I discovered this tiny coffee & tea shop during my last visit to Gatlinburg. It's tucked away in…read moreThe Village off the main road. Their Lavender Latte is delicious. I always get excited when I find a coffee shop that has Lavender anything. The rest of my family was equally happy with their Vanilla Latte and Americano. I also grabbed a bag of chocolate covered espresso beans which were yummy and perked me up a bit. It's a tiny shop, so if you have a big party, you won't all be able to fit. They also sell house-made vanilla extract in cute little bottles, coconut and lemon sugar, adorable mugs, and a variety of teas and trinkets. I wish I could buy everything in this shop, it's so cute. I definitely recommend the coffee connoisseur check out Coffee & Company.

Small coffee shop in the villages in Gatlinburg. Small, convenient walk in service. Heard good…read morethings about the lattes and we ordered one. Flavor was good but we also got it 1/2 sugar and felt full sugar would have been too sweet. In their less busy time of year, they said they make their own syrups but used commercial syrups in late September, early October. I also got the jittery joe.... It's espresso added to coffee. I think the espresso shots for cold coffee are made ahead of time and found it pretty bleh.... Would t recommend unless you got creative and added flavor shots. Be aware too, they charge a $0.50 credit card fee. Between that and the local tax my $4.50 coffee went up to over $6

We've found a great spot on our trip and have been back 3 times! Very friendly staff, a great menu…read more(including a summer menu), and very yummy coffee! I had the blackberry white mocha, which I was told was their most popular- VERY delicious. Would also recommend the campfire latte and blueberry-cherry lemonade. It was the same staff multiple days in a row, so I'm happy to support a great business! There were a few tables, as well as a couch area- enough to enjoy, sit, and chat. A microwave was available to heat up your food if wanted.

Solid coffee with both simple more traditional options and some great seasonal offerings. The staff…read morewere all quite friendly, service was efficient, and the space was clean and easy to relax in. Prices were fair given just the overall trend of coffee prices today.

This place is fantastic! We were looking for a good, local place to eat an early dinner after a day…read moreof hiking. Walked in with no expectation, but WOW we were blown away. Fantastic service, great food, and lots of beers to sample on tap. Neat place keeping it real!

My parents and I were looking for a simple meal, close to our lodging at the Hippensteal Inn…read more My mom said, "Ive never had a house salad so big and so fresh. This is terrific" I enjoyed a grilled chicken sandwich while my dad dined in the Greek Bowl with tater tots. The food was fresh, very tasty, but it was mostly the attentiveness of everyone who works here. They stopped by and made sure we had everything we needed and always with a smile. My mom originally wanted to get "take out", but the outdoor seating with umbrellas in the courtyard was too pleasant to pass up. We will be back.

Stopped here after googling coffee shops in Gatlinburg. I will admit--this wasn't at all what I was…read moreexpecting it to be. I expected a typical coffee shop like you'd find in a city or like a Starbucks inside. It was a very tiny little place. Only a couple of chairs but really no place to sit and study or do anything like that. It did have unique features and knickknacks though. I was ordering my coffee to go anyway so I was not bothered by lack of seating. But definitely wouldn't be a place to go to try to get some work or studying done. They had soo many flavor options for their coffee along with quite a few specials. I ordered a sugar cookie latte. It was delicious! On top of that, the staff here are so friendly, warm, and welcoming. Highly recommend stopping in for a coffee here!

It's... convenient if you're staying in the mountains in the surrounding area. It's not good…read morecoffee. I ordered a latte and wound up throwing it out. I hate to give a bad review to a small coffee shop, I love checking out local shops and supporting local businesses, but this one was bad. The Coffee Syndicate in Gatlinburg was less bad. (Limited options in the area). If I came back to the area I'd pack my own cold brew or beans to make it the cabin.

friday september 2026. goldman snowman and cowgirl penguin…read morewere here. had strada. cheese fruit and crackers. german potato soup. muffins. dill pea salad. rice orzo salad.

I've read reviews before I visited The Wild Plum Tea Room. All I have to say is PLEASE go see and…read moreexperience this gem of a place for yourself! Before you go understand this. Reservations ARE a Must!!! No Exceptions!!! Don't try to do a walk in. I've read some speaking on their business model this place has plenty of business I've seen it they are not hurting for patrons to come. We are being gifted with an invitation to experience southern hospitality and face to face socializing like the days of old. When families and businesses cared about more than fast money and saw people as humans and not checks or tourists even. This place makes you remember businesses should have more care of human beings, ethics and integrity and not just a product.There is a reason you need a reservation.This tea room is meant to give personalized attention and service to the patrons not to fill the restaurant's seats. The women who work here love what they do. Also there are only three women I could see there serving /cooking from 3:00 am I'm told throughout the entire service window. My cup was never empty and nothing I asked for was missed. They were accommodating to each request and we made plenty. We were a table of nine, ages 3-72. There is a beautiful artist upstairs sharing stories, paintings and drawings making memories and providing the best hospitality Tennessee has to offer. There is a scavenger hunt in the artist's paintings just ask about it. If you want to take some of the tea home with you they sell it by the gallon and you need to ask for it when you make your reservation through text message NOT while you are there. If you want to taste the tea first go to your reservation and try it. Then request to make another reservation just for the tea to purchase for another day but it is your risk to take. They may or may not allow it because everything they are doing has been made to serve you that day and depending on how busy the restaurant may supplies may not be available to fill the request. This is WHY reservations are so important for your enjoyment and personal catered experience. I was able to see two situations while I went to the restaurant. One group of women didn't have a reservation and therefore they could not be served. The ladies were upset clearly and worked diligently to let other patrons know they were not pleased. They went as far as to ask the waitress about other places they could go to eat while the waitress was in the middle of explaining the menu to our table. There is no food desert in Tennessee you can't walk down a street and not see a food place. Another group came to the restaurant before their reservation. They were acknowledged and asked to please wait under the covered outdoor seating area. They were told at 1:30 ,which was the reservation time according to the patron, they would be called. They were welcomed to The Wild Plum Tea Room. The time was 1:20.The patrons were unhappy about this. I don't know of many restaurants where one has never heard take this buzzer your wait time will be 45 minutes to an hour. With a reservation if you come early they will say we will be right with you or we will call you when your table is ready and even those places don't give you half the attention this place does. You may see tables empty. You may assume they could've just this or that. Give this place a complete chance and learn for yourself the attention to detail these women put into serving the locals, their community and tourists. There is extra parking available to you near the tea room because the onsite parking is smaller.Just follow the sign that says The Wild Plum Tea Room. Enjoy your meal!!!I loved everything,my sister,who is a picky eater ,loved everything other than the peas and bread puddinbecause they were the fresh ones with a bite. That's her preference not a charge against the restaurant. This is not an English tea experience. You are away from the noise and adventure of Pigeon Forge but it's only twenty minutes away from it all also.pass by the Bison and take some time to slow down when you visit The Wild Plum Tea Room.

Now, I knew I wanted to stop here because one coffee took the forefront of my mind from the menu…read more It practically jumped out at me when I saw it there SPUMONI! I love spumoni. It's a delicious blend of chocolate, cherry pistachio all those great things in one and typically an Italian flavor of ice cream with a scoop served after a good meal. Having that transferred into a coffee is the optimal way to start your morning. It was extremely delicious, we left Tennessee a month ago and this coffee is still in my mind! It had a cherry whip, with a chocolate drizzle but the flavor also felt like it was IN the drink itself. The size was also perfect, I'm pretty sure this was a medium, and despite the fact that it had all those yummy flavors at play it wasn't overpowering. It was just the right sweetness level for me, and I still got the taste of what it was coffee! It was really quiet inside when we decided to go, this is tucked away from the street in a place called Elk Plaza, the plaza does have its own parking, however, it is strictly limited to when you're spending time at the plaza so do not go elsewhere or you will risk being towed. We decided to make a walk here from our hotel. The staff was fast the wait was maybe about 4 - 6 minutes they took a lot of care in making my drink which you can see in the way it was displayed, overall I wish they were a chain so they could open one up the street from me because I miss this coffee so much!

Stopped in on a Saturday for a latte after a hike and was surprised by the number of delicious…read moresounding drinks on the menu! They have a few sweets in a dessert case. The shop is on the smaller side with only a few small tables. The workers were friendly and prepared my drinks quickly. I was in and out in 5 minutes. My latte tasted fine though the milk was definitely too hot and burned my tongue when I took my first sip. I got my husband the Spumoni and he enjoyed it-especially the cherry whip cream!

Got 3 iced coffees and they were delicious! Right balance of coffee, milk and syrup - not too…read moresweet, well balanced.

Yummy hot fresh brewed coffee with creamer A hot pumpkin…read morespice latte It's a beautiful day to sit outside at the tables or the rocking chairs on the front porch

I got an iced latte with cookie butter and cinnamon bun syrup. Yum! Liked that there were lots of…read moreflavor options and ways to customize your drink. I think the syrups were Monin brand. Service was good! You order at the window and wait for them to bring your drink out the side door. There is no interior for customers to enter. There were benches nearby but no actual seating for the shack. It's close to The Village shops if you wanted to go over there to sit.

The best place to get either a hot or iced coffee in all of Gatlinburg…read more Our go to is the Carmel latte iced with almond milk and an extra shot of espresso with Carmel drizzle.

1000000/10 I'm…read morehonestly devastated we can't come back tonight before we leave to go back home tomorrow. They are closed tonight. However, our dinner last night was incredible! You need reservations; if you don't have them, you risk getting turned away. It's a husband and wife running the entire place. No extra help. They want you to stay and relax and enjoy everything. We only stayed 90 minutes and they tried to get us to stay longer. Like all the reviews say, it's a very European experience. We've never experienced anything like it. We started with an old fashioned and a margarita from the daily cocktail menu. Olga welcomed us with a hug and took us to our table. She didn't stay out long because she is the chef! But it was still cool to interact with her in the beginning. Both her and her husband made us feel like family. It started pouring and he walked outside with an umbrella and held it for 2 girls at the bar. I thought that was super sweet. We ordered the salmon roe caviar and it was divine. Our second course was the oyster flatbread and I ended up being sad I was sharing it. It was that good!!!!! We were pretty full at this point after a couple more drinks. They were really busy too, so we decided to go ahead and get the check. It started raining right after we got our check, so we ended up getting one more drink to wait it out. We had the best time and can't wait to come back!

Simply stated, I cannot give this place enough stars. My girlfriend and I will talk about the Red…read moreOak Bistro - and our time spent there - for years to come. While we were walking the Arts and Crafts Loop near Gatlinburg (I HIGHLY recommend this as well), we noticed this wonderful-looking restaurant nestled away in the green forested hills across the street. We opted to come back here for dinner on our last night in the Great Smokey Mountains. Sooooo glad we did! Owned and operated by a European couple, the Red Oak has the ambiance of a quaint European restaurant that one would find tucked away in the Alps. While the inside atmosphere is wonderful, we chose to sit outside to enjoy the very quiet and beautiful forested hills of Gatlinburg. Service was incredible and very European - they told us they would not bother us unless we asked for something and that the table was ours for the evening. Yep...we stayed there for three hours, sipping our wine and trying various dishes of exquisite flavor. I'd like to say try this or try that, but to be honest: all the dishes we tried were absolutely phenomenal. We cannot wait to try this place again!