Brick and Spoon

Brick & Spoon in Pigeon Forge is an upscale take on breakfast, brunch and lunch with a taste of Louisiana. Think beignets, creative eggs Benedicts, Creole-spiced omelets and Bloody Marys, served in a relaxed, inviting dining room.

The restaurant has roots on the Gulf Coast, with locations across the South, and its motto sums up the menu: it's "allergic to boring breakfast." If you've had your fill of pancake houses, Brick & Spoon is a fun change of pace for a late-morning brunch on vacation.

Breakfast with Louisiana flair

The menu mixes sweet and savory, with plenty of New Orleans and Cajun influence.

Sweet

Start the table with a plate of beignets dusted in powdered sugar, then dig into pancakes or French toast with a Southern twist.

Savory

Savory plates run from creative eggs Benedicts and loaded omelets to biscuits, breakfast fries and seafood-topped brunch dishes with a bayou spin. There are shareable starters too, so it's easy to try a little of everything.

Lunch

Brick & Spoon serves lunch as well, with salads, burgers, specialty sandwiches and po' boys. It's a good option for a late lunch after a morning hike or a few hours on the Parkway.

Brunch drinks

Brunch cocktails are a big part of the experience. The Bloody Mary is a signature, and you'll also find mimosas, other cocktails, beer and specialty coffee drinks. It's an easy place to slow down on a vacation morning.

Who it's for

Couples

A leisurely brunch with a mimosa or a Bloody Mary makes a nice start to a day for two. Pair it with an afternoon in the mountains or a quiet evening back at the cabin.

Friends and girls' trips

Brick & Spoon is a natural fit for bachelorette weekends, girls' trips and friends getaways, with a menu built for sharing and a drink list made for brunch. Planning a celebration? See our Pigeon Forge bachelorette party ideas.

Families

Kids love the sweet side of the menu, from beignets to pancakes and French toast, while grown-ups get something a little more adventurous than the usual breakfast stop.

Tips for your visit

Go a little early

Brunch is popular, especially on weekends and holidays. Arriving early helps you beat the late-morning rush.

Check the menu first

Brick & Spoon posts its menu online, so you can see what's cooking before you go and plan who's ordering what.

Plan a full day

A big brunch is great fuel for a day in Pigeon Forge. Follow it with a few hours at Dollywood, a stroll around The Island or a scenic drive into the national park. Browse more Pigeon Forge attractions to plan the rest of your day.

More breakfast spots

For a classic country breakfast, try The Old Mill Restaurant or Sawyer's Farmhouse Breakfast, or see our guide to the best pancake houses in Pigeon Forge. Browse our full list of Pigeon Forge restaurants for more.

Plan your visit

Frequently asked questions

Where is Brick & Spoon in Pigeon Forge?

At 136 Community Center Drive in Pigeon Forge.

What kind of food does Brick & Spoon serve?

Upscale breakfast, brunch and lunch with Louisiana and New Orleans influence, including beignets, eggs Benedicts, omelets, sandwiches and po' boys.

Does Brick & Spoon serve drinks?

Yes. The drink menu includes Bloody Marys, mimosas, cocktails, beer and coffee drinks.

Does Brick & Spoon serve dinner?

Brick & Spoon focuses on breakfast, brunch and lunch. Check the restaurant's website for current hours.

Is Brick & Spoon good for groups?

Yes. With a shareable menu and brunch cocktails, it's a popular pick for girls' trips, bachelorette weekends and families.