TSM Verdict
The Verdict
Reagan's House of Pancakes is a classic breakfast spot in Pigeon Forge, known for its all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet and a menu focused on pancakes, omelets, and Southern breakfast staples. The dining style is casual and family-friendly, with a signature draw being the buffet featuring pancakes, French toast, and a fresh fruit bar.
Worth it?
Yes, especially if you are near Pigeon Forge.
Best order
Breakfast Buffet, Pancakes, Three Egg Omelets, Waffles
Best time
Lunch or early dinner
Verify
Check current hours before driving.
Go For
- Breakfast Buffet
- Pancakes
- Three Egg Omelets
- French Toast
- Waffles
Skip If
- You want lunch or dinner options—hours are strictly breakfast/brunch
- You prefer à la carte lunch or dinner entrées
- You need late-day dining (closes at 12:30 p.m.)
Before You Go
Open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., including holidays.
Decision Guide
Decision Guide
Is it worth visiting?
Reagan's House of Pancakes is a great fit for families and breakfast lovers looking for a classic Southern breakfast buffet or traditional pancakes and omelets. It's ideal if you're already in Pigeon Forge and want a hearty morning meal.
Best first order?
Breakfast Buffet, Pancakes, Three Egg Omelets, Waffles, French Toast
Worth driving from Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge?
It's best as a convenient breakfast stop if you're already in Pigeon Forge; not a destination restaurant for a special trip from outside the area.
Current concern?
Very limited hours; only open from 7:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. daily.
Planner Snapshot
At a Glance
Location
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Cuisine
American restaurant
Price
$
Best meal
Lunch or early dinner
Families
Confirm fit before going
Planning fit
Best as part of a Pigeon Forge stop
Website
reaganshouseofpancakes.comMenu
View menuAbout Reagan's House of Pancakes
Reagan's House of Pancakes has been a family-owned breakfast institution since 1986, offering an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet and simple lunch fare. The restaurant features a casual, family-friendly dining style with a focus on pancakes, omelets, and Southern breakfast staples.
Amenities & Features
- $13.99 all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet with extensive variety including pancakes, French toast, and multiple breakfast meats
- Fried bologna, breakfast sausages, and biscuits with gravy consistently praised
- Build-your-own cinnamon rolls and fresh fruit options at the buffet
- Friendly, attentive service mentioned frequently by satisfied guests
Insider Tips for Reagan's House of Pancakes
Insider tips
Get there right when they open at 7 AM if you can. By 10 AM on weekends, you’re looking at a wait, especially during fall when the leaf-lookers descend on Pigeon Forge. The buffet shuts down at 12:30 PM sharp, which catches people off guard — this isn’t one of those all-day breakfast places.
Before you go
Current price guidance on this page is $. A website is linked here for direct confirmation of current details.
Menu Guide
What to Order at Reagan's House of Pancakes
Main
Breakfast Buffet
An all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet featuring pancakes, French toast, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, grits, and a fresh fruit bar. The buffet is the restaurant's signature offering and includes a wide variety of classic breakfast items.
Main
Pancakes
Classic pancakes served with whipped butter and the restaurant’s famous hot homemade syrup, with optional toppings or fillings available.
Main
Three Egg Omelets
Three-egg omelets served with your choice of pancakes, toast, or biscuits, offering a hearty and customizable breakfast option.
Main
Waffles
Waffles served with whipped butter and homemade syrup, with optional toppings or fillings to customize your order.
Main
French Toast
French toast included as part of the breakfast buffet, offering a classic sweet breakfast option.
Side
Fresh Fruit Bar / Fruit Selection
A full fresh fruit bar included with the buffet, featuring a variety of fruit selections for a lighter or complementary side.
Side
Biscuits and Gravy
Southern-style biscuits and gravy available as part of the buffet, providing a classic comfort food side.
Side
Bacon and Sausage
Bacon and sausage served as part of the buffet, rounding out the traditional breakfast meat options.
Know Before You Go
- Get there right when they open at 7 AM if you can. By 10 AM on weekends, you’re looking at a wait, especially during fall when the leaf-lookers descend on Pigeon Forge.
- The buffet shuts down at 12:30 PM sharp, which catches people off guard — this isn’t one of those all-day breakfast places.
Opening Hours
Best Times to Visit Reagan's House of Pancakes
Check the restaurant's current seating policy before weekend evenings; popular spots can have waits.
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Traveler Questions
How long does a visit take?
Most breakfast visits take about 45 to 90 minutes, depending on whether you’re doing the buffet, ordering from the menu, or coming with a larger group.
What are the hours?
Both Pigeon Forge locations are open every day from 7:00 AM to 12:30 PM.
Where are the two locations?
One location is at 2820 Parkway near the LeConte Center, and the other is at 3516 Parkway near Dollywood Lane.
Is there parking and is it easy to access?
Yes. Both locations are on the Parkway and offer parking. The 2820 Parkway location is by Sharon Drive, and the 3516 Parkway location is just after Ogle Drive.
What should I expect on the menu?
Expect a large breakfast buffet plus a full menu with items like pancakes, waffles, omelets, country ham, fruit pancakes, eggs, and sides. Breakfast is served all morning, and lunch items start after 11:00 AM.
Who is Reagan's House of Pancakes best for?
It’s a good fit for families, breakfast groups, and travelers who want a classic sit-down breakfast in Pigeon Forge. It also works well for people who want gluten-free options, since egg-and-meat-only dishes are gluten-free.
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