Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Buy One Get One Free!

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Buy One Get One Free Specials!

These deals speak for themselves! Be sure to stop by any of our Restaurants during your Smoky Mountain Vacation and take advantage of our offers.

Our family of restaurants include:


Bennetts Bar-B-Que

714 River Road
, Gatlinburg
(865) 436-2400
2910 Parkway, Pigeon Forge
(865) 429-2200
www.bennetts-bbq.com

Alamo Steakhouse
705 East Parkway, Gatlinburg
(865) 436-9998
3050 Parkway, Pigeon Forge
(865) 908-9998
www.alamosteakhouse.com

Mama's Farmhouse
865-908-4646. Pigeon Forge
www.mamasfarmhouse.com

Big Daddy's Pizzeria
1820 Parkway, Sevierville

865-908-1123

www.bigdaddyspizzeria.net

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Johnson's Family Gift Certificate


Johnson's Restaurants continue to lead the pack for high quality restaurants in the area - for people who enjoy good barbecue, prime rib and steaks, hometown country cooking, pizza and even ice cream!

If you've got someone in your family who has everything they've ever wanted and you don't know what to get them, give them a gift certificate for any of our restaurants in town. It will be well appreciated and possibly even suggested for next Christmas.

You can order gift certificates at this link: https://www.alamosteakhouse.com/exclusiveproducts2.html

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us at Johnson's Family of Restaurants!

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Mama's Molasses Cookies for the Autumn and Holiday Season


Mama made the very best Molasses Cookies and each year we look forward to the taste of her special recipe as this season rolls around. Allow us to share Mama's Molasses Cookies Recipe with you.
Consider ordering a jar of Mama's Molasses for your special Christmas Gifts. We will include a recipe card featuring these famous cookies along with a picture of Mama herself.



Mama's Molasses Cookie Recipe

2 1/2 sticks of butter softened

2 eggs

2 cups of sugar

1/2 cup of Mama's Homemade Molasses

Blend well.

Add:

4 cups of self rising flour

1 tsp. ground ginger

1 tsp. ground cinnamon

1 tsp. ground cloves

Chill dough for 2 hours or more.

Drop or roll spoonfuls of dough in white sugar or cinnamon sugar mix and place on baking tray. Bake at 350 till golden brown. Allow to cool on cookie tray for 2 minutes. Cool further on rack.
Each jar of Mama's Molasses will make 4 plus batches of cookies. What a great way to celebrate and give thanks to your friends and family with Mama's Molasses Cookies.


Thursday, August 19, 2010

Big Daddy's Pizzeria is open!

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, 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.

If Mama's Farmhouse was not on your dinner plans, consider making them anyway! Fill up on all the good stuff - chicken, pork, mashed potatos, green beans and baked beans in a never-ending feast of good old-fashioned South-of-the-Mason-Dixon food and enjoy Independence Day the way it was meant to be enjoyed in Tennessee!

Visit www.mamasfarmhouse.com for more information. Happy Independence Day!

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 Mama's Farmhouse 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!

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

The Titanic Has Arrived!


The Titanic has arrived to port, nearly 100 years after its maiden voyage, and way off course here in Pigeon Forge!

The ship arrived to a grand opening with almost 1,000 visitors who were all soaking wet (an irony that was not lost on anyone) in the great rains that poured all day. Only their clothes were dampened, not their spirits. The presentation to christen and open the ship including many speakers, a letter from the governor of Tennessee, Phil Bredesen, a few minutes from Mr. Regis Philbin himself, and finally the lines started for the museum tours!

Nothing was spared in the expense to make this one of the most unique and incredible museum experiences around, and it shows. Everything that could be salvaged from the Titanic appeared in both material possessions and obscure information and photographs and models. The tour itself lasts an hour and features more about the ill-fated ship than you could imagine you would ever find with interactive exhibits and very helpful, quick-witted staff who never broke character once.

All and all a great weekend for the Titanic museum! We hope it's only the first of many incredible weekends to come!