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!

The food was delicious and the prices were better than the more touristy places in Gaitlinburg, but…read morestill not cheap. Nice shops next door.

Even if your not a tourist In the Townsend area this is a must stop pitstop while in the area…read more Great selection of souvenirs and local artisan and home made snacks and candy.

This is my favorite store to visit when we vacation in the area! I always find tasteful decor and…read morestylish clothing! My husband loves looking for unique and functional knives, and we usually grab a coffee and treat from the Cafe. The staff is always helpful and polite. Definitely check them out!

Fantastic coffee stop that became much more when we stepped inside. Great group of people and very…read morefriendly. Really enjoyed the collection that had and well decorated. Definitely recommend stopping if you are in the area.

Mountain Brothers General Store is a locally run tourist gift shop off the beaten path not too far…read morefrom Great Smoky Mountains National Park. They sell a variety of local art, food items, mountain inspired gifts and clothing. The place is large inside and meanders through several rooms. I picked up a mug for my granddaughter and locally made pickles, jam and pancake mix. Prices are reasonable. This is a fun little stop. The staff is friendly. There is parking in their shared lot.

went into this store on Easte sunday, Never heard of a fired…read morepie Joked with the employers about them, they were such good salesmen, We had to try one, Cherry pie with ice cream and chocolate sauce, hubby and i shared, (wished i got my own now) my son had the Apple pie, WELL WORTH a stop. Other goodies available, Plus other stores there to enjoy,

This is a must stop in place! If you want to see an old school store this is it. Prices for items,…read morefood, etc are very very good. For example 2 heaping scoops of ice cream on a waffle cone was $4.99! 2 bottled waters were $2.14, when is the last time you got waters for that amount in a gas station or roadside store. Also picked up an iron patch since I collect them, it was only $3.99. We tried the blackberry cobbler, and black cherry flavored ice cream. Both were delicious. It was also hopping from people in the know about this ice cream spot. The staff was also very friendly. This was our first time ever visiting the smokies. So we asked what we should see with our short time in the area. She recommended a few of the trails and falls, but she mainly said we should she cades cove. We took her advise and she was right. It was beautiful and worth the drive. Definitely don't pass this place stop in and have an ice cream. FYI, another thing we didn't know is that our cell phones did not work out in the smokies, so Google maps was out. Luckily we talked to her and she got us on the right track and we were able to find it. We really appreciated it.

This has been my go-to place for fudge the past few years. I am done. We asked for 1 1/2 lbs of…read morefudge and the lady intentionally cut larger slices to make a bigger sale. She admitted she was cutting larger pieces and stated she would equal it out on the other slices which she did not. We were charged a good bit more than what we ordered. She did the same with the previous customer. Then she charged extra to put 1/2 lb in a smaller box even though she would have had to use a much larger box if she had placed all we purchased in one. This has nothing to do with the $$ but how the customer is treated. There many other locations available in the area that may not try to nickel and dime you.