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Sawyer’s Farmhouse

A family-owned breakfast spot on the Parkway with scratch pancakes, crepes and waffles, homemade syrups and farm-fresh eggs, open mornings only.

4.6 on Google · 8,877 reviews

Opens Sawyer’s website. It serves breakfast and lunch daily from 7 am.

Details checked November 2026

Featured photo

Bananas Foster French toast with caramelized bananas, pecans, powdered sugar and whipped cream at Sawyer's Farmhouse

Bananas Foster French toast at Sawyer’s Farmhouse · Photo: Navin75 on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Type

Breakfast and lunch

Pancakes, crepes, waffles, homemade syrups

Price range

$

About $10–$20 per person, per Google

Hours

Daily from 7 am

To 1 pm weekdays, 2 pm weekends, per its website

Time needed

About 1 hour

Our estimate; plus any wait (no reservations)

Parking

Not published

Bring the tow vehicle or car

Since

2014

Family-owned; second location on Wears Valley Rd

On the menu

Scratch pancakes, crepes and homemade syrups

Sawyer’s makes its pancakes from scratch and serves them with homemade syrups, real whipped butter and farm-fresh eggs, per its website. The menu also has crepes, Belgian waffles, French toast and hearty plates like the Mountain Man.

A stack of buttermilk pancakes with berries, berry compote and cream
Buttermilk pancakes (not taken at Sawyer’s)
Photo: Andy Li on Wikimedia Commons (CC0)

Start here

Bananas Foster French toast

French toast topped with grilled bananas, caramel sauce, powdered sugar, whipped cream and pecans, per its website. The photo here was taken at Sawyer’s.

RV tip: Creekside RV Park is about 6 minutes away. Leave the rig at camp and come in the tow vehicle or car.

Also worth ordering

  • Buttermilk pancakesMade from scratch; try the warm peanut butter syrup.
  • CrepesSweet or savory; Google reviewers mention them often.
  • Chicken and waffleA Belgian waffle topped with Southern chicken tenders.
  • Mountain ManA big savory breakfast plate, about $12 on a menu listing.

Why go

A farmhouse breakfast worth the early alarm

Sawyer’s opened in 2014 and is family-owned and operated, per its website. A second location opened on Wears Valley Road in late 2025.

The Parkway restaurant has 4.6 stars from more than 8,800 Google reviews, 4.6 on Tripadvisor (a 2026 Travelers’ Choice winner) and 4.2 on Yelp. Google’s review summary highlights the crepes, pancakes and homemade syrups such as cinnamon and peanut butter.

It closes in the early afternoon, so plan it as breakfast before a day in the national park.

Biscuits covered in sausage gravy with scrambled eggs on a diner plate
Biscuits and gravy (not taken at Sawyer’s)
Photo: John Phelan on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

Why it made our list

  • Breakfast and lunch from 7 am
  • Scratch pancakes and crepes
  • Homemade syrups
  • Gluten-free pancakes available
  • 6 minutes from Creekside RV Park

For RVers

Taking the rig to Sawyer’s

The practical stuff we wished someone had told us before we pulled in.

Go early

It opens at 7 am and doesn’t take reservations, per its website, so arrive early on weekends and holidays.

Watch winter hours

Its FAQ says that from January to March it often closes around noon on weekdays instead of 2 pm.

Unhitch first

We found no published parking details and no RV parking is posted, so come in the tow vehicle or car.

Try Wears Valley

The second Sawyer’s at 862 Wears Valley Rd, (865) 366-4669, is handy on the way to Wears Valley.

What visitors say about Sawyer’s

The visitor report card

We don’t copy other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together. Scores checked November 2, 2026.

Farm Fresh Eggs, Real Whipped Butter

Sawyer’s Farmhouse · sawyersbreakfast.com

All three sites

4.6/5

14,900+ reviews combined

Average weighted by review count across Google (4.6), Tripadvisor (4.6) and Yelp (4.2).

What visitors often mention

From Google’s review summary

CrepesPancakesHomemade syrups

Google’s review summary highlights the crepes, pancakes and homemade syrups like cinnamon and peanut butter, generous portions and quick service. Checked November 2, 2026.

How the three sites compare

Star ratings out of 5: Google 4.6, Tripadvisor 4.6, Yelp 4.2, weighted average 4.64.6Google4.6Tripadvisor4.2Yelp4.6Weighted

Star ratings out of 5, checked November 2, 2026. The weighted average counts each review equally.

Good to know

ReservationsNot taken

Gluten-freePancakes available

WinterOften closes near noon

Good forBreakfastFamiliesBrunch

Its website has no prices; a menu listing shows most plates at about $7 to $12. The price range above is from Google.

Know before you go

Plan your visit

Sawyer’s Farmhouse

  • Address2831 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
  • HoursDaily from 7 am
    To 1 pm weekdays, 2 pm weekends, per its website
  • Phone(865) 366-1090
  • ReservationsNo reservations, per its website FAQ
  • Getting thereSawyer’s is at 2831 Parkway, about 1.7 miles from Creekside RV Park via Wears Valley Rd and the Parkway.
  • ParkingNo parking details are published. No RV or oversized parking is posted.

Its website lists 7 am to 1 pm Monday to Friday and 7 am to 2 pm on weekends, and says hours vary by season and location. Call (865) 366-1090 to confirm.

Where to stay nearby

RV parks near Sawyer’s

These are the Pigeon Forge RV parks we have written up. Drive times are from Google Maps, checked November 2, 2026, and change with traffic.

Aerial view of Creekside RV Park in Pigeon Forge with the Great Smoky Mountains behind
About 6 min · 1.7 mi via Wears Valley Rd and the Parkway

Creekside RV Park

A shady, 108-site RV park beside Walden Creek, just off Wears Valley Road, with a saltwater pool and creekside sites.

RVs parked on grassy riverside sites along the Little Pigeon River at Camp Riverslanding in Pigeon Forge
About 7 min · 2.6 mi via the Parkway

Camp Riverslanding

A family-run campground on an old dairy farm beside the Little Pigeon River, with riverside sites, a heated pool and trolley stops at the gate.

A fifth wheel on a wooded deluxe creek site at Up the Creek RV Camp
About 11 min · 4.5 mi via Wears Valley Rd

Up the Creek RV Camp

A small, owner-run RV camp with oversized, wooded sites between two mountain creeks west of Pigeon Forge.

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

The questions RVers ask most before pulling in.

We found no parking details and no RV spaces are posted. Leave the rig at camp; Creekside RV Park is about 6 minutes away.

7 am to 1 pm Monday to Friday and 7 am to 2 pm Saturday and Sunday, per its website. From January to March it often closes around noon on weekdays.

Scratch pancakes, crepes and waffles with homemade syrups, plus Bananas Foster French toast and chicken and waffles.

No. Sawyer’s doesn’t take reservations, per its website.

Yes. Its website says gluten-free, dairy-free pancakes are available.

Yes. The original is at 2831 Parkway, and a second opened at 862 Wears Valley Rd in late 2025.

Daily from 7 am

Fuel up before the Smokies

Split a short stack with peanut butter syrup and the Bananas Foster French toast, then head for the park.

or call (865) 366-1090

Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Navin75 (Bananas Foster French toast at Sawyer’s; CC BY-SA 2.0), Andy Li (pancakes; CC0), John Phelan (biscuits and gravy; CC BY 4.0); the images were resized. Food photos marked “not taken at” show the dish, not this restaurant’s plate. Area photos show the neighborhood, not the restaurant. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.

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