Gatlinburg, Tennessee · Brewing since 1996
House-brewed ales and lagers in Calhoun's Village, with pizza, burgers, and wings in a lodge-style room and an enclosed deck facing the mountains. The easy stop at the park end of town after a day out.

Smoky Mountain Brewery has brewed its own beer on the Gatlinburg Parkway since 1996. Set in Calhoun's Village, it pairs house-brewed ales and lagers with a full menu of pizza, burgers, wings, and pub favorites, in a lodge-style dining room with an enclosed deck looking out toward the mountains.
Smoky Mountain Brewery brews its beer in-house, with a lineup that includes pale ales, IPAs, stouts, and rotating seasonal releases. Try a sampler if you can't decide, and ask what's new on tap.
The kitchen covers a lot of ground. You'll find appetizers and wings, hand-tossed pizzas and calzones, burgers and sandwiches, and entrées like fish and chips and steak, with plenty for kids, too. It's an easy place to bring a group with different tastes. See the current menu on the brewery's website.
The dining room has a lodge-meets-beer-hall feel, with an enclosed deck that looks out toward the Smokies. TVs make it a good place to catch a game, and live music is offered on some nights. It's family-friendly by day and lively in the evening.
Smoky Mountain Brewery is open daily from late morning into the night, serving lunch, dinner, and late-night food. Hours can change, so check the brewery's website before a late visit.
The brewery sits in Calhoun's Village at the national park end of downtown Gatlinburg, near the Ober Gatlinburg tram. Parking is available in the Calhoun's Village lot, and the Gatlinburg Trolley stops nearby. See our tips for parking in downtown Gatlinburg.
Staying in Pigeon Forge? The brewery's second location sits right on the Pigeon Forge Parkway. See our Smoky Mountain Brewery Pigeon Forge page.
Try a sampler — it's the easiest way to taste several house beers.
Ask for the deck — the enclosed deck has the best mountain views.
Come after a hike — the brewery sits near the park end of town, so it's an easy stop on the way back from the Smokies.
Go early on weekends — dinner gets busy in peak season.
Make it a brewery night. Gatlinburg Brewing Company is open until 1 AM at the other end of the Parkway, and the town's cideries pour free tastings. See our full guide to Gatlinburg breweries and cideries, plus the Gatlinburg wineries and distilleries.
Calhoun's Village puts you close to the tram up to Ober Gatlinburg, Crockett's Breakfast Camp, and the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. See all things to do in Gatlinburg and Gatlinburg restaurants.
At 1004 Parkway, Suite 501, in Calhoun's Village near the national park end of downtown Gatlinburg.
It has brewed in Gatlinburg since 1996.
Yes. It has a full menu of pizza, burgers, wings, sandwiches, and entrées.
Yes. Families are welcome, and the menu has options for kids.
Yes. A second location is on the Pigeon Forge Parkway. See our Pigeon Forge page.
In the Calhoun's Village lot, or ride the Gatlinburg Trolley, which stops nearby.
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