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Suggestions for Asheville, NC

by Kim H » Mon Aug 14, 2023 8:18 am

We're hitting the Biltmore as I've never been. I'd like to experience some of the Art/Craft scene I hear so much about, but not sure the best way to approach that or where to go. Also would love restaurant suggestions of course, esp for dinner (not too $$) TIA :-)
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Re: Suggestions for Asheville, NC

by JustinHammond » Mon Aug 14, 2023 1:35 pm

We are going in a few weeks and have been before. This is our list both new and old.

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Cucina24 - 5
Oysterhouse - 3 M-F, 12 S
Thirsty Monk
French Broad Chocolate Lounge
Curate - T-T 4, F-S 11
Sierra Nevada - 11
Basilica of Saint Lawrence, Deacon and Martyr
Mile High Swinging Bridge
Oak and Grist Distilling - 12, CLOSED SUN
Round Mountain Creamery
Sliding Rock
Upper Whitewater Falls
Looking Glass Falls
Mount Mitchell State Park
Pisgah Brewing Company - 2
Burial Beer Co. - 12
RosaBees - 5, CLOSED MON
Pillar Rooftop Bar - 5
The Montford Rooftop Bar - Sun – Thu: 4pm – 10pm Fri: 3pm – 11pm Sat: 12pm – 11pm
Capella on 9 - ROOFTOP - Sunday - Thursday | 4 pm - 11:30 pm Friday - Saturday | 3 pm - 12 am
Zambra - 5
Top of the Monk
The Golden Pineapple
Antidote at Chemist Spirits - Monday - Friday 4:00 PM - 12:00 AM Saturday 1:00 PM - 12:00 AM Sunday1:00 PM - 12:00 AM
OWL Bakery
Benne On Eagle
Rhubarb
Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort
Jettie Rae's Oyster House
Limones Restaurant
Jargon
Ukiah Japanese Smokehouse
Leo's House of Thirst
Posana Restaurant
Highland Brewing Company
New Belgium Brewing Company
plēb urban winery
Banner Elk
Fred W. Symmes Chapel aka "Pretty Place"
Brushy Mountain Distillery
River Arts District
Fahrenheit Pizza & Brew
Manicomio Pizza
Contrada
Sunset Terrace
Catawba Brewing Company South Slope Asheville
Hillman Beer
Trade and Lore
The Times Bar & Coffee Shop
The Observatory Rooftop Bar + Lounge
5 Walnut Wine Bar
Ben's Tune Up

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Re: Suggestions for Asheville, NC

by Heather L » Tue Aug 15, 2023 9:04 am

I have family there so we go 4-5 times a year. Just got back yesterday!

Restaurants:
Golden Pineapple
All Souls Pizza
Ukiah - the beech mushroom tempura is one of my favorite all time dishes
Benne on Eagle
Baby Bull
Chai Pani
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Re: Suggestions for Asheville, NC

by Kim H » Tue Aug 15, 2023 1:24 pm

Wow, thank you Justin and Heather! You both offered quite a list, and I really appreciate it! Now to check them all out and narrow it down! :)
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Re: Suggestions for Asheville, NC

by Heather L » Tue Aug 15, 2023 4:44 pm

You are welcome! Please report back after your trip. Love to hear where you ended up going. Also, I forgot to address the arts/crafts part of the question but we love to walk around the River Arts District in West Asheville. Lots of studios/artists to check out. Stop by Wedge Studios for a beer if you are into that, most days they have a food truck out back as well. If you do end up down there, definitely check out Mother Bread and Wine - they are open Thurs-Sun. It's a tiny little spot with amazing bread. Grab a slab of their focaccia of the day or a sourdough pretzel. Super small, super cute. Highly recommend. I've only been once but had a slab of pistachio, ricotta and lemon focaccia that I still can't stop thinking about months later. lol
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Re: Suggestions for Asheville, NC

by Kim H » Wed Aug 16, 2023 10:54 am

Heather L wrote:You are welcome! Please report back after your trip. Love to hear where you ended up going. Also, I forgot to address the arts/crafts part of the question but we love to walk around the River Arts District in West Asheville. Lots of studios/artists to check out. Stop by Wedge Studios for a beer if you are into that, most days they have a food truck out back as well. If you do end up down there, definitely check out Mother Bread and Wine - they are open Thurs-Sun. It's a tiny little spot with amazing bread. Grab a slab of their focaccia of the day or a sourdough pretzel. Super small, super cute. Highly recommend. I've only been once but had a slab of pistachio, ricotta and lemon focaccia that I still can't stop thinking about months later. lol

Thanks, Heather, I'll definitely try to check out Mother Bread, you have me curious. The River Arts district sounds like the type of place we're looking for there. Do you know if that is also where they hold the drum circle? A friend of mine told me about that, and I was hoping it would be in an area we were already going to be exploring since our time there is limited. Thank you again, I'll let you know how it goes!
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Re: Suggestions for Asheville, NC

by Heather L » Thu Aug 17, 2023 9:28 am

Kim H wrote:Thanks, Heather, I'll definitely try to check out Mother Bread, you have me curious. The River Arts district sounds like the type of place we're looking for there. Do you know if that is also where they hold the drum circle? A friend of mine told me about that, and I was hoping it would be in an area we were already going to be exploring since our time there is limited. Thank you again, I'll let you know how it goes!


No, the drum circle is in Pritchard Park which is downtown.
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