Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Sevierville

"If you’re in the mood for something healthy, try Healthy Balance Meals!. This restaurant offers both hot lunches and early dinners and previously prepped and frozen entrees for you to take home with you. The meals are designed to encourage healthy eating habits and include a variety of delicious options, from casseroles, to wraps and sandwiches, to salads."

"Healthy eating can be delicious, especially when you get meals from Healthy Balance Meals. Their on-site cafe has a ton of food you will want to try. They have taco salad, superfood salad, buffalo chicken salad, and more."

"They specialize in healthy food, so you can feel good about what you’re eating. You can get buffalo chicken salad, chicken salad, or strawberry spinach salad. There are burrito bowls, wraps, and sandwiches."

"You can enjoy freshly made tacos from a brand new food truck in Sevierville!. Wacky Tacky Taco’s offers signature tacos, build-your-own tacos, chips and queso, and more. People who’ve visited this food truck before rave about the customer service and the delicious tacos."

"There’s another great Italian restaurant that serves all kinds of food in addition to pizza in Gatlinburg called Taste of Italy. You’ll find a chicken spinach alfredo pizza, chicken pesto, veggie lovers, Hawaiian, and many other kinds of pizzas to choose from. You can always create your own pizza."

"If you’re looking for old school Italian cooking, you should eat at Taste of Italy. This restaurant feels homey and is decorated to remind you of a family owned Italian restaurant. Order an appetizer to share with the whole table, choosing from caprese or calamari fritti."

"Vegetarians can enjoy eating at Gatlinburg’s authentic Italian restaurant. Penne alla vodka, baked spaghetti, pasta primavera, eggplant parm or eggplant Florentine. If you’d like to go vegan on these, ask for egg free pasta and no cheese."

"This Gay Street eatery has been around for almost a decade, serving up authentic, Italian-style gelato that’s made fresh onsite. The Grub Spouse and I dropped in for a dinner not long after they opened back in aught-nine, when we happily licked our way through cups of chocolate-peanut butter, Almond Joy and tiramisu. We have returned in the years since to dip our tiny gelato spoons into more flavors like cappuccino crunch, lemon basil, birthday cake and orange cream."

"Have you ever wondered what the difference is between ice cream and gelato?. We have the Italians to thank for gelato. It’s creamier, smoother and silkier than ice cream and uses more milk and less cream than is used to make ice cream."

"Atrium Pancakes is known as a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike to come for fluffy pancakes, 24 different types to be exact. If you aren’t sure what you want to try first, you can’t go wrong with the baked apple pancake. This tasty treat is stuffed with warm apples, then cooked until golden brown and served with butter and syrup."

"While all of Atrium’s hotcakes are delicious, one of its pancakes has developed a cult following: the Baked Apple Pancake. Prepared in an oven, rather than over a griddle, this mouthwatering pancake is filled with freshly sliced apples and brown sugar. The Baked Apple Pancake was even featured in Taste of Home magazine!"

"Anyone looking for a quick and satisfying meal will love Atrium Pancakes in Gatlinburg. Perfect for breakfast or lunch, Atrium is a Smoky Mountain staple with a loyal following. The star of Atrium’s menu is undisputedly the Baked Apple Pancake."

"When you wake up ready for breakfast, head out to Little House of Pancakes. They have delicious food at some of the best prices as far as Gatlinburg restaurants go. Your favorite breakfast staples at Little House of Pancakes include eggs cooked the way you like, bacon, sausage, grits, biscuits, and, of course, pancakes."

"Little House of Pancakes is a charming mom and pop restaurant located on the East Parkway. Known for its generous portions, reasonable prices, and fast service, Little House of Pancakes serves breakfast from 7 a.m."

"They use 20 ounces of buttermilk batter used to make a foot-wide All You Can Eat flapjack that’ll put your breakfast hunger to the test. Plus, it’s only $7.95. That’s a price you can’t beat!"