Best Fine Dining in Dandridge

"A contemporary hotel in downtown Knoxville, The Tennessean Hotel is one of the only locations to offer a personal luxury experience amidst the authentic Southern hospitality that can be found there. The conveniences of modern technology are combined with the comforts of fine linen and pillow-top mattresses. Guests are assisted throughout their stay by butlers and concierge agents, who actively try to improve the hotel experience by knowing all the activities happening in the surrounding area; they can secure tickets and make reservations at some of the most sought-out events for guests to attend and enjoy during their stay."

"If you’re looking for a luxury hotel in Knoxville, look no further than The Tennessean. This downtown boutique hotel has an authentic Old World vibe, which is appropriate given that it was originally built for the 1982 World’s Fair. Luxurious amenities include a robe and slippers, daily turn-down service, 24-hour front desk staff, a dedicated concierge, and personal butler service available upon request."

"My visit to this Old City chef-centric eatery set the tone for 2019, which wound up taking me to a number of what would generally be considered haute cuisine restaurants. Rebel Kitchen’s evolving menu showcases regional farmers and producers — an approach reflected in superb dishes like Dover sole with fingerling potatoes and spinach as well as the Painted Hills beef hanger steak, which is prepared sous vide style for 24 hours before being immersed in liquid nitrogen and flash-fried before serving. House-made breads and a delicious bowl of lentil soup completed our culinary tour."

"The views of the mountains at Christopher Place -- not to mention the extravagant architecture of the building itself -- are so breathtaking that it's no wonder this bed and breakfast doubles as a wedding venue. As far as amenities go, there's a sauna, a pool, tennis courts, hiking trails, a pool table, and tons of board and card games to play during an evening in. RELATED: 10 Mountains Worth Climbing For The Perfect Selfie"

"Christopher Place is a magnificent, newly constructed, colonial-style mansion sitting on 200 acres of manicured lawns and woods, surrounded by spectacular wilderness of Smoky Mountains. Romantic and luxurious, it is the perfect getaway and refuge from daily stress. The property is secluded but located only about six miles from Newport."

"In a year when I visited the newest venture to occupy the Baker Peters House, it was only fitting to try out the restaurant that’s now in the old Orangery location. Kitchen 919 keeps the upscale cuisine trend alive there, this time via the likes of Alaskan salmon and one of that evening’s specials, a teres major cut of beef with jumbo shrimp. I may be sounding like a broken record, but the dessert selection and next-level service here made it easy for me to elevate this Bearden eatery to my favorite 10 of the year."

"When we found an opportunity to build our new restraunt in the old Orangry building we set out to create an upscale environment. After thinking about it for some time, we thought about the places that make us feel most at home. Places we are comfortable..."

"Flapjack’s Pancake Cabin serves up a variety of pancakes like Reese’s Peanut Butter, Chocolate Chip, and Sticky Bun, and also offers scratch-made breakfast options like country ham, biscuits and gravy, and guests’ favorites- skillet breakfasts. So, if you love homemade, fluffy, buttermilk pancakes with cascading pools of warm syrup, be sure to add Flapjack’s Pancake Cabin as part of your itinerary of things to do in Sevierville, TN."

"The Iris Theater at the Gatlinburg Space Needle is another wonderful destination for live entertainment in Gatlinburg. The Iris is currently hosting Impossibilities: An Evening of Magic, Mindreading, and Mayhem."

"The Tennessee Theater dates from 1928 when it was charmingly referred to as a ‘movie palace’. Nowadays the theater is still an icon thanks to its Spanish-Moorish style of architecture, and you will find period antiques here like the original crystal chandeliers as well as marble floors and Asian textiles. If you are looking for some culture in Knoxville, then this is one of the best places to find it, as you can expect classic films, musical concerts, and Broadway shows."

"Built in the 1920s, the Tennessee Theatre was once an old cinema, but today, it’s something that really shines – a restored theater with actors, lights and bows at the end. As it’s very popular and offers a varied run of plays, make sure you book your tickets online; otherwise, you might be disappointed at the door. One of the prettiest buildings in Knoxville, it’s worth visiting for its interiors alone."