All-you-can-eat pancakes and hot house-made syrup · A mile from downtown on East Parkway

Little House of Pancakes is a longtime Gatlinburg breakfast spot on East Parkway, known for homemade pancakes, house-made syrup and hearty Southern breakfasts. It's a laid-back local favorite just outside the busy downtown strip, and it serves breakfast and lunch.
The restaurant sits at 807 East Parkway (Highway 321), about a mile from downtown Gatlinburg, so it's an easy stop on your way into town or out toward the Arts & Crafts Community.
Pancakes made in-house
Pancakes are the star, made in-house and served with homemade syrup. Choose from a long list of pancake varieties, from classic buttermilk stacks to chocolate chip, plus rotating specialty flavors.
Waffles and full breakfasts
Belgian waffles, made-to-order omelets, biscuits and gravy and country breakfast plates with eggs and your choice of meats round out the morning menu.
Lunch
Not a breakfast person? The lunch menu covers sandwiches, burgers and Southern favorites, so it works for a late meal too.
Daily specials
Look for daily breakfast and lunch specials, along with seasonal pancake flavors that change throughout the year.
Little House of Pancakes has been feeding Gatlinburg for decades, and its friendly servers and homey dining room make it feel more like a neighborhood diner than a tourist stop. Locals and returning visitors alike make it part of their routine.
Families
Pancakes, waffles and simple breakfast plates make it an easy choice for kids and adults.
Early risers and hikers
Fuel up with a big breakfast before a day in the Smokies. The restaurant is on East Parkway, the road toward the Greenbrier area of the national park.
Anyone avoiding downtown crowds
Its spot just outside the main strip makes it a good alternative to the busiest downtown breakfast lines.
Arrive early on weekends
The dining room fills up quickly on Saturdays and Sundays, so get there close to opening.
Call ahead for big groups
If you're bringing a large group, call ahead so the restaurant can be ready for you.
Make a morning of it
After breakfast, continue up the road to the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community or head back to downtown Gatlinburg.
Gatlinburg loves its pancakes. Compare more spots in our guide to Gatlinburg breakfast, including The Pancake Pantry and Flapjack's Pancake Cabin, and don't miss Gatlinburg Pancake Week. For lunch and dinner ideas, browse our Gatlinburg restaurants.
At 807 East Parkway (Highway 321), about a mile from downtown Gatlinburg.
Yes. It serves breakfast and lunch, with sandwiches, burgers and Southern favorites.
Yes. The pancakes and syrup are made in-house.
Weekends are busiest. Arrive close to opening on Saturdays and Sundays to beat the wait.
Check the restaurant's Facebook page for current menus, daily specials and seasonal pancake flavors.
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