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 Pottery House Cafe

 

The Pottery House Cafe serves freshly made sandwiches, salads, and hearty entrees on dishes created by our potters right next door. Cozy up in the wintertime near the crackling embers of our dining room’s original stone fireplace. 

 
 
 

Hours:

BRUNCH:
Saturday & Sunday from 10am – 2:00pm
LUNCH & DINNER HOURS:
Sunday — Saturday: 11:00am — 9:00pm

Dine-in and Takeout

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About The Pottery House Cafe

 
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 Contemporary
Southern Flavors

The Pottery House Cafe’s menu items are made from scratch with quality local ingredients, in the spirit of Appalachia. Our famous breads are baked on-site daily, with grains straight from the mill. Have a slice of sourdough or onion-rye with the Baker’s Garden Salad.

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Yes, a Potter Really
Lived Here

 In 1946, Douglas Ferguson and his wife, Ruth, founded Pigeon Forge Pottery in an old tobacco barn, where craftsmen turned balls of the area’s clay soil into works of art. The couple built the home that’s now the Pottery House Cafe in 1954 and continued selling pottery until 1999.

 

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If you’re out to eat, 
Ask them if they make their own bread.

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If they say yes,
Ask them if they grind their own grain.

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If they say yes,
Ask them if they make their own plates.

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 Pottery House Recipes

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