Top Pigeon Forge Food & Drink

Discover a variety of Tennessee's moonshine and wine distilleries on a half-day tour from Pigeon Forte. Your guide shares the history of moonshine and prohibition, tastings of wine and moonshine, and details about local breweries and distilleries. Visit multiple moonshine distilleries and wineries, that may include Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine, Hillside Winery, Smith Creek Moonshine, Mountain Valley Winery, or Tennessee XXX Moonshine.

Enjoy a performance of ‘Remembering Red – A Tribute to Red Skelton’ at the Red Skelton Tribute Theater in Pigeon Forge. This family-friendly comedy show is performed by Brian Hoffman, who brings to life memories of the Golden Age of television as he re-creates Red Skelton’s characters and jokes. Before the show starts, get into the spirit of the era with a video about celebrities, music and more from the 1950s, ‘60s and ‘70s.

Celebrate the King of Rock 'n' Roll with tickets to a flashy performance featuring an award-winning tribute artist. Sing along to the classic songs at the Main Event Theater in Pigeon Forge. You can't help falling in love with this lively show, which lasts nearly 2 hours. Arrive early to see an entertaining, nostalgic video and bring your kids, too. An intimate theater in the heart of the smokies in Pigeon Forge, TN offering "A Salute to Elvis" at 2pm

Vacationing can be expensive, especially for families. This Smokey Mountains sightseeing flex pass gives you more for your money by letting you choose from three or five attractions and by helping you save up to 30% while you’re at it. Choose from 30-plus attractions such as Anakeesta, Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies, Paula Deen's Lumberjack Feud, and Gatlinburg Pinball Museum to make your trip your best yet.

Longest running Magic show in the Smokies, now at 24 years and over 8,000 performances! Terry Evanswood's show has been called "the Best Family Attraction in Town!"

Heavy traffic can take away from the fun of driving the 11-mile (17.7 kilometer) Cades Cove loop. This guided bus tour offers a low-stress alternative to taking your own car, plus provides the benefit of guided commentary so you get more out of the trip than just a chance to admire mountain scenery.

The mountains aren’t the only things that are smoky when visiting Pigeon Forge, as Hard Rock Cafe’s hickory smoked ribs take the flavor of the mountains and put it on your plate - along with dessert and a drink. At the Hard Rock Cafe Pigeon Forge, choose from a menu of American classics like steaks, cheeseburgers and salmon and order from a menu with meals that are themed on American styles of music. Wander the restaurant’s decorated interior and test your musical knowledge, while enjoying a meal based different music styles.