Stopped here in our tour of restaurants here at the casino. We only ordered an app and drinks…read more We ordered the crab cakes, they were delicious and full of crab. Not the best but up there in the top 10. Service was very good as well.

We had the wedge salad with Stilton Blue, the Caesar salad, the truffle ravioli add shrimp and the…read morePloughman's board as an entree. It was absolutely delicious. My only critique is to serve with more Melba toast. There were only 3 for the whole board. It might also help to explain that the chicken pate' has smaltz on top to keep it moist. Our server Janet was so friendly and helpful. She's a fabulous asset to the Truffles Pub team. The dining area was clean and spaced well. It's nice and open.

Service was fast and food was good. What more do you need…read more Oh, if you get the chicken wrap ask for a fork. You're going to need it.

After visiting the Cherokee Museum, we stopped by here to eat some lunch. What a great find with…read moreseats right by the river! We got the bacon burgers, jalapeño burger, fries, and 10 pc chicken wings. Everything was delicious and we liked watching people float down the river in their flotation tubes. Worth a stop if you're in the mood for burgers and wings!

About the only things that saved this place from 1star were the smoked wings and the owner's sweet…read morelittle dog. Service was ok - she was friendly and helpful if not very observant. We both had the house pale ale but neither of us finished them. Mine just did not taste good. The overall ambiance is local dive bar - kind of dark inside, sticky surfaces, dollar bills stuck to the ceiling, etc. - but you know, that would've been ok if the the beer had been good. ‍

Going out lately means more beer flights and i definitely got that here. Close to the airport…read morewhile waiting for my delayed flight stopped here for some flights. Took a seat by the bar but they also have regular seating and outdoor seating as well. Cold a refreshing just like I like my beer and plenty to choose from. Seasonal options and permanent ones. And to wash down the beer they also have food. Games if you get bored. Great stop on my craft beer tour.

It had been a little bit since we had been to Dillsboro and he heard a new pizza place had open so…read morewe had to check out Depot Pizza. It was Sunday evening and we wanted to order dinner for pick up so we checked out the website for the menu. We knew we wanted wings and pizza so we jumped on a 12 piece bone-in wings with Hot-2-Go Garlic and a 16" The Meating Place Pie which has the meats that being, Meatballs, Cupped Pepperoni, Italian Sausage, and Prosciutto. We then saw the Last Train to Mexico Pizza and it sounded like nothing we had ever heard of (Foragers Street Corn Elote, Mojo Pulled Pork, Candied Bacon, Jalapenos, Mozzarella, Goat Cheese, Tajin, Cilantro, and Lime Crema Drizzle). This might just be crazy enough to work. We picked up our order and everything looked great. I started with the wings. The Hot-2-Go Garlic sauce was great. Not an over the top spicy but has great flavor and plenty of actual garlic which we loved. The The Meating Place was also very good. Fresh topping and it was loaded with them too with a great crust. Now for the Last Train to Mexico: We loved this pizza. It was so unique but everything on it worked so well. The flavors, texture, toppings everything hit. We were so glad we took a risk on this pie. I will say though the star of the show was for sure the Street Corn Elote as a base. First time having corn on a pizza and it will not be my last. If the toppings on the Last Train to Mexico are ones you enjoy this is a must.

5 STAR atmosphere beside the creek, Scotts Creek. The pizza was excellent. Finally a reasonably…read morepriced local restaurant here in the mountains that gives great service and excellent quality food. A wide selection of adult beverages. Quick service for passengers on the Smoky Mountain Train.

We stopped in after a GSMRR ride and really enjoyed all we ordered. We asked about a few of the…read morebeers and were offered samples which definitely made the choice easy. Husband got the Orange Creamsicle which tasted very much like a Sunkist in the best way. We saw another table get a flight which could have been fun too. It was an odd time of day, not lunch or dinner so we ordered some things to share: buffalo chicken flatbread was the clear winner. Perfect level of heat, not oily or too cheesy like you'll sometimes get, and the flatbread was so good: crunchy on the bottom and a good chew. Wedge salad was also very good. Fried pickles were okay, we both agreed if the slices were thinner the chips would have had better crunch. Service was very attentive and our waiter offered recommendations. Only minor quibbles kept this from 5 stars: when we got our food the waiter asked if we needed anything else and offered ranch for the pickles, we accepted, but then on the bill there was a 75 cent charge for the ranch, not a big deal but annoying since he offered it. And other things seemed to have pretty high prices too, even for a tourist town. For example: I can't bring myself to pay $18 for a pretzel.

Everything here was... adequate...average. Definitely not amazing but not horrible either. The…read morewedge salad was a bit watery, bacon pieces should've been bigger and blue cheese was of lower quality. It wouldn't take much to make an OK salad into something really good. The buffalo chicken flatbread was OK. I did like the crust. There was very little chicken on it and for $15, they could have used a bit more. Reading the past reviews, there seems to be regular issues with people sharing, even if they're ordering the same amount of entrées as people. While we weren't charged like other people, we had an odd experience with getting plates to share entrees. When we were served our lunch, we asked for two plates so we could share. We were first offered two tiny ones, like the size of a saucer that would go under a coffee cup. we asked for larger ones so we could split the entrées and eat on our separate plates but was only brought one. We gave up then but it was strange like no one's ever wanted to share food before? All in all it was fine. We sat at outside table which was nice and it's in a good location, right downtown.

First, Adriana is a sweetheart!!!! Excellent service. We started with the pork belly appetizer. A…read more maz. Zing!!! The slaw was fantastic and added balance to the Asian pork belly...which, by the way were perfect! Crunchy and fantastic flavor. Our friends ordered chicken nachos. These were also quite fantastic. Excellent queso, the chips were a bit thicker than expected, but still perfect for the huge amount of toppings. The campfire burger was amazing. If I had to pick on one thing, it would have been nice to be able to order medium rare. But, nonetheless, outstanding burger. The perfect amount of char. A well toasted burger n, and the garlic aioli was the perfect complement. As for beverages, the pineapple jalapeños margarita was good, but the red sangria was wonderful. The atmosphere was super relaxed on the patio with some southern rock/ 70's music. Amazing way to spend the afternoon.

We stopped by Bryson City Brewing on the Fourth of July during our 2026 North Carolina road trip,…read moreand it was a fun place to spend part of the evening. The brewery itself has a great setup with both indoor and outdoor seating, a full liquor bar in addition to their beers, and a stage for live music. It's in a perfect downtown location, making it easy to walk around Bryson City and explore everything nearby before or after your visit. We tried the Brussels sprouts appetizer along with a couple of their local beers, and both were really good. The only thing that missed the mark for us was the live band that night. Music is incredibly subjective, and they're probably a great fit for many people, but the style just wasn't what we were expecting. Coming from Tampa, we're spoiled with an amazing local music scene and were hoping for something with a little more variety and crowd interaction. Ironically, the highlight of the performance was an adorable little girl who got up and danced her heart out--she absolutely stole the show with her energy and had everyone smiling! After the fireworks, the brewery was hosting an after-party, which looked like a great way to keep the celebration going. Overall, I wouldn't let one band's performance influence my opinion of Bryson City Brewing. The venue, atmosphere, food, drinks, and location all made for a great experience. If you're visiting Bryson City, I'd absolutely recommend stopping in. Looking forward to seeing a different band the next time I'm in town!

First time eating here. Tea was awesome. Service was great, I ordered smoked chicken, salad, mac…read more My husband got pulled pork dinner. They were out in no time. My smoke chicken was bleeding at the bone, I ask waitress take it back I will pay for what I ate.. ummm charged me Full price, no management came out nothing. No apologies, just full price fir all of it.. Umm do better!!

I love this place! Came to the bar that is on the lower level. Very laid back. Nice selection of…read morebeer and drinks. Full bar. Had the sliced brisket on Texas toast. 3 kinds of sauce on the side. Also got the okra. Delicious! Prices are very reasonable. This will be a definite stop anytime I am in the area!

You can order from the kiosk but there is a person by the taco place that can manually take your…read moreorder for you. This is my favorite place when coming to the casino. Yeah it might be overpriced but you are at a casino. Burgers and fries are always fresh! The ranch is phenomenal! Attached is the newest burger menu .....

There's something to be said for consistency in a brand and I'm not sure the Gordon Ramsay Street…read moreBurger lives up to the brand standard. Let's start with the particulars. GR Street Burger is a part of a food hall known as Gordon Ramsay Food Market that features a plethora of items including this joint where they serve burgers. Smash burgers in particular. You order at the kiosk and it's just like ordering from your kiosk style place that's not Gordon Ramsay. And this food hall is tucked away at the far end of the Cherokee Casino so literally, to get there, you park at the parking garage and you have to meander through the casino to get to the food hall. There is no service as you order from a kiosk and grab it yourself as well as bus your own trash. There isn't much of an ambiance since it's a food hall. Think mall food court type of ambiance. Now for the burgers. Not impressed at all considering Ramsay prides on brand consistency and yet it seems like this place is the last ditch effort to capitalize on the Ramsay brand but in short, it's probably last on Gordon's list of places to visit to ensure consistency because I'll be quite honest here. The flavor of the burger is lackluster. I had the Hell's Kitchen Burger and frankly, not impressed. The potato bun was nice and toasted but the burger patties lacked the seasoning Gordon prides himself on, the avocado mash didn't add anything of value, and the jalapeno pepper also didn't give much in terms of flavor. The fries were Red Robin steak fries at best. The fries with the burgers were robust and crunchy but lacked seasoning and that pithy light sprinkle of dried chives also added nothing. At least with Red Robin, you get unlimited baskets and their proprietary seasoned salt. Here the fries didn't have much in terms of seasoning. I will say the only redeeming quality here is that the food comes out hot as it's made to order so that has that going for them anyways. Overall, if you can find a decent mom and pop burger joint or a BurgerFi or a Red Robin nearby, your best bet will be that instead. Get your winnings at the casino, pull away at $1000 or $2000 then exit and go find a better burger joint because this place isn't it for burgers. Especially at $17 plus state and resort tax.