Showing 11 top-rated restaurant • Updated March 2026
Bustin' Butts BBQ/210 Produce
This authentic BBQ spot has earned a devoted following for meat that's smoked low and slow—the 24-hour brisket literally melts in your mouth, and ribs fall right off the bone. The owner's personal touch stands out, often greeting guests himself and checking on tables. It's a rustic, no-frills setup with pavilion seating, but visitors rave that the outstanding food and genuine Southern hospitality more than make up for the casual digs. One diner felt the burger was overpriced for the size, though
Seasons 101
Seasons 101 stands out as a polished dining destination where Chef Darron Little's seasonal menu delivers creative, upscale cuisine that genuinely impresses. Diners rave about the wild game offerings—particularly the Hunter's Plate with duck, venison, elk, and quail—along with perfectly executed shrimp and grits and standout appetizers like the calamari and pumpkin bisque. While service is typically described as attentive and professional, a couple of visitors experienced oddly inattentive serve
Roma Table
Roma Table has built a loyal following thanks to exceptional service that consistently goes above and beyond. Visitors rave about the attentive, friendly waitstaff—particularly servers like Klarrissa, Kassandra, and Alyssa who clearly know how to make diners feel welcome. The food earns high marks across the board, with the meatball lasagna and pizza standing out, plus appreciated gluten-free options for those with dietary restrictions. This locally-owned spot delivers authentic Italian flavors
The Appalachian
The Appalachian delivers an exceptional upscale dining experience with its wood-fired cooking and locally-sourced seasonal menu earning passionate praise from most visitors. The open kitchen setup and attentive service create a memorable atmosphere, particularly for special occasions like anniversaries. However, service can be inconsistent during busy periods, with a few guests experiencing significant delays and inattentive staff that marred their celebrations.
The Pines Downtown
The Pines Downtown is a hit-or-miss entertainment venue that shines brightest for private events like rehearsal dinners and wedding parties, where staff like Eric and Ari earn consistent praise for exceptional service. Regular patrons love the extensive free games (vintage arcade machines, duckpin bowling, darts, Nintendo Switches) and bar food favorites like loaded tater tots and honey Sriracha wings. However, frustration runs high among walk-in customers who arrive to find the venue largely bo
Hillbilly's Restaurant
Down-home comfort food in a barnlike structure with offbeat farm & auto decor & bucket lights.
Aubrey's Sevierville
Popular local chain known for hearty portions of regional comfort dishes & draft brews.
East TN Billiards
East TN Billiards delivers a surprisingly strong dining experience alongside its pool hall atmosphere. Regulars rave about creative menu items like the dang dill pickle hot wings and loaded tater balls, while generous portions—like the cobb salad—offer solid value. The staff, particularly servers like Destiny, earn consistent praise for attentive service. The venue hosts leagues, live music, and events like singo and karaoke, though league nights can limit table availability for casual players.
Five Oaks Farm Kitchen
Classic BBQ & American Southern fare in a rustic space with high ceilings & ample communal seating.
Grandmothers Kitchen
Folksy, old-fashioned fixture serving jumbo biscuits & other Southern staples for breakfast & lunch.
THE DINER
1950s-style silver diner with breakfast all day, burgers & other casual eats, plus housemade treats.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best restaurant in Sevierville?
Based on our TSM Score™ rankings, Bustin' Butts BBQ/210 Produce is currently the top-rated restaurant in Sevierville with a rating of 4.9 from 2,778 reviews.
How many restaurant are there in Sevierville?
We currently track 11 restaurant in Sevierville, all rated and reviewed by real visitors. Our list is updated regularly as new businesses open and reviews come in.
When is the best time to visit restaurant in Sevierville?
The best time depends on your preferences. Fall (October-November) offers stunning foliage but larger crowds. Spring (April-May) brings wildflowers and mild weather. Summer is peak season with the most options available. Winter offers lower prices and fewer crowds.