The 11 Best Places for Soup in Gatlinburg

Jon Pereira: Great clam chowder and oysters. The setting is beautiful with the Little Pigeon River right at the restaurant’s edge. Best seafood in Gatlinburg.

Fefe Loveyuh: The seafood was so fresh, as if they just caught it and cooked it for us. Loved this restaurant!! One of the best seafood restaurants I ever visited.

Aaron Seamon: Make reservations! They fill up fast. Patio seating on the river as well.

Jennifer Erickson: Magic Mushroom soup is the best!

Ron Jarrell: Pizza, pretzels, mushroom soup

Harish Komaragiri: Been waiting to go to this because of my love for Mushrooms. Disappointed to see very few on my Pizza. Not so great service. Soups and starters are way better than the Pizza.

Acorn Cabin Rentals near Dollywood: Friendly service. Take a break from cooking at your luxury cabin rental at http://www.acorncabins.com & eat here! Soups & salads are delicious. Our table liked the fried mushrooms & chicken parm also

Brian D.: It's a unique place, not for everyone. A bit dated decor, but the food was good and the live piano player made the atmosphere warm and inviting.

A Z: The lemon pepper trout is quite good.

The Peddler Steakhouse: Start your dinner off right with our hot, fresh French Onion Soup or our creamy Smoked Trout Spread. What?s your fav... http://bit.ly/GYVGoE

Denise Bates: Steak! French Onion soup. Service

Lorie: Best salad bar! Chilled plates! Beautiful views. A MUST!

Amy Lee: Best steak ever! The crab soup is also delicious!

Charlie Hendrixson: Great tasting steaks. Try "The Steak" if you bring your appetite you won't be sorry. Good service as well.

Chantal Clark: Overpriced, dated, and smelled like a port-o-john!

James Pittman: Love this place! So relaxing and comfy! I could have just stayed in our room and read a book by the fireplace all day.

Glenn Cook: Very relaxing and quiet resort. Nice trail to a pavilion by the river, great restaurant, well-equipped gym, and perfect rooms with fireplaces.

Deb Thonus: Go to the top of the mountain and take the tram down to Gatlinburg and back. a great way to travel into town from the lodge.

Andrea Baird: Don't bother eating anywhere else. The food here is amazing and the atmosphere incredible. You will only regret going elsewhere.

Jeremy Wilson: A nice place to stay in place

Nick Sweetman: Pancake royale. No syrup or butter needed. Just a fork and a knife and enjoy. Highly recommend biscuits, too. Weekday early mornings (before 9:30) tends to be less busy.

Gloria Suiter👠👠👠👠👠 @spikeheelgirl: Very good :-)

Donald Buchanan: The Best Breakfast in town.

Scott Burgett: Get the smoked trout if your first time there. Save room for key lime pie.

Patty Taguba: The trout is really good. Your average price on a plate is about 19 dollars. We went on a Sunday night and waited 45 minutes without reservations. So call ahead!

Alix Record: I don't know what people are lamenting about this place, but when you go to a trout house, eat some trout! It was divine and service was quite above average. I would recommend it.

Denise Holaday: Honestly one of the best meals I've had in a long time. Fried chicken connoisseurs should have this place at the top off their list. The scratch-made sides could make a meal themselves. Will be back!

Debbie W: Fried chicken was okay. There were lots of sides, but I was not thrilled with any. Chicken skin was really crisp and overdone!

Jeremy Wilson: A great place to go to eat dinner and drinks with people

Wayne Cox: Shrimp Po' Boy is the way to go! Delicious!

Tim Carrier: Mama makes the best bread pudding! At least that's what mama always said...

Molly n: They all have awkward fake accents...