That said, we wanted to be sure we were there close to opening (7 am) because the lines have been horrible before. This visit was on a Wednesday morning after the start of schools so the crowds haven’t moved in for the. We visited Crockett’s several years ago and had an excellent breakfast, so it was on our dining list during this visit. If you found this review to be “helpful” in any way, please press “Thumbs-up” to let me know. How the restaurant was decorated is something that “Disney” would be proud of. The breakfast and experience are well worth “5” stars. What was delivered was a cupful of milk that cost over $3.00 dollars. My wife wanted “regular 2% milk” for the coffee. The cups are small and had to be refilled several times. There were no after-affects with gas or burps. I enjoyed the regular 2 eggs over-easy, sausage patties, Cherokee sweet Corn Pone, sourdough toast, potatoes and I added grits. My wife enjoyed the “Farmer’s Veggie Omelet.” She talked about this dish for several days. There are nearly 30 side items to add on to your dish. Others selected the cast iron skillet with items to share. We noticed some people picked the giant cinnamon rolls. Front and back has a number of interest stories while the inside pages is the actual menu. A “newspaper” menu was handed out that you can keep as a souvenir keepsake. There are plenty of antiques to entertain you through your breakfast.Įveryone was given their own table. The restaurant is designed to be either a 19th century barn or a Tennessee Hunt Camp. There is usually a long line waiting for the 7:00AM opening. Treat yourself to a unique breakfast experience by visiting this fine restaurant. Flapjacks will get you in in under 30 and its “good” as well. Needed a side of french toast, which she said was the best she ever had. The wife had a couple eggs and biscuits and gravy. I’m picky about my biscuits and gravy and this was good although they didn’t give you enough to match the huge and tasty biscuit that came with it. I had an omelette with biscuits and gravy. No big deal but get us drinks before the food arrive, just kind of basic stuff. The roll arrived and sit there for awhile before our drinks did. We both ordered coffee and water with the cinnamon roll. It indeed is huge and could easily feed 3-4. We ordered the huge cinnamon roll because it is their signature thing. 9:30 on a Friday, we were told hour and 45 minute wait so off we went to shop. We understood the likely 90 minute wait and planned on shopping bear that end of town while we waited for our table. The popularity and lore of this place made this a must to while we were in town for a week. Restaurants for Special Occasions in Gatlinburg.Restaurants for Group Dining in Gatlinburg.Food Delivery Restaurants in Gatlinburg.Best Pulled Pork Sandwich in Gatlinburg.Pizza with Outdoor Seating in Gatlinburg.British Restaurants for Lunch in Gatlinburg.American Restaurants for Special Occasions in Gatlinburg.Restaurants near Crocketts Breakfast Camp.Hotels near (TYS) Mc Ghee Tyson Airport.Hotels near Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community.Hotels near Great Smoky Mountains National Park.Hotels near Ober Gatlinburg Amusement Park & Ski Area.Hotels near Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies.Hotels with Complimentary Breakfast in Gatlinburg.InterContinental (IHG) Hotels in Gatlinburg.

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