. Started with a cinnamon roll. The size, taste and novelty was yum. The center is infused with extra cream so when you cut it open all of the goodness seeps out. The biscuit was off the charts with Dr Johns breakfast. This is a place I would certainly come back for. To make things even better our food was served lightning fast. Our waiter Rob was spectacular and attentive. Definitely a great place for breakfast.

We come here everyone we come to Tennessee. We love the atmosphere,good, and service. I got the ham and cheese omelet and hashbrowns. I also ordered a side of gravy for my biscuit. The gravy and biscuit were my favorite!!!

Amazing premises. The barn feel is really good. The restaurant has a very nice decor. Service was great. The breakfast was tasty and good portions. There is something for everyone. We did not have a reservation so we waited about 25 minutes which is not bad. Per other reviews it seems the wait can be about 45 minutes. This is a heat place to eat a good breakfast.

This place has plenty of seating and it needs it based on how busy it gets. Waiter was informative and helped with menu choices since it was our first time at the restaurant. Food tasted great and despite getting a large amount of portions I didn't feel bloated or regret clearing my plate. For those that enjoy adult beverages, there are none here. And that includes beer and wine. If you, like us, are starved after a day at the theme park you will not go wrong here.

The restaurant itself is very nice and clean. The staff were very friendly and our waiter was great. With that said I was very disappointed in my food, I got an omelette and the bacon was bacon bites like the ones you'd buy at the store for salads I wish it would of been fresh bacon and it was just dry and didn't have flavor. I know the others in my party were also disappointed in there meals. The one thing I would go back for is the cinnamon roll that was good!

The male host at the front desk greeted us with an unpleasant grunt - not a good first impression. He also walked off asking us to 'follow him' and we were with a disabled older lady and we had to locate him as he was half a room away from us. The restaurant is spacious (two floors) and nicely decorated, airy, light, with those big wood benches, comfy. But the coffee (Community) is 100% lousy, no matter how you sweeten or cream it - very bad cup of joe folks! Bad coffee. The buckwheat pancakes were thin, and tasty - but they were somehow weirdly cross-contaminated with bits of chocolate chips - fortunately for me it did not deter, but someone who was diabetic it could have been bad. I got fresh strawberries on top of three pancakes which consisted of two strawberries. They only offer that truly terrible corn syrup type maple-adjacent syrup - I asked if they had real maple syrup and the nice waitress said just what was on the table. I thought this was a mid-scale breakfast joint, I was wrong. Likely I would not return.

Five Oaks is a great respite after spending time shopping across the street at the Outlets. Great southern fare! I loved that they gave you a welcome soup. A would have been happy with a bowl of the vegetable soup. The family split a few items. I ordered the meatloaf and it was great. It's not something that I order often, but when in the south... Chicken and Dumplings was also ordered as well as an order of beans. Service was friendly and efficient. She was able to give great recommendations that were wonderful. The restaurant looks like it is set in a farmhouse. You walk in to a room with high ceilings, two floors, and plenty of room. They stay hopping' but it moves quickly.

Those cinnamon rolls are fantastic! I had a breakfast casserole which was a nice filling meal that was not too heavy. Beautiful building and great atmosphere. Kids friendly and large group friendly. Our waitress Summer was great and other servers were friendly.

Food was as expected, a bit pricey but you definitely do not walk away hungry. Our waitress was so sweet and funny, this made our entire experience memorable.

My family was back in town and I really wanted the cornbread salad again, so we stopped in once more. We had my Mother with us this time and while she enjoyed her food, she did not like the bench seating at the tables. She is 75 years old and said it caused her back to hurt. Our server was Francisco and he was absolutely excellent. Very attentive and polite. My mom ordered the fried catfish. She said it was very good. My brother ordered the chicken salad salad. It is a mound of chicken salad on top of their co-op salad. He enjoyed it as well. I, of course, got the cornbread salad again. It was excellent as always. I plan on coming back every time we are in the area. So far, we've gotten very good service and the food has been great. I'm marking the review down 1 star, only because of the benches. I hadn't thought about how uncomfortable it might be for the elderly or those with back issues.

Good country cooking and large portions. Service is usually decent. Place can get very busy since it's on the main drag in Pigeon Forge. Not cheap though!

They are known for their GIGANTIC cinnamon roll!! It was good. Yes, it was dessert first. Onto the main course. Fried chicken was really good. The pot pie was good suize and the catfish was darn tasty. The service was good and it was family friendly atmosphere

5 stars all the way! Excellent service, excellent food and a casual atmosphere. Every once in a while you taste something that takes you back down memory lane...this was one of those places. Their fried green tomatoes and soup beans was almost as if they stole my grandmothers recipe, simple but fantastic! Our waiter Charles was top notch which really made the experience that much better. A place can have the best food in the world but when they lack on staff, it will leave a bitter taste in your mouth. Five Oaks nails it and I bet you will agree!

My go to place when in the area! Every meal we eat had here is amazing!! Cinnamon rolls as big as your head!!

Omelet tasted funny, biscuit was raw. Service was ok, place was busy. Wife's hash browns were very crispy just like she likes

I've visited this place for breakfast on two occasions. Once back in 2019 and again just last week (Oct 2023). Back in 2019, I left absolutely raving about this place. Food was superb and was one of the best meals we had on our trip. Fast forward to 2023 and I'm so disappointed to say it just wasn't the same as I had hoped. For breakfast, I ordered 2 eggs over easy, biscuit, turkey sausage, and fresh fruit. My husband ordered the Campbell Maples breakfast (complete with chicken fried steak). Our food came out rather quickly which was nice. My biscuit was slightly overcooked and crumbly. Still tasted ok, but that all it was. Just ok. My fresh fruit was melon and cantaloupe with one piece of citrus that looked like a lemon but tasted like an orange. My husband noted his chicken fried steak was almost all breading. Most disappointing was the sausage gravy. Back in 2019, I remember the sausage gravy being absolutely delicious. This time it was clear the recipe changed and it had a strong smoky taste. I wasn't a huge fan. Service was great as we remember. The whole restaurant is wonderfully decorated and very charming. Word of advice if you're coming for breakfast, get there BEFORE 8:15am for little to no wait!