Top Best Italian Restaurants in Walland

"For a classic Italian take on pizza, you should go to Best Italian Restaurant. Their pizza has a New York style thin crust. They have the classics, including cheese and pepperoni pizzas."

"Best Italian | Gatlinburg – we come for the garlic knots and the HUGE NY-style pizzas!. Two pizzas will feed our family of 10!"

"There’s another great Italian restaurant that serves all kinds of food in addition to pizza in Gatlinburg called Taste of Italy. You’ll find a chicken spinach alfredo pizza, chicken pesto, veggie lovers, Hawaiian, and many other kinds of pizzas to choose from. You can always create your own pizza."

"A great place to go for a nice Italian dinner is Taste of Italy. Try the antipasto salad with olives, artichoke hearts, marinated mushrooms, capicola, salami and more for something light. There are several other salad entrees, plus sandwiches and subs."

"This restaurant was great, you want Wine bring your own they only have beer... Yes tea, soda & water."

"A post shared by Emily Denise (@epicureanemily) on Nov 11, 2016 at 1:35pm PST. The bright ambiance of Emilia’s is perfect for a family dinner out. They serve all sorts of wines and cocktails."

"Ok, I want to do more than just mention this sourdough pizza heaven. When A Dopo opened a few years ago, it filled Knoxville’s Neapolitan pizza void. Now, Knoxvillians can enjoy the bubbly, crispy goodness of wood-fired sourdough pizza."

"Everything here is so delicious and the staff is so friendly, fun and personable. We had a big group and ordered several pizzas family style."

"A post shared by Sora Amy Kim (@sorakim_az) on Nov 3, 2019 at 10:23pm PST. Place your reservations here and experience fine dining. Their staff are the most helpful you’ll ever meet."

"It was myself and a dear friend, our birthdays are 3 days apart so we chose to celebrate with a girls night."

"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!"

"The Mexican music playing in the background and so many snack choices from authentic Mexican fruit bars to corn ..."

"From delicious milkshakes on a hot summer day to chocolate covered strawberries on Valentine’s Day, you’ll find that stopping in at Farmhouse Sweets is a wonderful idea for every season. It’s the perfect pit stop after a day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or an afternoon at the SpeedZone Fun Park on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge. During your visit, you’ll find pralines, truffles, fudge, a variety of candied apples and much more."

"Farmhouse Sweets​ is located on the Parkway, so you should have no trouble finding this sweet shop with a local vibe. When we say local, that should clue you in that you’re going to get a good amount of Southern homemade treats — not to mention the ice cream. There’s just no resisting good homemade ice cream, and you’ll have plenty else to choose from when you pay them a visit on vacation!"

"The Wild Plum Tea Room is an amazing place to have lunch in the Arts & Crafts Community. Named one of the top 10 restaurants in the state of Tennessee, this unique cafe features scratch-made food in an idyllic natural setting. Be sure to make reservations at The Wild Plum at least 24 hours in advance."

"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."

"The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame is worth visiting for a few reasons: 1) girl power!. ; 2) it’s home to the world’s largest basketball; 3) the Hall of Fame is a sub-contractor for the Center for Sport, Peace, and Society. The society’s mission is “to use sport to change lives, communities, and the world through teaching, research, and service.” As travelers, how could we not want to support such a mission?"