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$ | River Arts District | American
Gentrification forced it out of its old digs, but 12 Bones now has a larger location with twice the seating and picnic tables for outdoor dining...Read More
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$ | Downtown | Indian
Chef-owner Meherwan Irani, a James Beard Best Southeast Chef nominee, serves "Indian street food" from his hometown of Mumbai in this pleasant...Read More
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$$$$ | Biltmore Village | Modern American
Entrées such as pecan-crusted mountain trout with ginger sweet potatoes grace the frequently changing new American menu at Corner Kitchen. The...Read More
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$$$ | Downtown | Spanish
If you have the blahs, Cúrate, with its extraordinary, authentic tapas and fun atmosphere, is the cure. The nationally known chef-owner, Katie...Read More
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$$$$ | Biltmore Village | Modern American
Romantic, impressive, delightful: that just begins to describe the field-to-white-linen-tablecloth dining experience at the Inn on Biltmore...Read More
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$$$ | West Asheville | Eclectic
As you enter this hipster haven in a historic building in a trendy part of West Asheville, you'll be taken by the charm of the intimate space...Read More
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$$$$ | Downtown | Mexican
Three components—a talented chef from Mexico City, locally sourced ingredients, and a San Francisco bistro atmosphere—combine to make this modern...Read More
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$$ | Chestnut Hill | Vegetarian
With a name that refers to the industrial vibe as much as the menu, Plant offers a sophisticated, frequently changing array of dishes from different...Read More
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$$$$ | Biltmore Village | Steakhouse
This outpost of the international restaurant group has sizzled its way to the top of the red-meat venues in Asheville. It may be a chain, but...Read More
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$$$ | River Arts District | American
The restaurant itself is creatively constructed out of stacked shipping containers, but dining and drinking at this hip, young spot is best...Read More
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$$ | West Asheville | American
The quintessential West Asheville eatery, Sunny Point serves food that is simple, well prepared, and not too expensive. Herbs and some veggies...Read More
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$$$ | Metro West | Eclectic
Don't be put off by the dowdy cinder-block exterior or the louche neighborhood. Inside this dimly lit, little restaurant that feels like a dive...Read More
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$$$$ | River Arts District | Seafood
The Bull and Beggar is decidedly warehouse hip, with brick walls, old wood floors, and high ceilings. Its most popular feature is Burger Monday...Read More
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$$$ | River Arts District | American
Hip and artsy, the Junction is the quintessential River Arts District dinner spot, with industrial exposed ducts and concrete floors softened...Read More
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$ | Metro West | Café
BattleCat Coffee Bar is one of the funkiest local coffeehouses in Asheville, in a boldly painted, old wood house with a porch and ample picnic...Read More
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$$$$ | Downtown | American
In the Foundry Hotel, James Beard Award finalist John Fleer's newest venture combines traditional Appalachian dishes with Lowcountry and Gullah...Read More
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$ | West Asheville | Eclectic
Look past its location in a strip mall, because light-filled BimBeriBon brings fresh Asian, South American, and Middle Eastern flavors to the...Read More
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$$$ | Downtown | French
A French-style bistro, Bouchon ("cork" in French, and a type of Lyonnaise restaurant) serves simple Gallic comfort food, such as steak frites...Read More
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$$ | Downtown | American
In what was once a wood-floored skating rink in the now-hip South Slope section, this sprawling eatery serves traditional whole-hog, slow-pit...Read More
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$$$ | Downtown | American
At this consistently good restaurant on Asheville's thriving "restaurant row," the food is local and seasonal, the prices are reasonable, the...Read More
