Asheville Restaurants

Because of the large number of visitors to Asheville and the many upscale retirees who've moved here, the city has a dining scene that's much more vibrant and varied than its size would suggest. You'll find everything from Greek to Vietnamese, Nepalese to Southern soul food, and barbecue to sushi. Asheville has more vegetarian restaurants per capita than any other city, and there are local coffeehouses on many corners. Most of the city's many craft breweries also serve food.

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  • 1. BattleCat Coffee Bar and Tiger Bay Cafe

    $ | Metro West

    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 tables that draws those who like the relaxed ambience, free Wi-Fi, and Counter Culture coffee. Tiger Bay Cafe shares the space and kitchen here, serving generous bagel sandwiches and breakfast burritos.

    373 Haywood Rd., Asheville, North Carolina, 28806, USA
    828-713–3835

    Known For

    • Plenty of outdoor seating
    • Black-owned business
    • Local art on the walls
  • 2. High Five Coffee Bar

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    With exposed brick walls and antique wood floors, this is a staple haunt for fresh-brewed coffees and teas, plus pastries and free Wi-Fi. There are also locations in North Asheville and Woodfin.

    13 Rankin Ave., Asheville, North Carolina, 28801, USA
    828-713--5291

    Known For

    • Silky coffee and tea lattes
    • Skilled baristas
    • Laid-back atmosphere
  • 3. Old Europe

    $ | Downtown

    Old Europe's Hungarian owner creates authentic European pastries, all made fresh daily and complemented by Mountain City coffee (including the city's best cold-brewed iced coffee), owned by an MIT grad who brings a scientific approach to coffee roasting. Asheville's oldest, but arguably most peripatetic, coffeehouse opens early and stays busy until late. Its current location, just north of Pack Square, is close to several new hotels.

    13 Broadway St., Asheville, North Carolina, 28801, USA
    828-255–5999

    Known For

    • Authentic Hungarian and other European pastries
    • Locally roasted and fresh-brewed specialty coffees
    • Cold-brewed iced coffee
  • 4. Summit Coffee Co.

    $ | River Arts District

    Serving third-wave coffee in a chic industrial space, this is a convenient stop for cold brew and more while visiting art studios.

    4 Foundy St., Asheville, North Carolina, 28801, USA
    828-705--8071

    Known For

    • Beans roasted in-house
    • Great selections of beans and espresso drinks
    • Bagels
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