Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in Sevierville

"If you have never been to a Golden Corral, you are in for a treat when you visit the Pigeon Forge location at 3610 Parkway!. This nationwide chain is famous for its delicious and fresh food at incredibly affordable prices. There are more than 150 choices on Golden Corral’s endless buffet, so everyone will find something to satisfy their appetite!"

"Known as America’s favorite buffet style restaurant, the Golden Corral has offerings all the way from Asian-style chicken to slow-cooked pot roast. There is no doubt that every member of your family will find something new and delicious to try at this Pigeon Forge buffet. Before you leave be sure to stop by the extensive dessert bar!"

"If you are a seafood lover, there is no better place for dinner than at Captain Jim’s Seafood Buffet!. This amazing buffet features almost every type of seafood imaginable and the price even includes all-you-can-eat crab legs!. Begin your meal with a bowl of New England clam chowder or a helping of peel-n-eat shrimp, or start off light with a salad or coleslaw."

"Part of the excitement of going on vacation is the chance to experience new things and try new foods. The problems a lot of parents face is that most kids tend to be rather picky eaters. Luckily, there are a lot of Pigeon Forge buffet and all-you-can-eat style restaurants that rise to the challenge of allowing parents to be adventurous while keeping kids happy."

"Visiting a buffet can feel like a chore when you’re relegated to the salad bar, but the selection at Aunt Granny’s is sufficient to keep many vegetarians happy. The entire salad area is worth hitting up, of course, but a few of the buffet’s entree items are also meat-free. Don’t forget to load up on cooked cabbage and turnip greens."

"If you are in Dollywood and you aren’t eating at Aunt Granny’s, you are doing it wrong. Excellent homestyle s..."

"Believe it or not, Dollywood is known for more than just their thrilling roller coasters and award-winning shows. If you head to Craftsman’s Valley inside the park you’ll come across Miss Lillian’s Smokehouse. Here you’ll find all kids of amazing Southern dishes in an All-You-Care-To-Eat buffet!"

"Inexpensive Traditional American Restaurant Waffle House is placed in the city center. This Traditional American Restaurant is perfect for Family-Friendly Dining, Late Night Dining and Breakfast. Waffle House is open 24/7."

"Three Bears General Store​ is one of the most popular spots to grab a souvenir when you visit the Smoky Mountains. This 40,000 square foot, unique shop is located in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and has everything you could ever dream of buying. Whether you want a stuffed animal, home decor, or a T-shirt, you will be able to find it here."

"Inside the Three Bears General Store, you’ll find everything from Amish jams and jellies to over 555 Great Smoky Mountain souvenirs. You can visit the Make-UR-Bear Factory, complete with outfits and accessories for your own stuffed animal. There’s a family-sized arcade where you can play air hockey, shoot a few hoops, and win some awesome prizes!"

"You’ll be able to browse through a variety of products, from stuffed animals to coffee mugs, to find exactly what you’re looking for. It’s a great place to go if you want the perfect Smoky Mountain souvenir. There are T-shirts, puppets, jewelry, homemade fudge and more!"

"One of the best spas in Gatlinburg TN is the Fox Place Salon and Spa, which offers friendly service and a wide assortment of treatment options!. Indulge and spoil yourself with one of the unparalleled facial packages, including the classic European Steam Facial. You can also choose the classic Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue massage or Hot Stone Therapy."

"Take some special time for yourself at Fox Place Salon and Spa. With numerous services available, you can schedule a rejuvenating massage, facial treatment, or a body wrap or scrub to relax and regroup. Compliment your spa treatments with hair and nail services in the salon by the talented and friendly staff."

"The area between Market Street and Gay Street was one of the more unseemly parts of Knoxville; however, it’s become the most photographed location in the city in recent years. Graffiti artists partner with local businesses to paint exquisite murals. Many are only up for a limited time, allowing more artists to have their work seen and gain recognition."

"The artistic gem of downtown, Strong Alley is filled with murals ranging from bold and colorful to weird and unique. Travel through the alley, located between Market Square and Gay Street to discover dozens of designs and backdrops. It transforms from bright and happy in the daytime to dark and mysterious at night, with equally stunning pictures."

"If you love street art, taking photos of it or simply fancy yourself to be an artsy type of person, Graffiti Alley is a must-visit. Numerous street murals of all kinds are found here. As it’s close to Market Square, it’s best to visit in the evening, as the twinkle lights strung around the area come on and bathe the art in a warm glow."

"Once you’ve worked up a serious appetite for a proper brunch or early lunch at Sunspot, which you’ll find on Cumberland Avenue, just west of the University of Tennessee campus. If you’re there during the week, it doesn’t open until 11 am, but on weekends, brunch is served starting at 10. Wolf down some fried green tomatoes to start—a Southern specialty—and follow them up with the brunch burger or chicken and a waffle. Vegetarians won’t be disappointed by the Fat Elvis Breakfast Burrito, which is just as indulgent as it sounds."

"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."