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Smoky Mountain Brewery Chicken Tenders
Posted by LOTGK on November 11, 2009
Rolls To Die For
If you read my Blue Plate Special critiques, (And shame on you if you do not) then The Smoky Mountain Brewery restaurant on the Parkway in Gatlinburg, Tennessee is no stranger. Tonight’s offering was a simple choice, and with the restaurant crowded but not over flowing, we were seated quickly and positioned our table to the TV with the football game of our choice.
Our waitress was bubbly and took our drink and dinner order and in a short time, rolls and drinks were at our table. The rolls were hot, fresh, and tasted very good. Of course they tasted home made, not known if they actually were, but tasted so.
Golden Fried Chicken Planks
My order was a chage up from the standard menu. I ordered the chicken planks and a baked potato with butter. I saw an order of chicken go to a table next to us and they looked delicious. A few minutes later, my eyes were correct.
The chicken was hot, fresh, juicy, the batter spicy enough and cooked golden brown to almost perfection. The taste, delicious.
The baked potato was hot, well cooked, and completed the meal. A cold diet Coke was a refreshing addition to the meal.
The portion was adequate, not to much, not to little. the meal was filling and I left felling full but not bloated.
The cost was reasonable, $13 dollars before tip. Yes, only $13 dollars.
The Grassy Knoll Institute scores 4 out of 5 shots and recommends Smoky Mountain Brewery in Gatlinburg for dinner.
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Enis74 said
Now thats a whole lot of fried food. Fried chicken in the south, thats not surprising, the baked potato is whats surprising. They should be fries or biscuits and gravy.
LOTGK said
I know, I was expecting biscuits and gravy for just about every meal in Tennessee, but alas, not many offer it.
Gumby said
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
LOTGK said
I’m in the South, that doesn’t help…..
Moominboy said
Looks very nice. I actually prefer cooked, baked or mashed potatoes to fries but I didn’t see many places in U.S. offering them. Good to know they are still around.
LOTGK said
Yes, they are still around, usually, you can get just about any variety at most places. Sometimes not though.