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Great stop on my way home from the Smokies. Pulled pork plate was amazing, sides were also solid, and everything came out fast which was great. Restaurant itself is huge and has a beautiful rustic interior. I was worried because they were busy but all the waiters and waitresses were super friendly and attentive, no complaints. Best of all, price and portions are much better than other places in the area.
This was amazing food and a bang for your buck! The cinnamon roll was huge and delicious! We also got some of the casserole skillets that were really good as well. Service was quick and attentive. And I loved the vibe of the whole place! Like an upscale Cracker Barrel. So nice. Will definitely be back!
We absolutely loved this place! Got on the waitlist, so seated shortly despite how busy continues to be all day. Our breakfast was amazing. Super cute place with lots of stuff to look at while you wait. Just go ahead and order that cinnamon roll! You won't regret it. It'll feed a family, or give good leftovers, but it is excellent! Great food, service, we will be back!
Five Oaks Farm Kitchen is absolutely beautiful. There's plenty of parking, and the building itself is gorgeous with a charming countryside feel. There's also a really cute general store next door that's fun to browse while you're waiting for your table. The prices were reasonable, the portions were generous, and the presentation of the food was excellent. Unfortunately, the taste just didn't live up to how good everything looked. The service was also a bit underwhelming. Everyone was friendly, but we had to ask for our used dishes to be cleared, and even then not everything was taken away. The biggest disappointment was the wait. We were told it would be around 30 minutes, but it ended up being well over an hour. Overall, the atmosphere is definitely the highlight here, it really is a gorgeous place. But with so many great breakfast options in Pigeon Forge, I'd probably try somewhere else next time.
One of my favorite spots to stop on vacation. The portions and prices are fantastic here along with the flavors. I decided on a vegetable plate because I couldn't make up my mind. I was so surprised at how much I liked the carrots, I made sure everyone at my table tried them too! I also really enjoyed their potato soup. We came with a group of 7 and we were seated quickly. The staff was very friendly and attentive. My only complaint is that it is bench seating so for older folks it can be a little uncomfortable.
Solid food, good atmosphere, lots of seating. Good staff attention, not exceptional, but good. Certainly would not hesitate to come again, but so many options in this area, I would need more research Lots of associated businesses on the property as a tourist haven. Theme park, pottery shop (which has a mix of imports and a large amount of locally made goods), ice cream shop, etc. I had the pulled pork plate, which had a generous amount of meat, the wife had the chicken, which was about a quarter of a barbecue chicken, very tasty from my sampling
Food was amazing and the pricing was even better! John was an amazing server! Recommendation for breakfast was on point! Love the "Yellowstone" like decor. And plenty of parking available! Oh restrooms were very clean with a changing table available
We came here for our anniversary brunch and had a really great experience. I checked in online while we were on the way, which helped a ton--we barely had to wait. Definitely worth seeing if you can get on the list ahead of time. I got the milk parlor omelette with egg whites and it was so good (and really pretty too). I had cheese grits and a biscuit on the side--everything was super tasty. My husband got the Sam Stinnetts breakfast with the chop steak and wow... it was a lot of food. We definitely had leftovers. We came here years ago when they first opened and hadn't been back in a while, but after this, we won't wait so long next time. Great food, great service, and we were in and out pretty quick.
Great atmosphere, ample parking, and an intriguing menu - we're off to a great start! The good: coffee, griddle cakes, and hash browns The bad: the fried pork chop Biscuits are great! The gravy is decent, pretty, and forgettable. Condiments are varied and a good selection. Maple syrup is warm and...syrup-ey. The cinnamon rolls are large and delicious. It's like a large local much nicer version of, I hate to say this, Cracker Barrel. Yes it's touristy. Yes, it's loud. Service was instant and hospitable. Trendy in that Sevierville faux-country farmhouse way. I didn't hate it, but I'd skip the pork chop next time.
Five Oaks Farm Kitchen absolutely delivers on both presentation and flavor. These plates look like exactly what you want out of a true Southern breakfast--simple, hearty, and done right. The omelet is cooked perfectly with a clean fold and light seasoning, paired with that fluffy biscuit that looks soft on the inside with just the right golden top. The side of fruit and bacon adds a nice balance without overcomplicating things. The second plate really seals it--those crispy home fries have that ideal texture (golden edges with soft centers), and the eggs cooked over easy with that rich, runny yolk are spot on. That kind of execution shows consistency in the kitchen. Overall, this is the kind of breakfast that feels authentic, well-portioned, and satisfying without trying too hard. From what's on these plates alone, it's easy to justify a full 5-star rating.
This is our second time at Five Oaks Kitchen. We really enjoyed the griddle cakes and wanted to come back for more. The kids got pancake meals. I got chicken and dumplings and a side salad. Hubby got breakfast-the biscuit and gravy was a little bland. He loves the fluffy pancakes, though! Everything else was typical breakfast.
Great food, fast service Plates were full and the French toast was large portions Friendly staff ,great ambiance
This restaurant is located right next to SkyLand Ranch. A friend wanted to check it out, so we decided to give it a try. When we arrived, my daughter mentioned that she had eaten there before with her grandparents and that no one in their group had enjoyed the food. The restaurant was uncomfortably cold inside. My daughter and I both ordered the pot roast with mashed potatoes. Unfortunately, the mashed potatoes were bland and lacked flavor, so neither of us ate them. The pot roast was also disappointing. Instead of being tender and falling apart like a traditional pot roast, the meat was quite fatty and not very tender. Overall, the food seemed to be lacking seasoning, and the vegetables were served completely plain. With some attention to flavor and preparation, the dining experience could be much better.
Wow!! I wish they did breakfast like this on the West Coast! Five Oaks Farm Kitchen is not only an amazing restaurant, but the food, atmosphere, and staff are incredible. We arrived with a party of 13, which can be a challenge for any restaurant, but they handled our group wonderfully. Our food came out fresh, warm, and extremely tasty. Everything had that homemade, comfort-food quality you hope to find when visiting Tennessee. Our service was provided by Rob, who did a great job taking care of our large group and making sure everyone had what they needed. The decor is an experience all by itself. It's warm and welcoming, yet mesmerizing when you take in the size of the restaurant and all the incredible details throughout. It really adds to the whole Southern farmhouse experience. If you're visiting Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Five Oaks Farm Kitchen should definitely be on your list. Great food, great service, and a wonderful atmosphere. Highly recommended!! read more
Beautiful ambiance both from outside to the interior decor. Ample parking and you can pet the highland cow outside. We only waited for a short while before out large party of 8 was seated. Service was friendly, quick and efficient. They took our drink and appetizer orders right away and later took orders for entrees. The food was well portioned and very tasty. Varied selections of southern comfort foods from salads to familiar southern staples. Definitely a hit in the area and worthy of a visit while in the area. read more
This was a spur the moment dinner but the menu is incredible looking! I will say I loved the bench seating because we had a party of twelve and it accommodated nicely! It was a Saturday at 7pm and we only waited about 15-20 min. My husband got the pot pie and LOVED IT! I tried the open face pot roast sandwich and I would probably try something different next time just not much flavor. My parents shared the fried chicken and loved but there was no dark meat included. My sister tried the veggie plate (they have many great side!) however the baked potato had been sitting and was cold. The banana pudding we all shared and it was delicious!! I know we will be back we may just switch it up on what we order to try more new things. read more
Great stop on my way home from the Smokies. Pulled pork plate was amazing, sides were also solid, and everything came out fast which was great. Restaurant itself is huge and has a beautiful rustic interior. I was worried because they were busy but all the waiters and waitresses were super friendly and attentive, no complaints. Best of all, price and portions are much better than other places in the area. read more
10 days ago
This was amazing food and a bang for your buck! The cinnamon roll was huge and delicious! We also got some of the casserole skillets that were really good as well. Service was quick and attentive. And I loved the vibe of the whole place! Like an upscale Cracker Barrel. So nice. Will definitely be back! read more
12 days ago
We absolutely loved this place! Got on the waitlist, so seated shortly despite how busy continues to be all day. Our breakfast was amazing. Super cute place with lots of stuff to look at while you wait. Just go ahead and order that cinnamon roll! You won't regret it. It'll feed a family, or give good leftovers, but it is excellent! Great food, service, we will be back! read more
2 months ago
Five Oaks Farm Kitchen is absolutely beautiful. There's plenty of parking, and the building itself is gorgeous with a charming countryside feel. There's also a really cute general store next door that's fun to browse while you're waiting for your table. The prices were reasonable, the portions were generous, and the presentation of the food was excellent. Unfortunately, the taste just didn't live up to how good everything looked. The service was also a bit underwhelming. Everyone was friendly, but we had to ask for our used dishes to be cleared, and even then not everything was taken away. The biggest disappointment was the wait. We were told it would be around 30 minutes, but it ended up being well over an hour. Overall, the atmosphere is definitely the highlight here, it really is a gorgeous place. But with so many great breakfast options in Pigeon Forge, I'd probably try somewhere else next time. read more
2 months ago
One of my favorite spots to stop on vacation. The portions and prices are fantastic here along with the flavors. I decided on a vegetable plate because I couldn't make up my mind. I was so surprised at how much I liked the carrots, I made sure everyone at my table tried them too! I also really enjoyed their potato soup. We came with a group of 7 and we were seated quickly. The staff was very friendly and attentive. My only complaint is that it is bench seating so for older folks it can be a little uncomfortable. read more
Solid food, good atmosphere, lots of seating. Good staff attention, not exceptional, but good. Certainly would not hesitate to come again, but so many options in this area, I would need more research Lots of associated businesses on the property as a tourist haven. Theme park, pottery shop (which has a mix of imports and a large amount of locally made goods), ice cream shop, etc. I had the pulled pork plate, which had a generous amount of meat, the wife had the chicken, which was about a quarter of a barbecue chicken, very tasty from my sampling read more
Food was amazing and the pricing was even better! John was an amazing server! Recommendation for breakfast was on point! Love the "Yellowstone" like decor. And plenty of parking available! Oh restrooms were very clean with a changing table available read more
We came here for our anniversary brunch and had a really great experience. I checked in online while we were on the way, which helped a ton--we barely had to wait. Definitely worth seeing if you can get on the list ahead of time. I got the milk parlor omelette with egg whites and it was so good (and really pretty too). I had cheese grits and a biscuit on the side--everything was super tasty. My husband got the Sam Stinnetts breakfast with the chop steak and wow... it was a lot of food. We definitely had leftovers. We came here years ago when they first opened and hadn't been back in a while, but after this, we won't wait so long next time. Great food, great service, and we were in and out pretty quick. read more
Great atmosphere, ample parking, and an intriguing menu - we're off to a great start! The good: coffee, griddle cakes, and hash browns The bad: the fried pork chop Biscuits are great! The gravy is decent, pretty, and forgettable. Condiments are varied and a good selection. Maple syrup is warm and...syrup-ey. The cinnamon rolls are large and delicious. It's like a large local much nicer version of, I hate to say this, Cracker Barrel. Yes it's touristy. Yes, it's loud. Service was instant and hospitable. Trendy in that Sevierville faux-country farmhouse way. I didn't hate it, but I'd skip the pork chop next time. read more
6 months ago
Five Oaks Farm Kitchen absolutely delivers on both presentation and flavor. These plates look like exactly what you want out of a true Southern breakfast--simple, hearty, and done right. The omelet is cooked perfectly with a clean fold and light seasoning, paired with that fluffy biscuit that looks soft on the inside with just the right golden top. The side of fruit and bacon adds a nice balance without overcomplicating things. The second plate really seals it--those crispy home fries have that ideal texture (golden edges with soft centers), and the eggs cooked over easy with that rich, runny yolk are spot on. That kind of execution shows consistency in the kitchen. Overall, this is the kind of breakfast that feels authentic, well-portioned, and satisfying without trying too hard. From what's on these plates alone, it's easy to justify a full 5-star rating. read more
This is our second time at Five Oaks Kitchen. We really enjoyed the griddle cakes and wanted to come back for more. The kids got pancake meals. I got chicken and dumplings and a side salad. Hubby got breakfast-the biscuit and gravy was a little bland. He loves the fluffy pancakes, though! Everything else was typical breakfast. read more
3 months ago
Great food, fast service Plates were full and the French toast was large portions Friendly staff ,great ambiance read more
This restaurant is located right next to SkyLand Ranch. A friend wanted to check it out, so we decided to give it a try. When we arrived, my daughter mentioned that she had eaten there before with her grandparents and that no one in their group had enjoyed the food. The restaurant was uncomfortably cold inside. My daughter and I both ordered the pot roast with mashed potatoes. Unfortunately, the mashed potatoes were bland and lacked flavor, so neither of us ate them. The pot roast was also disappointing. Instead of being tender and falling apart like a traditional pot roast, the meat was quite fatty and not very tender. Overall, the food seemed to be lacking seasoning, and the vegetables were served completely plain. With some attention to flavor and preparation, the dining experience could be much better. read more
4 months ago
BRING. YOUR. APPETITE. Because Five Oaks served us up a Southern breakfast FEAST and I'm still dreaming about it. First- this cinnamon roll was bigger than my head and absolutely drenched in warm icing. I swear I could bathe in that stuff We shared the Farmhouse Bounty Breakfast (because it was HUGE), and it came with: Two eggs Stone-ground grits Ribbon-cut field potatoes A fluffy griddle cake with warm syrup Biscuit + sausage gravy and a meat lover's dream lineup: Pecan smoked bacon Sugar ham Local sausage But wait, there's more... I also got the Pit Master Casserole: Three eggs scrambled with spring onions, baked right on top of those golden potatoes, and topped with sweet, smoky pulled pork BBQ. It was everything. If comfort food is your love language, this is your spot. Southern portions, Southern flavors and Southern hospitality (our waiters and waitresses were all so sweet) read more
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9 months ago
First time visiting Tennessee, and I had heard a lot about this breakfast spot, so my family and I decided to give it a try. I'd heard great things about the cinnamon rolls, but unfortunately, it was a bit tough for my liking and way too sweet for me. It was just okay overall. My husband ordered the chicken and waffles and really loved the fried chicken. He felt the waffle was a little soggy, but the potatoes were very good. He also thought the turkey sausage was slightly salty. My mother ordered the omelet with a side of biscuit and eggs, and she really enjoyed her meal with no complaints at all. I ordered the farm tenant favorite. My scrambled eggs with cheese were good at first, but I unfortunately bit into several pieces of eggshell, which made me stop eating them. The bacon was good -- nice and crispy just how I asked. The pancake was phenomenal, and I absolutely loved the biscuit and gravy. I'm still thinking about how good that was! The service was good, especially considering how busy it was. Our server did the best she could, and the inside of the restaurant is very beautiful. I loved the cozy, Christmas-like feel of the decor. I would come back again because there were definitely some great highlights, and I feel like we just came on a very busy day -- so I'd be willing to give it another try. read more
3 months ago
My husband and I loved coming here for brunch! The skillets are absolutely delicious, and the prices are honestly unbelievable for the amount of food you get. We always end up taking boxes home because the portions are so generous! The ambiance is relaxing, cozy, and rustic, making it a great place to enjoy a meal. The staff is always friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable as well. We also loved the soft bread and the cinnamon roll. That fluffy cream on top is pure perfection. This place has quickly become one of our favorite brunch spots! read more
2 months ago
We had brunch, the cinnamon roll and grits were great. I had sausage rolled in pancakes and my son and husband got the fried chicken all was great no complaints we will be back read more
2 months ago
4 days ago
Starting off, I want to say the service was impeccable, which got us off to a great start. Our server was incredibly kind, and that, alongside the beauty of the restaurant itself earned 3 stars. HOWEVER, the food was incredibly disappointing, especially considering the price. The soup was good, nothing to write home about. The biscuits were a little over-floured I believe (I am from WV so I know a good biscuit when I come across one), Mac n cheese was bland, mashed potatoes were good, and the meatloaf was a little better than it looked but not by much. It looks dry, and it was pretty dry on the outside but the inside wasn't too bad and it didn't COMPLETELY lack flavor. My mom tried the Open Faced Pot Roast and she really was not impressed with that either. The meat wasn't tender, bread was hard to get through even with knife, and we just overall weren't that satisfied with our meal. We had heard nothing but great things about this place so we were a bit disappointed. read more
This place was worth the wait! We added our name to the waitlist online about 30min in advance which gave us time to get over there. It's a beautiful establishment that's in a barn setting. Very clean. The server was sweet and helped me make the right decision to not overstuff myself. I highly recommend this place if you're in the area. read more
The interior was nice and rustic as you would imagine. Service was friendly but a little in the clueless side. Food was good but inconsistent. Cup of potato soup one cup had a lot of potato chunks. Where the other had four chunks. Chicken meal was supposed to be breast and a thigh, I received two thighs. Biscuits looked amazing but were dry. Mac and cheese was just warm. Mashed potatoes were very good, but small. Also overall the sides provided were small. Tried to order a cinnamon roll, which is in their dessert menu but they were out at 4pm. Their chocolate cake was good though. Finally their meal was the same price as Paula Deen's which is an all you can eat family style. read more
This isn't my first rodeo at Five Oaks, meaning there's a good reason we keep coming back. We love being able to join the waitlist and arrive when ready. However we told the host when we arrived that we were on the waitlist and he neglected to "check us in" causing a longer wait time. From the moment we were seated to when we left, it was less than an hour. The service was very fast! We split biscuits for an appetizer. They were delicious but almost too big and thick. Our table had a variety of dishes such as chicken salad sandwich, chicken pot pie, breakfast platter, and fried chicken. Everything was good, except the fried chicken was dry. The interior is gorgeous and decorated well. I will be back! read more
Okay this place is fantastic! You won't be disappointed. The portions are gigantic, so they're def shareable. But if you don't share, you'll have leftovers - Good problem to have! Service was awesome as well. Very accommodating and kind. Get here early though! You'll have to wait at least 30 mins, likely longer. read more
2 months ago
One of my more harsh reviews for this place. It was good, but I wouldn't choose what I ate today. I had the ribs and the fact that I had to search for the meat and pull out more bones than edible parts, it becomes a problem. The bread was amazing and the mashed potatoes were fluffy! Potato salad was a little bit sour could be me. Other than the food the sweet tea was amazing, the waitress made me laugh, the wait was quick, and the farmhouse is nice and kept well. The vibe of the place is slendiforous! It really encapsulates country twang with modern day! I'm not going to give a bad review based off of one item on the menu. I definitely will have to come back again to try others to give a more fair review. Overall good experience and not that great of food. read more
Just your average tourist trap restaurant. The restaurant has a great look inside and out so we were excited. The staff greeted us right away and the server was very nice. So the restaurant and people are very nice, but the food did not impress or even satisfy us. It was a decent amount of food just lacking in flavor. I got the fried chicken which came with 2 side so I got mashed potatoes and macaroni and cheese. It came with a cup of soup but I also wanted a salad. The fried chicken tasted like gas station or grocery store fried chicken. Just ugh. The Mac n cheese was ok but still not great. The soup and mashed potatoes were extremely missing seasoning. We couldn't do anything to doctor these up. The salad was the best part of the meal. But you can't mess up a house salad. And they make sure you have enough dressing bringing two big cups of it. So overall we will not be giving this place a second try. Which confuses me cause the place is always packed. read more
Love the outside of the restaurant! There's many places for cute photo opt if ur visiting and love to take tourisy pictures of ur kids! The inside is so cute and farmhouse! With lights and benches and wooden table! The food was very solid and we all love everything that we ordered! Definitely recommend! Worth the hype read more
On our first morning in the area, my wife did a bit of research and suggested we try Five Oaks for breakfast. We arrived around 9 a.m. on a Friday, eager to check it out. We typically seek out smaller, locally owned spots, but we found that kind of place hard to locate in this area. Still, we were intrigued. Upon arrival, we were immediately struck by how large and polished the operation appeared to be. The building itself is beautiful--great construction and decor, very much our style. We were seated right away at a front corner table, prompting my wife to joke, "Nobody puts baby in the corner." Menus and drinks came quickly, and we had no trouble selecting our meals. The food was good, and again, the decor inside was really well done. However, as we left, we were shocked by how many people were waiting outside--it had become quite the crowd. It quickly became clear that this was a high-volume, mass-production dining experience. While the food and surroundings were enjoyable, we couldn't shake the feeling that we were just another table in a fast-moving operation. The atmosphere felt more like "table turnover" than hospitality. For those seeking something unique or more personal, this likely isn't the spot. While we appreciated the effort in design and food quality, we wouldn't recommend it for those looking for a more local, intimate dining experience. read more
True rating: 3.5 stars Five Oaks farm kitchen is a bit hard for me to truly rate because one of my dishes I absolutely loved but the other one I wasn't a big fan of. We went here during our trip to Gatlinburg for brunch. We joined the waitlist and were seated within 15 minutes. I ordered the griddle pancakes and the fried chicken dish. The pancakes were truly phenomenal, and everything I wanted! I actually specifically went here for this, especially because I've never seen pancakes like this before anywhere else. They were perfectly soft, moist, yet thick and fluffy. We were able to get toppings for it as well. The fried chicken, however, was a breast piece and was extremely dry. I also wish it came with maybe two pieces of chicken for the price. Besides that we got were all right, especially the mac & cheese I had much higher hopes for. The biscuit that it came with was pretty good. Overall, I'd say it's worth trying especially for the pancakes! But perhaps skip on the chicken. read more
2 months ago
BEST PANCAKES EVER! Service handled it super smoothly, and the ambiance made it feel like I was in Red Dead Redemption two. read more
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Do yall do a food challenge? and if so what is the food challenge?
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Do you have gluten free options?
Yes. A gluten free menu for breakfast lunch and dinner
When do they stop serving breakfast?
Noon - that is a recent change to their menu. It was nice to be able to choose from the breakfast menu all day - however they do serve it an hour later than most - Apple Barn stops at 11 am.
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