Iconic Sandwich - Maggie Valley

This restaurant is more than just a sandwich shop. It is a gem. My family and I visited on their opening day and I was so impressed that I took a stack of menus to pass out to friends. I returned with a group of friends today and once again, everything was amazing. The hand-cut ribeye steak Philly is the best I've ever had. The po'boy is fantastic. The potato salad is heavenly. The beer selection is impressive. The bread is fresh, the burgers delicious, and the cheesecake sandwiches are to die for. This place is top-notch with great atmosphere and service. It deserves all the stars. I have found my go-to restaurant in the area.

The service was quick and efficient! The club sandwiches were really delicious. I would definitely come back again.

This restaurant is a great addition to Maggie Valley. While it may not have the typical Maggie feel, it offers a younger, eclectic atmosphere with delicious food. The decor includes interesting artworks, retro table tops, and an arcade game, giving the place a fun vibe. There are plenty of options on the menu, including sandwiches like lobster rolls and chicken salad. I ordered the mushroom burger and my friend had the fön. My burger was loaded with toppings and served with excellent fries. They also have a hot sauce station with a variety of options to season your food. The French dip sandwich was huge and my friend said it was excellent. What really stood out to us was the owner, who took the time to check on every table and even chatted with us about the restaurant and travel. He was a very nice guy who clearly cares about his business. I will definitely be back on my next trip to Maggie Valley.

As a cook for 25 years, the food is brilliant. I recommend a great small place for excellent food and service.

We stopped with our 3 children under 6 and got no children's menu. They told us they'd do everything we wanted for the kids and charge it as Elvis. What we thought meant cheaper than adult combos. We paid $27 for 3 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and pommes. My wife has the French dip and I have a burger both combos. Our bill ended with $60. It doesn't matter to pay for good food, but $27 for 3 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches is robbery.