Espresso dacquiri Hibiscus mojito…read moreCaprihini (sp?) Unique drinks. Non-alcoholic menu is as cool, if not cooler than, the alcoholic one. Dacquiri is wild - unique and delicious. Gorgeous place inside and outside seating.

Cocktail bar with a turn-of-the-century feel, offering a creative cocktail and coffee menu…read morealongside a small bites menu if you're looking for something light. We stayed on the main floor since the host seated us there, but later realized you can order at the bar and take your drinks up to the rooftop--something I wish we knew earlier. The bartenders were pleasant and laid-back, not pretentious at all. The cocktails were inventive and well-crafted. I went with the Coffee Date and Lord of Misrule--pretty good--but in hindsight, I wish I had tried more of their Fever-Tree and Chemist collaborations, which sounded especially interesting.

Wonderful baked goods, wondeful people. The coffee cakes and…read morecookies are my downfall!

Had another event and once again Whisk AVL , came through for me!! I tried the apple pie and never…read morewill I buy a pie anywhere else. I will drive here to get ALL my deserts. I came from Charlotte NC to purchase these delicious cakes and pies and the drive is always worth it!!! Excellent people and excellent deserts!!!!!

Our second visit and Bru did not disappoint. We met the owner during our first visit, and on the…read morereturn trip felt we were catching up with an old friend. That said, the food is fantastic. I'm a bit of a burger snob. The burger I had at Bru Avl is one of the best I've ever had. My lunch partner opted for grilled cheese sandwich that was garnished with blueberry compote (and she also asked for and received bacon) and absolutely loved it. Whenever we return to Asheville it will include a stop for lunch at Bru Avl.

Bru Avi has some wild ups and downs…read more They made me a delicious surprise latte and the staff was personable. The million dollar waffle was a fancy and tasty version of a breakfast sandwhich. The flavors harmonized well. It's an elevated Sammy. While a little over priced at $24, we wouldn't avoided reorder it at $17-18. The burger was delicious and well made. The fries were cooked well and seasoned well. Otherwise not unique or special. At $18 we would have expected another side or a fry with a twist. The harvest salad was tasty but unfortunately the lettuce was wilted and had poor texture. We sent it back. The staff happily replaced it with another meal. We are split on whether we would go back.

We were in Downtown Asheville for the day and arrived early on a Sunday morning, waiting to meet up…read morewith family for lunch. We hadn't had breakfast yet, but didn't want to be too full for lunch. We happened to park near Bebette's, so we popped in for a coffee and ordered beignets. We ordered inside and then grabbed a little table on the sidewalk of the quiet street. Our lattes and beignets were brought pretty quickly. the beignets (3 in an order) were steaming hot. And...OMG. The beignets were AMAZING. Truly some of the best beignets I've ever had, even compared to the several I had in New Orleans. I really wanted to try the beignet breakfast sandwich, but didn't want to get too full because of lunch. A couple sat next to us and we saw they had ordered the sandwiches. Wow. They were very large and looked incredibly delicious. On a future visit to Asheville, I'm definitely coming straight back for one of those for breakfast.

I've been desperately craving beignets for quite some time now and was so excited to find this NOLA…read morebased coffee shop in Asheville. The navigation kind of got us a bit lost since but we eventually made our way to it. It's a small coffeehouse with limited staff. When we arrived they had to go get more dough so there was a bit of a delay. We got both got to iced lattes and two variations of beignets. The skinny finger sized ones and the classic squared. I loved that they served in traditionally in a brown paper bag and you kind of shake them up to get all the delicious powdered sugar on them. It was my friends first time trying them so I walked her through it because it can get messy quick lol while it did take a bit long for us to get our order, the two staff members were working hard to get us taken care of and at least give us the coffees first. Both lattes were great and we sat in a cozy corner to enjoy everything.

These were easily some of the best doughnuts I've ever had. If I close my eyes, I can still…read moreremember how good they tasted! We stopped here before visiting the Biltmore, and while parking was a bit of a challenge, it was absolutely worth it. We ended up parking on the street up the hill near some residential homes, but don't let that deter you. One of the coolest parts was being able to watch the doughnuts being made right in front of us. There was a line when we arrived, and we waited about 15 minutes to order and another 10 minutes or so for our doughnuts. Even with the wait, I'd do it all over again. The doughnuts were incredibly fresh, warm, light, and fluffy. Every flavor we tried was delicious, but the vanilla glazed and the toasted almond sesame cinnamon were my favorite. If you're in Asheville, this spot is definitely worth a visit.

Ok so for what it is it's great. What it isn't: a donut shop with like 20 different kinds in a…read morecase. They are only the raised type and only three different toppings. Cinnamon, almond sesame and plain. And I guess they have a fourth one every day that is different. Oh, and they don't have ice so the cold brew was kind of awkward.

The pastries we tried were absolutely delicious! The sausage pinwheel was wonderful, as was the…read morespanakopita quiche. The vibes inside are eclectic and cozy, I love the little outdoor-adjacent patio. Service was disappointing, our pastries took a loooong time to come out, I think the person at the counter forgot about them but even when I reminded them they proceeded to take 3 more parties' orders before getting to mine. We waited longer than we would've expected for a small bite. But the vibe and food are still worth a visit

Had an hour wait for breakfast so we stopped in here for coffee while we wait. Super busy and…read moreparking is a nightmare. There is a pay lot across the street. Grabbed a salted caramel latte. Yummy on a cold day. Sweet and savory pastries looked good but we were heading to breakfast so not today.

Such a great coffee spot! The coffee is always delicious, everyone working is super friendly, and I…read morelove that they're always switching up the seasonal flavors/syrups. Plus, they're dog friendly, which is always a win!

Great coffee, fast service, tons of options! However, the croissant I got today was definitely a…read morejimmy deans sausage egg and cheese for $5. So maybe just get the coffee which is yummy!

Great little small Cuban coffee shop. They have some snacks and eat as well. The shop owner is so…read morenice and friendly. If you want a good cup of coffee in West Asheville this is a great place to go. Everything is handcrafted. It is a very reasonable price. Give it a try if you like coffee.

Decided to make a unplanned stop this cafe. It said cuban (rated the best coffee)…read more. I loved the cool ambiance and extra care the owner and her cute dog , such a welcoming experience. I love the coffee and treats i picked up.

I love love love this place. The quality of their pastries is incredibly high and the cardamom bun…read moreis a MUST get! My only grievance is that the price point is pretty high - like California price high. Will that stop me from getting it though? Absolutely not! The shop itself is very cute and cozy but seating inside is limited. There's a nice outdoor area that is shared by a few other stores.

I stopped at OWL on my way out of town and grabbed a pastry and ordered a vanilla cardamom…read moremacchiato because I like to try new flavors (clearly not knowing anything about what it will probably taste like). The gentleman tried to make sure I was expecting two shots of espresso and foam, and like a truly uncultured swine, I was like, "Yeah, sure!" When I got it, it wasn't anything like the large coffee-chain muck I've come to expect. They were SO kind and understanding, and quickly (well, with great care), made me a dulce de leche cappuccino instead, which was delish! If you're looking for basic coffee, this may not be your cuppa. But if you want REAL coffee made with care and precision, this is the place to be.

Had the frittata of the day and it was spectacular. Light, delicious and the simple greens salad…read morewas a perfect complement. The place is hip and modern but also cozy and welcoming. Fast friendly service. I'll be back!!!

Took a quick trip to Asheville and went to brunch with friends. As we looked at options, I heard…read moregreat things about Mother, so I wanted to give it a try. It was a quiet, quaint sit down in town. There was a wait which I hear is not uncommon on the weekends. We were seated as soon as space was available, and the staff were all so sweet! I appreciated that. As I browsed the menu, I saw that the options were pretty limited. I tried the sandwich and my friends had the sandwich and the omelette. Everything was beautifully plated; unfortunately, I did not enjoy my dish. We all had specialty coffee drinks, which were all just "okay." And the menu prices are pretty high in my opinion (considering variety of options and portions). Overall, though I appreciated the warm atmosphere and people, I would not go back. I don't recommend, but do realize it could be a niche spot for those with a specific taste.