There’s something about an Irish pub and eatery in Tennessee that just gets us right in the feels. It’s different, unique, and quirky. A step across the pond without ever having to cross the pond. The Roaming Gnome can be found in Sevierville, Tennessee, and it’s not only a fun play on the Irish classic gathering place but also a restaurant that serves up one of the most famous food challenges in the state. You can learn more about the Roaming Gnome and its famous burgers below.
GoogleStreetView The Roaming Gnome may not look like much from the outside, but its exterior look is deceiving. Whereas it may appear like any other restaurant, it actually hides an indulgent menu, a fun atmosphere, and a truly challenging burger experience.
The Roaming Gnome - Facebook It’s also a great spot to pitch up for the game, especially if you’re coming with friends. This Irish pub and bar highlights local community and encourages gatherings either at its large tables or the bar. It’s where you come to let loose and relax, where you don’t worry about what the future holds but instead enjoy the moment.
Lindsay Crank - GoogleMaps Lunch and dinner are on the menu at the Roaming Gnome, and you can expect classic bar fare with a European twist. We’d recommend the wings tossed in garlic parmesan or perhaps even the shepherd’s pie.
The Roaming Gnome - Facebook There are all sorts of dining specials, so make sure you ask your waiter or waitress for some local insight into the best meal on the menu. Keep in mind, this isn’t a tourist trap. You come to the Roaming Gnome to hobnob with your neighbors and to visit with the waiters and waitresses, so expect to have a good conversation and a great experience.
The Roaming Gnome - Facebook Then, there’s the burger challenge. It’s one of the most famous in the state, and here you can see the initial set-up. You’re given 3 stacked cheeseburgers that are topped with every topping in the book and served with a pound of fries. The 4.5-pound challenge is $20 to participate in, but if you finish you get a free meal, T-shirt, and a photo on the wall of fame. Could you finish it all in 30 minutes?
Michael Hobbs - GoogleMaps Of course, if you’d rather not stuff your face, there are plenty of other options on the menu like sandwiches, salads, and wings.
Antonio P - GoogleMaps What do you say? Will you be visiting for the burger challenge? Are you up for one of the best-tasting competitions in Tennessee?
What a neat place to eat! It’s easy to see why so many folks love the Roaming Gnome and have made it a part of their restaurant rounds. You can learn more about this fabulous eatery with a visit to its official Facebook page.
GoogleStreetView
The Roaming Gnome may not look like much from the outside, but its exterior look is deceiving. Whereas it may appear like any other restaurant, it actually hides an indulgent menu, a fun atmosphere, and a truly challenging burger experience.
The Roaming Gnome - Facebook
It’s also a great spot to pitch up for the game, especially if you’re coming with friends. This Irish pub and bar highlights local community and encourages gatherings either at its large tables or the bar. It’s where you come to let loose and relax, where you don’t worry about what the future holds but instead enjoy the moment.
Lindsay Crank - GoogleMaps
Lunch and dinner are on the menu at the Roaming Gnome, and you can expect classic bar fare with a European twist. We’d recommend the wings tossed in garlic parmesan or perhaps even the shepherd’s pie.
There are all sorts of dining specials, so make sure you ask your waiter or waitress for some local insight into the best meal on the menu. Keep in mind, this isn’t a tourist trap. You come to the Roaming Gnome to hobnob with your neighbors and to visit with the waiters and waitresses, so expect to have a good conversation and a great experience.
The Roaming Gnome - Facebook
Then, there’s the burger challenge. It’s one of the most famous in the state, and here you can see the initial set-up. You’re given 3 stacked cheeseburgers that are topped with every topping in the book and served with a pound of fries. The 4.5-pound challenge is $20 to participate in, but if you finish you get a free meal, T-shirt, and a photo on the wall of fame. Could you finish it all in 30 minutes?
Michael Hobbs - GoogleMaps
Of course, if you’d rather not stuff your face, there are plenty of other options on the menu like sandwiches, salads, and wings.
Antonio P - GoogleMaps
What do you say? Will you be visiting for the burger challenge? Are you up for one of the best-tasting competitions in Tennessee?
You can enjoy more of what Tennessee has to offer at this small town eatery perfect for the entire family.
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Address: The Roaming Gnome Pub & Eatery, 202 Collier Dr, Sevierville, TN 37862, USA
