


Classic BBQ & American Southern fare in a rustic space with high ceilings & ample communal seating.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1638 Parkway, Sevierville, TN 37862
Phone: (865) 365-1008
Website: https://fiveoaksfarmkitchen.com/
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Reservations: buzztable.com
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Reviews
Five Oaks definitely did not disappoint! The service was great and they were very efficient (we were 30th on the waiting list and only waited about 25 min).
Breakfast was awesome. The pancakes were super fluffy and hash browns fried well. The portions were a good size and filling. I will definitely recommend to others I know travel to the area.
Homemade Banana pudding, peach cobbler made in a cast iron skillet and a gigantic cinnamon roll.
The peach cobbler was my favorite, flaky top, big scoop of ice cream, just the right amount of cinnamon. The cinnamon roll was ok, tastes like a roll or something, can’t place it but tastes different- big enough for 4 to share. The banana pudding is good, not enough bananas and too much caramel sauce, sweet and delicious tho.
I would come back even if it’s just for dessert. Clean and good, quick service.
My first visit back in August 2025 with my wife was off the chain — incredible food, great portions, and we left saying this was one of the best restaurants in Sevierville. I came back in December 2025 and noticed a slight dip in quality, but the food was still good.
I just returned on 2/06/26, and “let down” is an understatement.
The server was great — absolutely no complaints there — but the food quality and the manager’s attitude were shocking.
1. Buckwheat Pancake
I ordered one buckwheat pancake, which in the past came out on a large plate with a generous portion. This time it arrived in a small tin bowl with a much smaller portion. I explained to the server what I’d received on previous visits. She tried to fix it, but returned with another small pancake in a tin bowl. Both were undercooked and doughy in the center. I took one bite of each and couldn’t eat them.
2. Dr. John’s Morning Ritual Casserole
Completely bland, very dry, and honestly looked like it had been sitting in the window for a while. I tried adding salt, pepper, and ketchup and still couldn’t get through more than three bites.
3. Grits
The bowl was floating in what looked like grease or excessive butter. Even after adding sugar, they were unpleasant.
The server mentioned a new kitchen manager, then said it might be new kitchen staff. Eventually a manager came to the table — an older gentleman — who said, “Thanks for your opinion.” As I began explaining the issues, he clearly didn’t care, said thanks again, and walked off like he was in a hurry.
No concern. No conversation. No adjustment to the bill.
That’s wild.
A restaurant survives on customer satisfaction. I’m giving honest feedback because this place used to be great, and it’s clearly going downhill — and it starts with the food.
I’ve included photos from our first visit compared to this most recent one. The difference speaks for itself.
If I wanted McDonalds quality and portion size I would go there, I come here for the country size portions, the quality and hospitality and all of that is failing.
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If youre in the area, I’d give this place a try and get the creamed corn!