
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1641 Cherohala Skyway, Tellico Plains, TN 37385
Phone: (423) 253-2373
Website: https://ironworksgrille.com/
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Reviews
We drove an hour and a half to eat here and we were pleasantly surprised when we discovered what we considered the very best burgers we’ve ever had in our lives. The burgers are hand-pattied and not frozen. The French fries were perfect as were the onion rings. This is located on the beautiful Cherohala Skyway and plenty of free parking is offered. Live music downstairs on the weekends!
Service-wise: Our food took forever (the restaurant wasn’t busy in the slightest), plus my husband had to ask for beverage refills, and I never received one.
The only plus is the beautiful view of the river…
The owner Vinit has built something special here. If you’re anywhere near Knoxville and haven’t tried Iron Works Grille yet, check it out. Highly recommend and we’ll definitely be back!
We were greeted warmly by the staff. We ordered a cheese steak with fries, and the trout with salad and home made chips. The cheese steak was tasty and well seasoned. The trout, was probably about 30 second or so overcooked, but seasoned nicely I still devoured it. The side salad was gigantic but well garnished. The home made chips were delicious.
The views outside were very nice. You hear the babbling water rushing down. It’s a beautiful view, I felt like I could sit out there for hours. It’s a cool place to go hang
Sat outside our Aussie was well behaved and enjoyed it
The food was decent, though there were a few misses. We ordered several appetizers: the pretzel was fine, the mango habanero wings were flavorful but not as spicy as expected, and the smoked trout dip came with broken crackers in plastic packages. The fried green tomatoes had a little too much breading, but the pork rinds were hot, tasty, and a generous portion. The “wickles” were very small for the price.
For drinks, the Kentucky Mule was good, served in a proper mug with a $2 upcharge for Maker’s Mark bourbon. Soft drinks were not available the day we visited due to a maintenance issue with their soft drink machine.
The service was friendly, but it did slow down as the place got busier. Additionally, plastic utensils felt a bit out of place, and I had to deal with a dirty appetizer plate. The bathrooms were small, dark, and covered in graffiti, but they were functional enough for a quick stop.
Overall, Iron Works Grill has a lot of potential, especially with the beautiful setting. If you’re looking for a scenic place to relax, it’s worth a visit, but the food and service could use a little more attention to detail.