Kate's Guidebook
Food scene
This is one of our favorite little breakfast spots. They haven’t fully opened inside again yet, but there’s a pick up window and beautiful outdoor space with tables. The pastries and bread (especially the baguette) and drinks are terrific.
156 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
OWL Bakery
295 Haywood RdThis is one of our favorite little breakfast spots. They haven’t fully opened inside again yet, but there’s a pick up window and beautiful outdoor space with tables. The pastries and bread (especially the baguette) and drinks are terrific.
Italian, but not at all typical. Fresh and local ingredients. It’s divine. Right in the middle of downtown, 15-20 min walk from the house and there’s also a parking garage right across the street.
85 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Cucina24
24 Wall StItalian, but not at all typical. Fresh and local ingredients. It’s divine. Right in the middle of downtown, 15-20 min walk from the house and there’s also a parking garage right across the street.
Amazing place for cocktails and oysters or other various starters. Dinner can be pricey, but all of the food is amazing here. Their wine bar (Leo’s) is also great.
159 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
The Bull and Beggar
37 Paynes WayAmazing place for cocktails and oysters or other various starters. Dinner can be pricey, but all of the food is amazing here. Their wine bar (Leo’s) is also great.
Natural wine bar with great outdoor seating and light fare. Definitely a main haunt of locals.
48 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Leo's House of Thirst
1055 Haywood RdNatural wine bar with great outdoor seating and light fare. Definitely a main haunt of locals.
Casual dining, great pizza with local toppings and stone ground flour from local wheat. Terrific for full families. Huge field with picnic tables where kids can run. Different style of pizza- thin and lighter and more moist- it’s not for everyone, but locals love it and it’s been written up in The NY Times several times.
101 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
All Souls Pizza
175 Clingman AveCasual dining, great pizza with local toppings and stone ground flour from local wheat. Terrific for full families. Huge field with picnic tables where kids can run. Different style of pizza- thin and lighter and more moist- it’s not for everyone, but locals love it and it’s been written up in The NY Times several times.
Sovereign Remedies
29 N Market StTerrific cocktails.
Wine bar in the River Arts area, good place for a drink after Vivian or Bull and Beggar!
35 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
District Wine Bar
37 Paynes WayWine bar in the River Arts area, good place for a drink after Vivian or Bull and Beggar!
French fare, higher end, great for dinner or brunch. Terrific drinks and good wine list. Small and lovely.
62 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Vivian
348 Depot StFrench fare, higher end, great for dinner or brunch. Terrific drinks and good wine list. Small and lovely.
We walk here many days for either coffee, breakfast, lunch, snack or dinner. Right at the top of the street. They also have wine and beer. Great for everything. Highly recommended.
120 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
All Day Darling
102 Montford AveWe walk here many days for either coffee, breakfast, lunch, snack or dinner. Right at the top of the street. They also have wine and beer. Great for everything. Highly recommended.
By a community garden, amazing fro breakfast or lunch. Beautiful and tasty. Not open for dinner.
87 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Liberty House Coffee and Café
221 S Liberty StBy a community garden, amazing fro breakfast or lunch. Beautiful and tasty. Not open for dinner.
Burial Beer Co
40 Collier AveIf you like breweries, this is a must.
I would go just for the history. Pretty cool old buildings that you can read about. Great for large groups. Huge place. Burial beer (who owl this) plus good wine list and good food.
71 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Forestry Camp Bar & Restaurant
10 Shady Oak DrI would go just for the history. Pretty cool old buildings that you can read about. Great for large groups. Huge place. Burial beer (who owl this) plus good wine list and good food.
Great coffee shop and light fare with natural wine. Beautiful. Indoor and outdoor seating. Small.
26 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Farewell Coffee & Wine
11 Southside AveGreat coffee shop and light fare with natural wine. Beautiful. Indoor and outdoor seating. Small.
Neighborhoods
Galleries, restaurants, the graffiti Mecca, all connected by a terrific new pathway all along the River to Carrier park. This walkway actually connects right at the bottom of Hill Street at Southern States all the way to Carrier. We walk down the hill and walk, run and bike this path all the time. It goes past (or near) many restaurants and places to grab coffee. You can also park at one of the parking lots and walk from there. Highly recommended.
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River Arts District
3 River Arts PlGalleries, restaurants, the graffiti Mecca, all connected by a terrific new pathway all along the River to Carrier park. This walkway actually connects right at the bottom of Hill Street at Southern States all the way to Carrier. We walk down the hill and walk, run and bike this path all the time. It goes past (or near) many restaurants and places to grab coffee. You can also park at one of the parking lots and walk from there. Highly recommended.
Under River arts you’ll see my info about the Carrier park path that connects nearly all the way from the house through there River Arts along the River to this park (also on the River). Highly recommend for anyone who likes to run, walk or bike!
159 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Carrier Park
220 Amboy RdUnder River arts you’ll see my info about the Carrier park path that connects nearly all the way from the house through there River Arts along the River to this park (also on the River). Highly recommend for anyone who likes to run, walk or bike!
People call West Asheville the Brooklyn of NYC. It’s largely centered around one long, colorful street (Haywood Road) with various eateries and a casual vibe. Leo’s is here.
214 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
West Asheville
People call West Asheville the Brooklyn of NYC. It’s largely centered around one long, colorful street (Haywood Road) with various eateries and a casual vibe. Leo’s is here.
All the shops, restaurants, breweries and wine bars you could want! Locals go downtown, but parking can be tricky so we often stick to outer areas when it’s super busy. Downtown is walkable for us (from the house), so we certainly go more often. And the whole downtown is very walkable.
339 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Downtown
All the shops, restaurants, breweries and wine bars you could want! Locals go downtown, but parking can be tricky so we often stick to outer areas when it’s super busy. Downtown is walkable for us (from the house), so we certainly go more often. And the whole downtown is very walkable.
Where many of the breweries live!!! On the edge of downtown.
75 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
South Slope Brewing District
Where many of the breweries live!!! On the edge of downtown.