How long should I spend at Brick and Spoon?

Plan for 45-90 minutes total, including any wait time. Once you're seated, service is usually pretty quick and you'll want time to savor those huge portions.

Is Brick and Spoon good for kids?

Absolutely - they have highchairs and a family-friendly atmosphere. The portions are massive, so kids can easily share. Best for families with kids who can handle a potential wait.

Is there parking at Brick and Spoon?

Yes, they have free off-street parking in their own lot. No need to worry about Parkway parking meters or crowded garages.

Do they have vegetarian and gluten-free options?

Yes, they offer both vegetarian and vegan options, plus gluten-free choices. The menu clearly marks dietary accommodations, which is super helpful.

What makes their Bloody Mary bar special?

You build your own with tons of toppings and garnishes - it's like a whole experience. Way more fun than just ordering a regular Bloody Mary, and the selection is impressive.

Brick and Spoon - Pigeon Forge | Pigeon Forge Brunch restaurant

Duration

1-1.5 hours (longer during peak weekend times with waits)

Best For

Couples wanting upscale brunch • Families with older kids • Groups celebrating special occasions

Pro Tip

Join their online waitlist before you even leave your hotel - you can check wait times and add your name remotely instead of standing around for an hour.

About Brick and Spoon - Pigeon Forge

Looking for a brunch spot that breaks away from standard Pigeon Forge tourist fare? Brick and Spoon - Pigeon Forge brings Southern-Cajun flair to the breakfast scene with a menu that's worth planning your morning around. Their shrimp and grits stand out as a house specialty, while the bananas foster French toast has developed a dedicated following among locals and visitors alike.

The restaurant's build-your-own Bloody Mary bar adds a fun, interactive element to your brunch experience, with plenty of garnishes and mix-ins to customize your drink. Entrees typically range from $11-14, with cocktails priced between $7-12 - reasonable rates for the quality and portion sizes you'll receive.

Timing matters here - weekend mornings can get particularly busy, with wait times often stretching 45-60 minutes after 9 AM on Saturdays. Early birds catch the best tables and quickest service. The dining room strikes a smart balance between upscale and casual, making it equally suitable for family breakfasts or meetups with friends.

Operating hours run daily until 2 PM, focusing exclusively on breakfast and lunch service. The kitchen maintains consistent quality during peak tourist seasons, though service pace can vary depending on crowd levels. Families appreciate the welcoming atmosphere and kid-friendly options, while food enthusiasts enjoy the creative takes on brunch classics.

For the best experience at this Pigeon Forge brunch restaurant, arrive early, especially on weekends, and come hungry - portions are generous. Reservations aren't accepted, so plan accordingly during peak tourist seasons.

Last updated: February 22, 2026 • Based on 1,809 reviews

Amenities & Features

Exceptional breakfast dishes, particularly the Bayou Benedict with soft, fluffy biscuits and the beignets with fresh fruitCajun-inspired menu items that provide unique options like corn grits and Louisiana-style breakfast foodsOutstanding Bloody Marys that visitors consistently call some of the best they've foundLocation away from the crowded Parkway strip, offering a more relaxed dining atmosphere

Don't Miss

Build-Your-Own Bloody Mary Bar

This isn't just a drink - it's an experience. Tons of garnishes, toppings, and mix-ins let you create the ultimate customized Bloody Mary. Way more fun than ordering off a menu.

Bananas Foster French Toast

Their signature sweet dish that keeps people coming back. Rich, decadent, and absolutely massive - you might want to share this one unless you're seriously hungry.

Cajun Shrimp and Grits

Real Southern comfort food with a Creole kick. The shrimp are perfectly seasoned and the grits are creamy perfection. This is what sets them apart from typical tourist breakfast spots.

Bayou Benedict

Eggs Benedict with shrimp and crawfish that brings serious New Orleans vibes to the Smokies. Rich, flavorful, and way more interesting than regular Benedict variations.

Upscale-Casual Atmosphere

Feels like eating at a sophisticated friend's house rather than a stuffy restaurant. Family-friendly but refined enough for date nights or special occasions.

Blackened Shrimp Po'boy

Authentic Louisiana-style sandwich that's perfectly spiced and generously filled. At $14, it's a solid lunch option that actually tastes like it came from the French Quarter.

Know Before You Go

Free parking lot on-site - no need to hunt for street parking
Casual dress code, but bring layers if waiting outside in cooler weather
They accept credit cards and have a full bar with ID required for alcohol
Open 7 AM-2 PM daily - no dinner service available
Wheelchair accessible with highchairs available for families

Opening Hours

Monday7 AM to 2 PM

Tuesday7 AM to 2 PM

Wednesday7 AM to 2 PM

Thursday7 AM to 2 PM

Friday7 AM to 2 PM

Saturday7 AM to 2 PM

Sunday7 AM to 2 PM

Best Times to Visit Brick and Spoon - Pigeon Forge

For the best dining experience, consider making reservations for weekend evenings.

🔥Buzzing

Friday & Saturday evenings

☀️Relaxed

Early dinner 4PM - 5:30PM

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for Brick and Spoon?

They're open daily from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. No dinner service - this is strictly a breakfast and brunch spot, so plan accordingly.

How much does Brick and Spoon cost?

Most entrees run $11-14, with starters like biscuits around $4 and deviled eggs at $12. Build-your-own Bloody Marys are $12.50, and regular cocktails start around $7.

Do I need reservations for Brick and Spoon?

They don't take traditional reservations, but you can join their online waitlist. We highly recommend doing this, especially on weekends when waits can hit 60+ minutes.

Brick and Spoon - Pigeon Forge