Little River Outfitters is a bit of a hidden gem. We decided to visit while we were staying in…read moreGatlinburg, since I've gotten the itch to get back into fly fishing after a 20+ year hiatus. Dennis welcomed my wife and I as soon as we walked in the door and after I explained my situation and target types of waters he took me straight to the perfect affordable setup. He expertly answered my questions and refrained from trying to upsell me to the readily available much more expensive options. Once we'd made our choices he left us to wander the store browsing. In the end I walked out with a nice rod and reel combo, a few extra leads and tippets and a big smile on my face. If you a tired of the big stores where they treat you more like money bags than fellow anglers, check out Little River Outfitters. It's well worth the drive and the personal and very knowledgeable service.

First of all, this shop is AMAZING!!!!!!! I am 10 years old just starting fly fishing and fly tying…read morethey are very very nice, respectful, and knowledgeable! They gave me a bunch of stickers and even fly tying materials! And even a trout stuffed animal and they put Velcro on it so I could practice casting!!!! They were very kind to me and my dad VERYY GOOD SELECTION from reels and rods to fly tying materials they have benches and fly vises and bobbins and tools very good selection honestly they have whole floor of fly tying materials and a trout hatchery very good prices too!!!!!! Over all just a great shop with amazing employees!! I love em and can't wait to go back

Sadly they are seldom open, no phone and as of 4/26 they haven't done any outside maintenance in a…read morewhile, things are overgrown but don't be sad because you are .3 miles from the brand new Bigfoot in the Smokies store, just a minutes drive away. We found the store yesterday and they have everything Bigfoot you could ever want. Search google maps for Bigfoot in the Smokies, it's next to a great Jeep store that also has a Bigfoot statue out front.

I've been to many bigfoot type stores. Actually one of my favorite places to adventure to. When I…read moreheard we were coming here I was excited. It's a small store. As soon as you depart the vehicle they have Sasquatch feet on the parking lot which is cool. We walk into the store and were nicely greeted. The store is small, interesting items in the store. However what was available was limited and in a small size for shirt ware. The other items were not interesting enough to maybe purchase except the coffee cup which almost had me for $20. I think this store needs to improve. Concept I like but they need more to attract people to visit and stay. Else it will be tough to stay in business.

Super tiny store. We saw them advertised on the Jeep Invasion. Didn't realize that part of the…read moreInvasion was in this area also. Was pretty busy during the invasion. It's a pretty cute store but the prices are a little extreme. Some of the keychains I don't know if she bought them off of Temu because something very similar that she charges four dollars are like $.20 on Temu. There's also a bunch of mini cups kind of like shot glasses that are $10 which I think that's a little extreme for that size.

My first time here and it did not disappoint. Staff was friendly and the selection was great. It's…read morea cute convent and they have just about everything you could imagine from shirts and tanks and sweatshirts to key fob covers and badges to canned ducks and stickers and candles. I even found a pocket Jesus.

Great general sore to find trinkets for your house or kitchen! I loved the spice room and all the…read morepre made mixes. Ended up buying a "MaMa" hat and a sticker. This seems like the kind of store that every time you visit you may find a totally different section. The quilt room was pretty impressive as well. At the counter the ladies were extremely friendly and loved on our little baby. The were selling fudge and what looked like hot roasted nuts.

This is an enormous building with both a restaurant and a large gift/candy shop. The two entities…read moreare in two separated spaces, so we didn't get a smell of bacon and pancakes while we shopped next door, but we did get a whiff of the many candles, body goods, warm candied nuts and hand pies. This shop is a tad cluttered and overwhelming but if you have the time and patience to weave through the tight spaces, you will absolutely find something fun and fabulous. There seemed to be sections of body/beauty, hats and clothing, a flag and decor area, an area with canned/bottled goodies and dip mixes, nostalgic candy, a counter with fudges, hand pies, ice cream, and candied nuts, a section with books and toys and many (MANY!) gift ideas and Smoky Mountain souvenirs. We also loved that the local Dancing Bean Coffee sells beans in bulk here. We have been using the Turtle flavor daily the last few days and love how smooth and subtle the flavor is, not overpoweringly sweet like many flavored coffees. The service was amazing-patient, prompt, and friendly. The candied pecans are the best I've ever had. They have been wonderful on salads and on a charcuterie board since I brought them home. The pricing wasn't extremely high either! For the fudge, ice cream, book, coffee, candy, popcorn seasoning, and nuts we purchased, I think we spend around $30. Not too shabby!

DONT WASTE UR TIME! They dont allow anyone but the workers to use large front loaders. They r…read moreterribly rude, crude & socially inept. And Im being generous!

Walked in at 1:00 on a Monday to use one machine to wash our swimsuits before traveling home. The…read moreentire staff was incredibly rude and I was told all of the machines were being used for commercial purposes- as I literally faced 4 empty machines with $3.50 price tags.

Service of the employees is outstanding and so kind. They all helped locate an item so quickly.read more

Without a doubt the BEST hardware store in East Tennessee! They may be small but they've got…read morewhatever you need and if they don't have it they'll order it.