We ate at Mountaineer at least three times in 6 days, twice for breakfast and once for lunch. The food was very good and the staff bent over backwards to make it a pleasant experience. Everyone raved about Joey's so we went there to eat and it was not as good as the Mountaineer, and there was a long wait.... more

We had breakfast here. Planned to go to Joey's Pancake House, but the line was incredible, so we traveled on down the road to the Mountaineer Restaurant and am glad we did. Good food, reasonable prices and a very good waitress. Incredible views. Give it a try. more

We sere there over July 4th and were one of 4 groups in the dining hall. JoAnne waited on us, then had to go back and cook??? I had to get up and get our menus, no refills on drinks, and then had to ask for a check. All this time the "girls" were nowhere to be seen. The food... more

A great four days. These people are the best!!! If you want something special, just ask. Joanne and the girls treat you as family. If you want to ride a bike on the best in the Smokies, just ask. She rides a Harley dresser. more

Ms. Joanne and her girls are the best bang for your buck in Maggie Valley, North Carolina... actually, the restaurant and cabins they run are (to avoid any inferences, ha!) We've been going yearly to Maggie Valley for some time, now, and picked this place first for lodging. But that's not for here - we also make it a point... more

We were introduce to The Mountaineer Restaraunt by The Abbey Inn owners where we stayed. The restaraunt is located up the hill from the motel, so being in walking distance made it all the better. The atmsophere was not only great, the view was spectacular. There is a country store at the entrance of the restaraunt, rockers and easy chairs... more

Just to let you know tha we had a great time and the cabins were very nice,the view was something else! and the food was good.We were glad we came down,Thanks again,The bikers from Michigan,Duane Daryl,Dan,Richard,Tim. more

The Mountaineer Restaurant is located on Soco Rd. (Hwy 19) just outside Maggie Valley, NC on the way to Cherokee, NC. The website is [--] We had passed this restaurant a number of times on our way to Cherokee and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, but had never thought of stopping. On our latest trip to Maggie Valley, however,... more