Hog's & Honey's Saloon & Grill

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  It was an ok bar. Nothing special. Staff was nice.

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  Posted on 04.17.13 Thomas B.

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  This place is hillarious.  I will be going back to Gatlinburg next week so I will update if needed.  This is trying so hard to be a "biker" bar.  The term "biker' has been bastardized over the past years with all the weekend worriors covered in matching Harley gear.  Feel free to visit any Quaker steak and Lube and you'll see what I mean! This place cards everybody..im mean everybody.  I seriously saw a 60yr old dude behind me get carded..lol.  The beer was warm, glasses were filthy and the bartenders looked like Mearle Haggard.  The only redeeming quality is its upstairs and its got a cool covered porch you can watch the freaks below and soak in the Smokey Mountain views.  Oh, and it has a pool table..Jager spills on the felt only enhance the "biker" feel...

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  Posted on 09.25.12 Chas M.

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  What drew us in was the deck that overlooked the street.  I could understand the atmosphere there being okay for a football weekend or spring break, but it was dirty and overpriced ($9 for a beer).  Had a beer and left.

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  Posted on 04.22.12 Lynne V.

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  One of the best views in gatlinburg.  Prices are about average.  What brings this lively venue down is the poor service.
  'what'ya want?' insert blank expression here. Worth a qucik stop, but I wouldn't tarry to long.

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  Posted on 07.25.11 Joseph M.

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  Fun Bar in Gatlinburg...but any bar who promotes a shot called the Hillbilly Hammer will pretty much get my business.  Nice and seedy place with scantily clad bartenders, reasonably priced drinks, and a convenient location.  When you get tired of the old time photos, Ripley's, and Pancake Houses, drown your sorrows here.

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  Posted on 12.29.10 Scott C.

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  We found this little gem in Gatlinburg on our trip down for a University of Tennessee football game.  This place was just what we were looking for, local charm, good prices on drinks, and home of the Hillbilly Hammer.  Service was fast and friendly with an outdoor deck overlooking the main street of Gatlinburg as the world slowly rolled by.  This place is a must stop in Gatlinburg if only for the sheer novelty.  We were there around happy hour and it started to get packed up as we were leaving, bartenders dancing on bars, and looking like all hell was about to break loose.

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  Posted on 09.15.10 Christopher T.

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