“My husband and I ate breakfast here on our way out of Pigeon Forge. This was our first visit, and we were not disappointed. The atmosphere is so cute with the theme that they have and our server. Victoria, was very kind and chipper, first thing in the morning.Our breakfast came out quickly and was very tasty. We would definitely eat here again.“
“This place was excellent. My boyfriend and I were visiting from out of town and I have severe life-threatening food allergies. It is always hard for me to eat out, especially on trips where I don’t know any of the local food places. The ladies here were amazing with my food allergies, allowing me to read the ingredients to everything on the menu (for cross contamination purposes) and were very patient with me. The food was absolutely amazing; the woman cooking the food really knows her stuff! We loved the atmosphere, the food, the customer service, and everything about the entire experience. We will definitely be back on our next trip to Pigeon Forge.Dietary restrictions: This establishment was accommodating to my egg, peanut, treenut, shellfish, and fish allergies.“
“Whenever I go out of town I always look for a Denny’s and this location definitely doesn’t disappoint. We ate here three times during our visit and the food and service were all wonderful with minimal wait times despite it being spring break. Our servers Cat and April, who we were able to have wait on us two out of our three visits were amazing! They are the true definition of southern hospitality. Will definitely be returning and hopefully we get April and Cat again :)!!!!Kid-friendliness: The staff are all super friendly and engaging with the little ones :)“
“We had a really fun time taking our kids to the diner. The atmosphere was great with lots of fun things to look at and educate the kids about. Glenn, our server was outstanding! He was very patient with our indecisiveness and answered all of our questions.Unfortunately the food, even the shakes were only mediocre which is why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. This is definitely a place where you’re paying for the experience over the food, which I knew going in, but if I’m being honest I was disappointed to spend over $150 for 3 sandwiches, 2 corn dogs, 2 shakes, and a banana split that none of us even liked enough to finish.My advice? Take your kids for the fun but just order a couple desserts to share; don’t plan to have a full meal here unless $7 sodas, $10 grilled cheeses, and $20 Reubens are your thing.“