Food was very reasonably priced and delicious. The pancakes are not like normal pancakes but big…read moreand fluffy but a little muffiny in texture? I really liked it. The wait is worth it if you get there before 8 am. The omelettes had a lot of filling and were very good. The buckwheat pancake while thin had a really nice texture. The pot roast eggs Benedict was good but the biscuit is so thick and soft and the meat is soft that it would be better with an English muffin for a texture factor. Place is cute log cabin vibes and very busy.

The restaurant is a fun place to eat. It is clean and has large portions at a decent price…read more The hostess staff is not the most friendly and openly complained about customers--thinking we didn't speak their language. I understand. People are frustrating--especially on vacation. But, if you are irritated, do not assume that you won't be understood. I speak 3 languages well and understand more. The wait was awful, but to be expected. And our waitress was helpful and friendly--though not super attentive. She was busy, though, not lazy. The food was decent. Not earth shattering. Bottom line...if you want BIG food. And you have 1.5 hours to wait for food...it is a great tourist spot. The biscuits were light and fluffy. The cinnamon roll bread is well done...but the flavor was tame and the glaze was not good. My son loved the Aretha Frankenstein pancakes. However, if you want good food, there has to be a better spot.

As a pancake lover, a visit to Gatlinburg is not complete unless we visit a pancake house. On this…read moretrip I decided to try Log Cabin. The line was long upon arrival and I almost change my mind but noticed it was moving quickly so stayed. So glad we did. This was a great option. It didn't take long and my girls enjoyed the rocking chairs as we waited. The waitress was very nice and helpful with my crew. We really enjoyed our pancake meals and left stuffed. So many breakfast options and reasonable priced. Everything was just right!

The vibe here is log cabin and the floor is brick, but it feels like a massive diner. Fascinating…read morethat a few years ago the price for pigs in a blanket was almost half of what it was today and also included one more pancake and sausage. I got the pigs in a blanket today for $13. Now, it was the perfect amount of food for me but still stunning to see the price increase from yelpers past. The coffee was $4 and not very good imho! It's free refills, so one can drink to their heart's content but that was only one cup for me. Should have just stuck with my water. We arrived at 7:30am on a Saturday and were seated immediately. A few hours later there was a line out the door. There's parking next door.

Best sandwiches in town! Delicious, reasonably priced, and fast. You won't find a close second.read more

Best Reuben sandwich, I've ever had!!! The meat was so delicious, and the bread was perfect. Very…read moregenerous with portion. Just wow!!! Will be back for sure! Service was incredible and were very kind to come out to see how are meal was. Thank you Highly Recommend!

I can't say enough good things about this place! I had some of the BEST crepes of my life here, and…read moreI think I'll dream of their pancakes for the rest of my life. We ordered eggs over medium and they were cooked to absolute perfection. The sausage was a little bland for my liking. The servers were delightful and attentive. Our server, Erica, was very kind and even picked up on the fact that we were going to be sharing our food and brought us another plate without having to ask. The manager was walking around talking to everyone like they were locals and making them laugh. It has such a great atmosphere.

I'm not sure how pancakes, bacon, hashbrowns and coffee can go wrong, but at this place it does…read more The bacon was cold and soggy... like it had been sitting for a while. The pancake syrup is like water and there was no whole milk for the coffee.

We went on Christmas Day and were looking for a place that truly felt like a home-cooked meal, and…read moreApplewood Farmhouse was absolutely perfect. From the moment the apple fritters and apple butter hit the table, we knew we were in for something special, they really set the tone for what turned out to be a great meal. Everything was served family-style, which only added to the comfort and experience. It was our first time, and we were genuinely surprised by how much we enjoyed the food across the board. Hearty, comforting, and exactly what we were hoping for on a holiday The servers were also very attentive and quick to take care of whatever need we had.

I normally never leave bad reviews, but this experience honestly upset me enough that I feel like I…read moreneed to. Our waitress Marsha was incredibly rude from the second I sat down. Her tone, attitude, and the way she spoke to me made me feel uncomfortable the entire time. It felt like we were a burden just for being there. I ended up completely losing my appetite because of how mean and cold Marsha was, and I actually left the table crying over it. (I work in healthcare so I have thick skin). Going out to eat is supposed to be enjoyable, not something that leaves you feeling embarrassed and humiliated. I understand everyone can have bad days, but there's no reason to treat customers with that level of disrespect. I was asking a simple question of getting an order to go and about the lunch. I really hope management takes customer service more seriously because no one should leave a restaurant crying and feeling the way I did.

Tracy was a great server...extremely attentive Food was…read moreabsolutely delicious! Crepes and Spanish omelette were to die for! Great atmosphere too

We stopped in for breakfast early in the morning on December 9, 2025. We were immediately welcomed…read moreby the staff with friendly Southern charm. We were seated right away, and able to place our order without any delay. We kept it simple with eggs, sausage, bacon, and a side of biscuits and gravy. Everything was cooked perfectly. The pancakes were delicious, and the warm syrup was served in a way that prevented spills. The biscuits and gravy were easily the best I've had in a long while. This place has a log cabin feel blended with it 40s 50s memorabilia on the wall that really adds to the country rustic dining experience. We really enjoyed this place and will definitely be coming back the next time we're in Gatlinburg.

Tranquil hippy vibes with the sweetest staff. Very relaxed atmosphere with nothing frilly or fancy…read more Just simply outstanding food and customer service. It felt like having breakfast at your aunts house. We love to find quiet places off the beaten path and this little cabin restaurant exceeded our expectations. It was well located next to several quaint shops that are in easy walking distance on the Arts and Crafts Trail.

I don't give 5 stars to just anyone. The breakfast was fantastic, filling and hot! Eggs, delicious…read morebacon, sausage, biscuit, sugar free jam and syrup ( for my diabetes) and the french toast was perfection. Had the pleasure of hearing a very happy staff singing in the kitchen. There is a kindness from the wait staff you don't get everyday. The pancakes are bigger than my face! They serve both breakfast and lunch all day. They are closed for dinner. A treasure! We will be back!

Rush in, rush out. Our waitress was a robot. The table behind us got ice cream with their cobbler,…read morewe did not. Food was good but a little overrated. I have never felt so rushed in a restaurant. It's loud and rushed.

The food and service here is great. For us though, it is a favorite for lunch or dinner. We tried…read morebreakfast this year and found we like other places better. While the food was good, the selection was just a little more narrow and specific than elsewhere. For instance instead of simple pancakes or French toast it was cinnamon pecan. The banana nut mini muffins were wonderful. Even the kids (who hate nuts in things) devoured them. Also, the tasty multi-berry jam is available in the store next door, and we bought some to take home. Overall, the food was delicious, and service was top notch as usual. But we will stick to lunch and dinner here.

We've gone there 3 times in the past 4 months while traveling down to TN. Always have had great…read morefood and kind, attentive servers. Definitely recommend

Solid food, good atmosphere, lots of seating. Good staff attention, not exceptional, but good…read more 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

Good food and great staff. Shelly, our waitress was very friendly and provided excellent service…read more She made our visit fun. Also, loved the coffee cups so much, we purchased two for home.

Our last day in Pigeon Forge and we decided to get breakfast on our way to the airport. Place was…read morepretty busy but we were sat down pretty fast. Service was good. First Son had the patty melt which was ok, other son had the burger and he liked it. The beef patties seemed to be frozen patties. I had the western omelette with steak fajitas but decided to have it in a burrito which was my mistake since I forgot that the tortilla was probably going to be store bought. The pancakes were ok not fluffy at all. The star of the show was the banana foster which was amazing! The hot chocolate was also really good too! Side note....Not sure where they get their ranch from but my kids eat everything with ranch and it was the best ranch we've ever had!