Cheap Places to Eat in Townsend

"Best Italian Cafe & Pizzeria is another one of the most famous restaurants in Gatlinburg. A fixture of The Strip since 1976, Best Italian is revered for its New York-style pizza, giant calzones, and its irresistible garlic knots. Best Italian boasts two excellent locations on the Parkway, so you’ll never be far from their mouthwatering Italian entrees."

"If you’re in the mood for Italian, why not get it from the best?. People come back to this restaurant time and time again because Best Italian truly lives up to its name!. They offer delicious classics like pizza and pasta, signature dishes including their generously sized calzones, and tasty cheesecake for dessert."

"You have to start out with the garlic knots and marinara sauce. For an appetizer, you can’t go wrong with the artichoke bake or fried cheese raviolis. If you love seafood and Italian, you should try Chef Paul’s Seafood Medley."

"As the oldest craft brewery in East Tennessee, we are suggesting you dine here as more of a supplement to your beer tasting. Though the food is delicious, the beer obviously steals the stage. With craft beers of all types, you will love sipping on a cold one after a day in the park."

"A large selection of handcrafter brews and delicious food is available at Smoky Mountain Brewery. Try the Mountain Light and Appalachian Pale Ale – they’re two favorite mainstay microbrews."

"This fun buffet offers all-you-can-eat pizza, pasta, salad, and dessert for extremely reasonable prices. Guests will find a wide variety of pizza toppings, with everything from Ham & Cheddar to Mac & Cheese in the mix. Make sure you try some of CiCi’s irresistible cinnamon rolls when you visit!"

"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."

"Hikers will reach Indian Creek Falls via the Deep Creek Trail, which was one of the first trails constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the early 1930s. In addition to visiting the 45-foot waterfall, hikers will also pass by the 80-foot Toms Branch Falls along the way. This is another great hike for early spring wildflowers."

"On this hike you get the benefit of seeing two Smoky Mountain Waterfalls. The first is the 80 feet high Toms Branch Falls. The park service has installed benches so you can sit and admire the falls."

"When you visit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, why not start off by hiking up to Clingmans Dome, the highest point in the Smokies at 6,643 feet. From the car park, it’s a relatively steep half-mile walk to the observation tower on the summit, but our kids handled it no problem and on a clear day you get spectacular 360° views of the Smokies and beyond – a great spot for sunrise and sunset."

"The highest point in the Smoky Mountains provides some of the best views you will ever see…period. Once you travel the 7 miles up Clingman’s Dome Road, the views become amazing. There’s a steep walkway up to the observation tower about half a mile from the parking lot."

"At 6,643 feet, Clingmans Dome is the highest point in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. That’s why it’s no secret that the Clingmans Dome Observation Tower offers the best views of the mountains!. On clear days, views can expand over 100 miles."

"Another name in ice cream you’re sure to recognize is Marble Slab Creamery, with its authentic homemade ice cream and 75 flavors, with unlimited mix-ins. Every batch of ice cream is made in small batches using fresh dairy ingredients from local farms and flavor ingredients from across the globe. Choose from a nearly endless list of ice cream flavors, then watch as the ice cream is scooped onto a frozen “marble slab” where your choice of toppings is skillfully blended and piled onto a waffle cone."