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Huck Finn's Catfish

Name: Huck Finn's Catfish
Address: 3330 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN, US

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Darius & Mariah

March 9, 2022

The catfish is amazing here

Kirsten

May 6, 2021

All-you-can-eat Southern catfish & fried chicken dinners, plus à la carte down-home dishes.

Vanessa

July 7, 2020

Huck Finn's Catfish is one of the most highly regarded restaurants in Pigeon Forge, a mecca for southern cuisine. You'll love the catfish or the chicken, and the other seafood specialties are tasty, too. You can even order a 10-ounce steak if you're in the mood for something heavier. Try out some of these popular menu items: Bottomless Bowl of Baked White Beans & Turkey Ham: Everything listed including the cole slaw qualifies as vittles. As such, it’s free and all you can eat. Huck Finn’s Catfish offers amazing value for the price. Huck’s Made-from-Scratch Hushpuppies: You’re not seriously going to eat seafood without hushpuppies. Come on. Skin-On Homemade Mashed Taters & Gravy: Exactly what it sounds like and kind of gross to look at. It’s delicious, though. Creamy Cole Slaw with Our Secret Dressing: The secret ingredient in this dressing is presumably ambrosia. Gator Tail: East Tennessee is Volunteer Country. Gators aren’t welcome here unless we’re eating them for dinner. Grain-Fed, Pond-Raised Catfish: Few restaurants in the south take catfish as seriously as Huck Finn’s Catfish. You won’t believe how flavorful each bite is. Down Home Southern Fried Chicken: Just like granny used to make, only you can eat as much as you want and don’t have to pretend like you’re happy she gave you socks for your birthday. Huck’s Favorite Catfish & Chicken Combo: Why should you choose a protein when you can get both? Insider Tip: The restaurant doesn’t frown on sharing, especially for big groups. If, say, five of you are ordering, one of you should choose the endless plate of catfish while another can pick the chicken. Then, the others can order off the rest of the menu. You can then share bites of each other’s food. Just don’t abuse the privilege. Servers do have the right to refuse additional plate refills. It almost never comes up, though. The overwhelming majority of guests are courteous enough to appreciate what a great and thoughtful gesture this practice is.