Gatlinburg, Tennessee · Family-owned since 1976
From-scratch pancakes, hand-rolled crepes, and all-you-can-eat biscuits and gravy, served in a hand-hewn log cabin just off the Parkway. Quieter than the Parkway breakfast spots, and the parking is free and plentiful.

Log Cabin Pancake House is a family-owned breakfast restaurant inside a log cabin on Airport Road in Gatlinburg, just off the Parkway. It's known for from-scratch buttermilk pancakes, crepes, and all-you-can-eat biscuits and gravy, and it serves breakfast all day.
The family behind Log Cabin Pancake House opened their first pancake house in 1976 and moved to this log cabin on Airport Road in 1979. Decades later, it's still family-owned, and the cozy cabin dining room feels like a slice of old Gatlinburg.
Pancakes
Fluffy buttermilk pancakes are made from scratch and served with whipped butter and syrup, plain or topped with fruit, nuts, and other favorites.
Crepes
Thin crepes are rolled and filled with fruit, a nice change from a stack of pancakes.
All-you-can-eat biscuits and gravy
Hot homemade biscuits and sausage gravy, as much as you want. It's the dish people talk about most.
More breakfast and lunch
You'll also find omelets, eggs, country ham, waffles, French toast, and classic Southern sides, plus sandwiches and burgers at lunch. A kids menu is available.
Check the current menu on the restaurant's website.
Log Cabin Pancake House is open daily from 7 AM to 2 PM, with breakfast served all day. It doesn't take reservations, so arriving close to opening is the best way to skip a wait on busy weekends. The restaurant sits on Airport Road, a short walk off the Parkway near the Gatlinburg Space Needle, with parking on site.
Order the biscuits and gravy — they're the house favorite, and they're all-you-can-eat.
Arrive early on weekends — getting there near 7 AM is the best way to avoid the line.
Come for a late breakfast — since breakfast runs until 2 PM, it's an easy stop after a morning hike.
Bring the kids — there's a kids menu, and the cabin setting is fun for families.
Gatlinburg has plenty of pancake houses to try. Visit Pancake Pantry, Crockett's Breakfast Camp, or Flapjack's Pancake Cabin, and see our guide to breakfast in Gatlinburg. In February, don't miss Gatlinburg Pancake Week.
After breakfast, ride to the top of the Space Needle, play games at Arcadia, or explore downtown Gatlinburg. See all things to do in Gatlinburg.
At 327 Airport Road in Gatlinburg, just off the Parkway near the Space Needle.
7 AM to 2 PM daily, with breakfast served all day.
No. It's walk-in only, so arrive early on busy weekends.
Scratch-made pancakes, crepes, and all-you-can-eat biscuits and gravy.
The family has been serving pancakes since 1976 and has been on Airport Road since 1979.
Yes, there's parking on site.
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