a hidden gem on the arts and craft loop outside of Gatlinburg great place for lunch sit outside or inside food is great try the chicken salad it is great Italian pannini was also a good choice

We ate at the Cabin Cafe located on teh Arts and Crafts loop in Gatlinburg. The food was excellent along with the service.

My husband and I found this by chance - glad we did! Arrived late in the afternoon, about 4 pm, and we didn't realize that the "short cut" we took actually was the arts and crafts trail. Unfortunately the shops were closed, but it didn't matter because we were famished and needed food! In keeping with the local tradition and... More

We knew before we took our journey to the arts and craft community that we had to have lunch at the cabin cafe. We were not disappointed. We chose to sit outside, it was so peaceful and beautiful. Both of us had their homemade lemonade, it was the best lemonade I've ever had, perfect balance of tart and sweet. I... More

Quaint little place with indoor/outdoor dining. My husband and I are vegans, and they were very accommodating. Our server indicated they are in the process of adding vegetarian and gluten free menu items. Fabulous service, great food. Books, games, and local newspapers surround indoor tables.

We happened upon this wonderful cafe through restaurant.com, and after reading the reviews at Trip Advisor decided to check it out while on vacation. Visiting the Gatlinburg area in Tennessee can often be overwhelming with all the commercialized stimulus from the attractions on the main strip, so the beautiful drive outside of town through their arts and crafts community brought... More

The Cabin Cafe, located in the peaceful sanity of the Gatlinburg Arts and Crafts Community, is a nice alternative to the biff-bam tourist restaurants along the Gaudy Gatlinburg Parkway. We always enjoy a quiet lunch and friendly personal service at the cafe during every Gatlinburg visit.

After reading Tripadvisor comments about The Cabin Cafe in Gatlinburg's Arts & Crafts Community, we were eager to try the Reuben sandwiches. The corned beef was prepared in house, but it was chopped rather than sliced. My sandwich was leaking badly because the marbled rye bread was heated in the microwave rather than toasted. Our soup, on the other hand,... More

We enjoyed our experience. The only negative is it is a bit out of the way if staying in Pigeon Forge, but this can also be viewed as a plus.