The Heavenly Roast is a MUST when visiting the Smokies!!!…read more The shop is easy to find in Wears Valley, and what beautiful scenery surrounds the shop! Karen, one of the owners, has put so much thought into creating a fantastic and memorable space. The outdoors just got an upgrade with the addition of a little garden adjacent to the porch. There is a beautiful mural, a lovely fountain, and fun furniture that give the space such a fun vibe! Once you climb the stairs, you'll see various spots to lounge on the porch from rustic looking benches and chairs to swings hanging from rope. Upon entering the shop, it is a combination of rustic mountain decor with fun and whimsical pieces--- from the coffee tree to the taxidermy squirrel riding the bucking fox rodeo style. The place is so inviting, comfortable, and it's charm is unmatched. It's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy your coffee in the Smokies. Spouse and I always get the Campfire Latte, and it's incredible with mocha, white mocha, and toasted marshmallow syrup. We have also had the Heavenly Harvest from their Fall drink menu, and we loved that too! Our coffee is always delicious and we just keep coming back for more! Karen and her baristas do such an awesome job making our coffee and it says something when they don't ask you anymore what you'll be having. Building rapport is an understatement as they make you feel much more than just another customer, but a part of their coffee house tribe.

We stumbled upon Heavenly Roast a year or so ago. A unique establishment that knows exactly what…read morethey are doing. It is perfectly decorated and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. The staff? Always cheerful and ready to serve. Karen, the owner, is most usually on location working behind the counter alongside her employees. You know you've e been there a lot when they no longer ask your name for the order. We have fallen in love with the iced campfire latte. It has marshmallow syrup, mocha, and cinnamon. It's... heavenly. And addictive! A must try. I'd highly recommend stopping by and supporting a local business. It's worth every dollar!

Good coffee, cute hidden shop, worth a try if you're in the area…read more Service was helpful and patience with our large party order.

Coffee Shop No. 484 Maddie Mae's Cafe & Creamery…read moreGatlinburg, TN March 26, 2025 Strolling around The Villages in Gaitlinburg I found three great coffee shops. The first one was Maddie Mae's Cafe & Creamery. I was expecting the best cortado of the day to come from an ice cream shop. The cortado wasn't even on the menu yet the barista knocked it out of the park! Enjoying life one cortado at a time!

Wanted an afternoon hot cup of coffee . Walking along the…read morestreet, we found Coffee Shack! 1 Hot Coffee Freshly brewed. 1 iced pistachio flavored with toasted marshmallow latte. All Delicious!

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.

Gatlinburg Grind has great coffee and great pastries with fast and friendly service! It has been a…read moregreat place to stop on our trip.

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!

This is THE BEST locally owned Coffee shop in Pigeon Forge! Lance and his crew go above and beyond…read morefor you! Thank you! The coffee is delicious! Can't wait to come back!

Neat coffee shop with tasteful wood details, delicious coffee, and friendly service…read more Very clean Highly recommend and would absolutely return when I'm in town.

Clean. Consistent. Kind. I've stopped in a few times now as…read moreI write this review. Each time I've left pleased with my order. Counters, tables, and floors are always super clean and not sticky. The prices are on par with other competitors I've been to in East TN, which is nice to see. However, Bohemy bowls does not limit your base or topping selection. No up charges for extra toppings either. In addition to that, they do not skimp out on filling your bowl! Not to mention, all the fruit is always perfectly ripe and hasn't been sitting out salad bar style all day. The bases are soft and have a great texture unlike they just came out of the deep freeze. If you have any questions the staff is always super helpful and they might just write a little message on your bowl :) Go check them out!

I will start by saying that this seems like a fairly new business and I often expect some slip ups…read morebut they are over a year old, and I find it unfortunate that an owner would leave any employee in a situation where at 4pm there are no spoons and no plates for a meal to be served on after I have spent over $80 on food. That being said, the food was very good and I loved the flavors. I had the Kawaka Bowl and it was Delicious. I also tried a custom bowl with the Blue Majik base and enjoyed their waffles with a modified Kawaka topping both were good. I was here on vacation and this was one of the few locations in the area that offered actual whole foods. The ambiance was light and airy. It almost reminded me of a yoga studio walking in and they had a fitting quote on the wall. This place is otherwise ok, but it severly lacked quite a bit of attention to detail especially when the owner came in and recognized the patrons missing spoons for smoothie bowl, but lacked the ability to recognize patrons eating on napkins due to a lack of plates. Which is why I gave 2 stars despite their tasty food and good ambiance.

Small, cute lil shoppe in The Village! Drinks were delicious that we came back for more the next…read moreday! Cute little things to shop for too (tea accessories, coffee accessories, cute girlie gifts)!

Finding Coffee & Company in The Village Shops of Gatlinburg feels a little like being let in on a…read morelocal secret. You don't just accidentally stumble into it. You seek it out. In fact, we walked about a mile from our hotel specifically to come here because we remembered it from a previous trip. That's a pretty strong endorsement considering there are approximately 7,000 places in Gatlinburg willing to sell you coffee, fudge, pancakes, taffy, or some combination of all four. Tucked away inside The Village, Coffee & Company has that hidden gem feel that makes you wonder how many people walk right past it without realizing what's waiting inside. The coffee itself is solid. One thing I appreciated was the balance. Too many coffee shops seem to believe that foam should either completely dominate the drink or be absent altogether. Here, the ratio of coffee to froth was right where it should be, allowing the coffee itself to remain the star of the show. I ordered a flavored coffee, and while I wasn't completely in love with the particular caramel syrup they use, that's more personal preference than criticism. Coffee flavors are a bit like pizza toppings... ask ten people and you'll get twelve opinions. The drink was still enjoyable and well made. The staff deserves credit as well. Friendly, efficient, and quick without making the experience feel rushed. They seemed genuinely happy to be there, which isn't always guaranteed when dealing with tourists before they've had their caffeine. What I like most about Coffee & Company is that it knows exactly what it is. It's not trying to be a trendy coffee laboratory where your drink arrives after a 15-minute explanation of bean origins and atmospheric conditions during harvest season. It's simply a really good coffee shop serving really good coffee in a charming location. Would I walk a mile for it? Absolutely. Would I walk five miles? Let's not get carried away. Four stars. A hidden gem that's worth seeking out, especially if you're wandering through The Village Shops and need a quality cup of coffee to fuel your next round of Gatlinburg adventures.

Stopped in on vacation and what an absolute gem this place is off the main strip of Pigeon Forge…read more The Teddy Graham latte was sweet but not overbearing. It was the right ratio amount that it did not lose its brown sugar flavor. I also ordered the biscuit breakfast sandwich. This was an All-Star. All the ingredients tasted fresh and the only thing I wish was different was that I had ordered a second one! If you want a local coffee shop and do not want to go to a whole sit down breakfast restaurant, look no further than Small Town Bistro.

I like the vibe here. The space is clean, open, and welcoming, and the cute merch adds to the…read morecharm! For drinks, the Strawberry Chai was a standout. It was unique and the flavors worked really well together. The Small Town Shaker was more on the milky side and lacked that rich, foamy texture of a shaken espresso, so I would probably skip it next time. It was $16 for two coffees, which felt about average. Service was excellent. The staff were kind and attentive, even checking in with us on our way out, which I always appreciate.