A True Local Experience
As a family-owned business, we believe in treating our customers like family. From our warm hospitality to our commitment to quality, everything we do is rooted in community pride.
Whether you’re here for a quick bite, a family meal, or to explore a piece of local history, The Roamin Man Pizza is your go-to spot.
Serve top-quality food while honoring our mountain heritage.
Fresh, Flavorful, and Proudly Made Daily in the Heart of Pigeon Forge
APPETIZERS
Start your meal off right with
our crave-worthy starters
PIZZADILLA
A local favorite twist! Like a pizza.
Folded like a quesadilla
Chicken Wings
Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside
served your way.
CREATE YOUR OWN PIZZA
dine-in special
Cozy up in our pizza haven with friends and family. Fresh pies, cold drinks, and warm vibes served daily.
TAKE-OUT
On the move? We've got your pizza packed and ready! Hot, fresh, and boxed up with love.
ORDER ONLINE
Craving pizza but don’t want to leave the couch? Order in a few clicks – we’ll take care of the rest.
Live Music
Enjoy local talent and traveling acts while savoring your favorite slice. From acoustic sets to full-band performances, our live music nights create the perfect backdrop for a fun night out with family and friends.
Catch the Game
Whether it’s football, basketball, or the big fight, we stream all the action live on our big screens. Cheer on your team with a cold drink and hot pizza
— it’s the next best thing to being at the game.
Your Pizza’s Just a Click Away Order Online!
Honoring the Roamin’ Man of the Smokies:
Where Tradition, Storytelling, and Mountain Flavor Meet
Wiley Oakley was a legendary guide and storyteller from the Great Smoky Mountains, known for his deep knowledge of the area. He helped establish the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and became known as the “Roamin man of the Smokies” for sharing the region’s beauty and history with visitors.
Oakley remains a symbol of old-time Smoky Mountain life—a bridge between the rugged past and the modern national park era. His stories keep Appalachian oral traditions alive, and his influence can still be felt in Gatlinburg’s storytelling culture today.