About Timbers Log Cabin Restaurant
Timbers Log Cabin is a small, order-at-the-register restaurant in the Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community, the loop of studios and shops along Glades Road. It is not on the Parkway, despite the address this page used to carry. Visitors find it across from Morning Mist Village and behind The Next Chapter Book Shop and Olga's Yodel Cinnamon Rolls, according to a December 2024 local review.
The food
The menu leans on Southern home cooking, with breakfast served all day. A listing names the Coal Miner's Breakfast as a large plate, and the December 2024 reviewer singled out the grits as well done. Beyond breakfast there are sandwiches, hot dogs and a long list of hamburgers (one listing counts more than fifteen), plus tomato soup with cornbread and grilled cheese. The menu is posted on the partitions beside the register, so you order, pay and find a seat.
The setting
The building is a log cabin with a wraparound porch and bistro tables, with more seating on a patio. Outdoor seating is listed as pet friendly, which helps if you are touring the Arts and Crafts loop with a dog. That loop is the best reason to be here at all: it has many working studios, and a late breakfast or early lunch here fits between visits.
What to know before you drive out
- Bring cash. One listing says cash only. That comes from a single third-party page, so have cash in hand in case.
- No website. As of the December 2024 review there was no website and no updated Facebook page.
- Do not confuse it with the Log Cabin Pancake House, a different restaurant on Airport Road.
Getting there
Look up the route to the Arts and Crafts Community before you leave. The Gatlinburg visitor site has maps and events for the area, and if you are continuing into the national park the parking tag is $5 a day for stops longer than 15 minutes.
Good to know
- What kind of food does Timbers Log Cabin Restaurant serve?
- Southern home cooking, breakfast, burgers. It’s known for coal Miner's Breakfast.