Brought to you by the Johnson Family of Restaurants. The Same Folks who brought you Bennett's Pit Bar-B-Que, the Alamo Steakhouse and Mama's Farmhouse. Big Daddy's Pizzeria is now open in Sevierville!
This is not your average pizza pie. At the heart of Big Daddy's is a 550 degree, wood-fired flame inside a one-of-a-kind brick oven. Our pizza starts with hand-crafted, homemade dough, pulled by our own "pizzeoli". It's topped with one of our homemade sauces and fresh ingredients. Big Daddy's Pizzeria is so committed to quality that there is not a single freezer on the premises.
Here are some examples:
• Big Daddy's Rockefeller - Creamed spinach base, wood-fired oysters, mozzarella-provolone blend, roasted red onion, diced bacon, sun-dried tomatoes and a drizzle of olive oil.
• The Cajun - Marinara Sauce, mozzarella-provolone blend, crawfish, Andouille Sausage, roasted red onion and roasted garlic.
• The Carnivore - Marinara Sauce, mozzarella-provolone blend, Prosciutto, Italian sausage, pepperoni and freshly-seasoned ground beef.
Please join us to taste the difference that a real wood-fired oven makes for pizza. Stop by 1820 Parkway in Sevierville and enjoy the delicious pizza and take a peek at the oven where the magic happens!
Big Daddy's Pizzeria
865-429-0082 - 1820 Parkway Sevierville
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Pigeon Forge is holding it on the THIRD of July.
That's right. Pigeon Forge is effectively jumping the gun a day early and holding the Patiot Park celebrations Saturday, the day before the Fourth of July and it's the full thing. All day Park activities, food tents, hours of music and performances followed by the fabled fireworks shooting overhead and lightning the night sky in super colorful combustion.
If you're making plans to stay in Pigeon Forge for the Independence Day weekend, this is likely a considerable change in your plans and it hasn't been advertised quite as much as it should be, at least not yet.
Luckily, if Bennett's BBW was on your lunch or dinner plans for Independence Day or the day before (which is now the same day), this could still work in your favor. On a busy day like Independence Day, where traffic in downtown Pigeon Forge multiplies, location is the key to being able to enjoy the day without drowning in circumstance and stress. Bennetts is just a little more than half a mile from Patriot Park and convenient to most hotels/motels in town. You could conceivably walk from Bennetts to Patriot Park or at least to a good spot where you can see the fireworks!
If Bennett's was not in your lunch or dinner plans, consider it anyway! There's lots of ways you could combine the Bennett's awarding winning ribs and plates with the Patriot Park festival. You can actually have Bennett's delivered to you and you could go to the Patriot Festival from there. Consider bringing your dinner in a take-out box to Patriot Park and make a picnic out of it! Independence Day is without question the most outdoors fun the city of Pigeon Forge puts together and there's no reason you shouldn't enjoy the best food in the city with it too!
Visit www.bennetts-bbq.com for more information on making reservations and more!
That's right. Pigeon Forge is effectively jumping the gun a day early and holding the Patiot Park celebrations Saturday, the day before the Fourth of July and it's the full thing. All day Park activities, food tents, hours of music and performances followed by the fabled fireworks shooting overhead and lightning the night sky in super colorful combustion.
If you're making plans to stay in Pigeon Forge for the Independence Day weekend, this is likely a considerable change in your plans and it hasn't been advertised quite as much as it should be, at least not yet.
Luckily, if Bennett's BBW was on your lunch or dinner plans for Independence Day or the day before (which is now the same day), this could still work in your favor. On a busy day like Independence Day, where traffic in downtown Pigeon Forge multiplies, location is the key to being able to enjoy the day without drowning in circumstance and stress. Bennetts is just a little more than half a mile from Patriot Park and convenient to most hotels/motels in town. You could conceivably walk from Bennetts to Patriot Park or at least to a good spot where you can see the fireworks!
If Bennett's was not in your lunch or dinner plans, consider it anyway! There's lots of ways you could combine the Bennett's awarding winning ribs and plates with the Patriot Park festival. You can actually have Bennett's delivered to you and you could go to the Patriot Festival from there. Consider bringing your dinner in a take-out box to Patriot Park and make a picnic out of it! Independence Day is without question the most outdoors fun the city of Pigeon Forge puts together and there's no reason you shouldn't enjoy the best food in the city with it too!
Visit www.bennetts-bbq.com for more information on making reservations and more!
Monday, May 3, 2010
Mother's Day
Mother's Day is a holiday unlike any other. Not nearly as bombastic as Christmas and about half as labor-intensive as Valentine's Day often gets. Mother's Day is the annual presentation of simplicity as a gesture of appreciation. You celebrate loved ones all year, this day you celebrate the one who gave you life.
Johnson's Family of Restaurants recognizes this special day, and for those who choose to take their mom out to dinner with us, we want to thank them by offering additional gifts to coincide with their meals!
At Bennett's Barbecue Restaurant, Roses will be waiting for Mom as a special gesture of appreciation. No added cost, just a special little way for us to thank you and your wonderful mom for dining with us this day!
On Mother's Day, it's the little things that count. Show her to a good-old fashioned dinner out with Johnson's Family of Restaurants in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg!
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Mama's Farmhouse Haiti Relief Update
Howdy all! We're just posting quick to congratulate our sister restaurant, Mama's Farmhouse here in Pigeon Forge, on an amazing accomplishment this week.
The week before, from 2/2/10 to 2/6/10, Mama's Farmhouse had a special promotion were every Dinner was Buy-One-Get-One Free, and the proceeds would go to the Red Cross Haiti Relief fund.
Today, the numbers came back. $7,099. Over $7,000 went directly to the Red Cross to help support victims of the Haiti Earthquake and efforts to recover and rebuild - all thanks to you.
It was a great week for Mama's Farmhouse and Johnson's Family of Restaurants was more than happy to do it and happier still that it was an outstanding success. Stay tuned to our websites for future promotions and deals!
The week before, from 2/2/10 to 2/6/10, Mama's Farmhouse had a special promotion were every Dinner was Buy-One-Get-One Free, and the proceeds would go to the Red Cross Haiti Relief fund.
Today, the numbers came back. $7,099. Over $7,000 went directly to the Red Cross to help support victims of the Haiti Earthquake and efforts to recover and rebuild - all thanks to you.
It was a great week for Mama's Farmhouse and Johnson's Family of Restaurants was more than happy to do it and happier still that it was an outstanding success. Stay tuned to our websites for future promotions and deals!
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Gift Card Promotion
Johnson's Family of Restaurants is having a special gift card promotion!
This holiday season Alamo Steakhouse, Bennett's Pit Bar-b-Que and Mama's Farmhouse are offering to reward your good nature.
Buy $100 worth of Gift Cards and we'll give you a bonus $15 Gift Card on us.
Buy $200 worth of Gift Cards and we'll give you a bonus $30 Gift Card.
Buy $300 worth of Gift Cards and we'll give you a bonus $45 Gift Card.
Buy $400 worth of Gift Cards and...well, you get the idea.
To receive your bonus card you must purchase at least $100 worth of Gift Cards in ONE transaction. Offer is good 11/26/09 through 12/31/09.
Visit https://www.alamosteakhouse.com/exclusiveproducts2.html or you can call us at 865-429-0082 to order your gift cards! Enjoy!
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Thanksgiving at Bennett's Bar-B-Que
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT-THANKSGIVING-TURKEY-BUFFET-DINNER.
How does that work for ya?
Bennett's 14th annual (Fourteenth!) Turkey Buffet Dinner is on for this upcoming Thanksgiving. For the many families who reunite or congregate to the Smokies and find their lodgings unaccommodating for a big, proper, Turkey dinner and Thanksgiving feast, Bennett's offers more than a way to fulfill that traditional roll - and that traditional turkey.
Bennett's offers two possibilities:
Buffet - Smoky Turkey and Dressing, Smoked Ham and 5 Veggies, Soup and Salad Bar and Desserts.
Adults: $17.99
Children between 6 years and 10 years old $8.99
Children 5 years and under $5.99
Children 2 and under are Free
Or
Bennett's Smoked Whole Turkey - 22 lb average for $34.95
Bennett's Smoked Whole Turkey - 11 lb average for $24.95
Smoked Ham - 22 lb average $49.95
All served Thanksgiving Day from 11am to 9pm. Reservations accepted for parties of 6 or more.
Bennett's also gives you the option to take your turkey home and eat it!
A Turkey Dinner to feed up to 10 people includes:- 12 lb. Turkey average
- 4 Quarts Mashed Potatoes
- 2 Pints Gravy
- 4 Quarts Dressing
- 4 Quarts of Veggies (Your Choice)
- 15 Rolls
- 2 Pumpkin Pies
All for $79.99 (which for ten people is $7.99 a person) plus tax.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Rod Run Weekend in Pigeon Forge
The Rod Runs in Pigeon Forge are events to behold. Its not September until two back-to-back weekends are filled with classic cars parading down the street as the night sky is lit up with every hotel and headlight in the downtown area.
On the weekend of the 11th, the Shades of the Past Rod Run comes to The Smoky River Ranch in Pigeon Forge, but you'll be seeing its presence for miles around. The Rod Run is ENORMOUS here in town and those who come to attend will pretty much party a good deal of the night away (just use excellent judgment when you do). The sidewalks will be lined with chairs, festive watchers, owners, gearheads and much much more.
Word of warning: Traffic will be INSANE and there is nothing you can do about it. Just get in early, find a reasonable spot and some comfort footwear and enjoy.
On the 18th is the Grand Rod Run which takes place at the Grand Hotel and Convention Center. This is the biggest one of the year and if you missed anyone the first week, its a good chance they stuck around for this one.
But night comes on fast in Pigeon Forge and soon its dinner time. Southern dinners generally bring ideas of sweet barbecue, crunchy chicken, green fried tomatoes, ribs, brisket, hickory smoked sausage and Bennett's Barbecue, with front row seats to the town-wide show, provides all.
Bennetts is located on the Parkway across the street from adventure golf and is an easily accessible place to indulge fantasies of southern cuisine. There is plenty of seating, salad bar, the aforementioned dinnerstuffs plus Catfish, South-of-the-Border Chicken Breast, Cattleman New York Strip, Rocky Mountain Ribeye, Pork Shoulder, Jumbo Baby-Back Ribs.
Yeah, its all there and waiting for you, buddy.
Get your reservations in early, Bennetts fills up quickly on Rod Run weekends.
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