Cafes near Sevierville

“Their food is consistently outstanding!! Never a bad meal and great folks here! Beautiful Mountain View’s on their covered outdoor seating wrap around deck!“

“Yelena was so helpful and kind. She recommended a Hawaiian Salted Caramel with Coconut Latte. I was feeling a cold drink so I asked for it frozen and added a 1/2 pump of chocolate topped with Carmel drizzle and cinnamon. Holy cow. BEST Drink I’ve ever had. 10/10 recommended!!“

“Best Breakfesr In Sevierville, TN good food Good atmosphere, people are very friendly, it was cooked just right, restaurant and kitchen was very clean definitely can't go wrong with this place.“

“Just found out about this place a couple days ago and they have the best coffee! And the sweetest barista 💗“

“Clean, quick, polite, good food, excellent soup/sandwiches.“

“The very first time my husband and I visited this café was on our way to our honeymoon. We were on our way to Montana and had come across the Lil Black Bear Cafe. It was back in 2021 and we loved the atmosphere so much because it was welcoming, friendly and the Jesus culture was appealing to us! Since that day forward whenever we visit Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg will always be supportive of this little treasure!“

“Nice atmosphere,great wine and delicious food!“

“Joe Muggs is inside a book store. If Y'all are in a hurry it's probably not for you. There was only one young fella because the other one had to take a break. He took 6 orders and told everyone It would be a few minutes because there are 3, 4, 5, drinks ahead of you I have to make first. Everyone was laid back and chatted or read the book that

they had just purchased. We always stop by here before going to the movie theater and look around and get a cup of coffee...Small and relaxing. 👍👍(Two thumbs up)“

“I really enjoyed everything here. The shrimp and grits and butterfly pretzel were my favorite. The pork with gravy was nice too. Finished with a red velvet cinnamon roll. My only complaint was that it was too chilly in there. Need to regulate temperature better in the colder months.“