Best Gelato in Sevierville

"Curl de la Creme is one of the places to find the best ice cream in Pigeon Forge. This one-of-a-kind store serves “curled ice cream”, a special dessert that is made by pouring cream onto a below freezing stainless steel plate, spreading it into a thin sheet, and rolling it up. Curl de la Creme currently offers two base flavors (vanilla or chocolate), 13 mix-ins, and around 20 different toppings."

"If you’d like a little bit of entertainment with your dessert, let the team at Curl de la Crème wow you with their ice cream-making skills. The show starts with your selection of a base flavor, like Oreo, banana, or Fruity Pebbles, plus all the mix-ins you could ever want. Then, they pour out the base on the icy stainless steel surface and start working in your additions."

"Curl De La Creme- Ice Cream is a unique shop that serves rolled ice cream made right before your eyes. Watch as fresh cream, along with your desired mix-ins, are poured onto a frozen pan and transformed into delectable ice cream rolls. Then choose a combination of toppings to add to the top of the ice cream rolls."

"If you struggle to resist the urge to lick the spoon when baking, you can safely indulge your love of cookie dough at this wonderful destination. Perfectly named, this shop easily inspires a sense of bliss in cookie dough lovers, who appreciate its vast selection of flavors. Whether you favor chocolate chip, peanut butter, or snickerdoodle cookies, you can find a dough-based version that will combine perfectly with vanilla or chocolate ice cream."

"Noticed this on the Arts and Crafts brochure and looked it up to find it had great reviews!. We went around 2:30, not crowded at all, the owner was friendly and... (865) 567-5217Order online"

"Nearly 1000 whiskies grace the bar at this Old Town Scottish haunt, where catching live music is a given, may it be a big show or a pub session where you’re encouraged to join in — if that’s your talent. Savor traditional Scottish dishes such as Scotch eggs, steak and ale pie, and fish and chips. You can also order fare like haggis, neeps, and tatties, even if just for the simple reason that “neeps and tatties” is fun to say."

"End your night on the town with a taste of Scotland at Boyd’s Jig and Reel. In the Old City, this Scottish-inspired pub is home to some of the city’s tastiest and most unique desserts. Open until 3 a.m., Boyd’s Jig and Reel prides itself on its rich heritage, and its dessert menu is no exception."

"A photo posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀SOFIA (@karunenko) on Jun 27, 2015 at 1:52pm PDT. Another prime spot for those who love being on the water or getting in a good hike is Fort Dickerson Park. What makes it great: This park offers a quarry that’s great for paddling, as well as a scenic overlook (one of several) that is just a short walk from the parking area."