Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Gatlinburg

"Even if you’re on vacation, a healthy meal can be a great idea to lighten things up and refuel after a busy day on the trail or exploring the many attractions. Healthy Balance Meals makes good choices easy – offering real food, crafted with love, and ready when you are. They offer dine-in options and a ready-to-eat take-home menu, as well as catering."

"Just because you go on vacation doesn’t mean you have to eat unhealthy the entire time!. Healthy Balance Meals is a local place to eat in Sevierville TN that serves healthful meals. You can get a burrito bowl with all your favorite toppings."

"Went for the first time today, everyone is so friendly, I took home a bunch of their prepped frozen meals today, ate one when I got home and it was absolutely..."

"Similar to its sister in the Old City, Hanna’s on the Strip is another great place to dance. This one is larger than the Hanna’s in the Old City, with multiple floors. The crowd here is generally younger – but that’s to be expected when you’re right next to a college campus."

"We love their Spinach Artichokes dip appetizer it was delicious!. Their pizza was good and their server Gary was great!!!!. A couple tiny issues with the our..."

"The food is great, the staff are friendly, the owners are always friendly and ready to greet guests. Entertainment is always family-oriented, from…"

"A wide variety of treats can be found at Adina’s Sweet Shop. This is a Sevierville go-to when you’re craving fudge, pie, pastries, and cupcakes. Any of these treats taste better when combined with the shop’s homemade ice cream."

"Before dinner, we made our way to World’s Fair Park to check into the Tennessean Hotel, which just opened in April next door to the Holiday Inn. The rooms are airy and gorgeous with some stunning works of art, and we had a view of the park below us. We were also just a five-minute walk from Market Square, so we left our car valeted at the hotel for much of the week and explored Knoxville by foot."

"601 James Agee StUnderrepresented in many “Best of Knoxville” lists, it seems that only university students and Fort Sanders residents frequent this overlooked gem. While known for sushi, soups, Thai tea, and a BYOB policy (right next door there’s a convenience store living up to its designation), Chaiyo does perhaps its best work with the pad Thai. It’s sunk in a red-orange sauce and can be prepared, like much of the menu, to varying levels of spiciness."