Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Walland

"The Apple Valley Creamery is a part of the Apple Barn in Sevierville. It carries on the Apple Barn’s tradition of “made on the farm.” When you step foot into the old-time ice cream parlor, you’ll find not only homemade ice cream, but other sweet treats as well. The Creamery makes a variety of ice cream flavors that rotate throughout the seasons."

"The Apple Valley Creamery provides handmade ice cream from only the finest ingredients, using local fruits and other products when available!. Try one of their 60 flavors an additional rotating flavors with the seasons. Ask for a sample of their deep dish apple pie, butter pecan, or our award winning Smoky Mountain fudge."

"Take a step into the past at the Apple Valley Creamery and Bake Shop. This old-fashioned bakery and ice cream parlor serves a variety of homemade goodies. Choosing just one order can be tricky, but you can’t go wrong with a double scoop served in a waffle cone."

"Don’t let the lack of fancy fool you at Little House of Pancakes. Known as one of the best Ma and Pa spots in the area, Little House of Pancakes will surely give you the tasty pancakes you’ve been searching for. And with portions as large as they are here, you’ll be set for a full day in the park after breakfasting here."

"Little House of Pancakes is a charming mom and pop restaurant located on the East Parkway. Known for its generous portions, reasonable prices, and fast service, Little House of Pancakes serves breakfast from 7 a.m."

"The pecan Belgian waffles are so good/ fresh and not too sweet!!. Coffee was great, and the service... (865) 436-8784Order online"

"Shopping for food is often more entertaining than shopping for clothing or decor — but this isn’t your average grocery haul. At The Island, you’ll find a variety of specialty stores, where you can score everything from hot sauce to sweet treats."

"Daisy Cake Company offers custom designs based on the particular theme or event of the customer because they believe that your celebration is special, no matter how big or small. They are also proud of their commitment to avoid making the same cake twice."

"Head back in time to see the story of Knoxville firsthand at the beautiful Blount Mansion. The home belonged to William Blount, most well known for signing the U.S Constitution and for being the Governor of the Southwest Territory. The house dates from 1792 and William Blount’s presence here is actually the reason why Knoxville is the capitol of Tennessee."

"From the outside, the Blount Mansion doesn’t strike visitors as anything too remarkable. It looks very modern for a house built in the 1790s. It was the home of the Southwest territory’s only governor, William Blount, and served as its capitol building; Tennessee’s constitution was drafted there too."

"This extravagant house is sometimes called the Confederate Memorial Hall, and it’s one of the most visited historic sites in Knoxville. It was originally gifted as a wedding present to Congressman Robert Houston Armstrong and Louise Franklin. It also served as the Confederate army headquarters during the Siege of Knoxville; bullet holes in some of the walls are a vivid reminder of its wartime past."