This place is so good!! We came in with 12 of us girls. We basically took over the whole place, as…read moreit's on the smaller side, but there were still a few two-tops for others. I think everything is made in house and it tastes like it. As their name states, they make gourmet potato chips with varying, over-the-top flavors ranging from salt and balsamic vinegar to ones topped with brown sugar, bacon and chocolate. Between the 12 of us we tried Salt & Vinegar, The Corsica, Southern BBQ and The Italiano. I had the Italiano Panini and The Nori chips. Both were totally delicious. The panini came out hot and gooey. The bread tasted great and the chips were so unique and surprising. I will say that they drizzled a little too much red chili aioli sauce. It was very thick and flavorful. However, after a few bites it was too much so I wiped off some of the sauce. But it was really good, and inventive. Everything is fresh and made to order so it did take us a while to get all of our food, given that we were a large group. They told us before we even sat and we still wanted to try it, so that no big deal. And I will say this. Our table was the last to get served and the food was amazing. Sometimes at restaurants the standards fall when they get busy and that DID NOT happen here. They served great dish after great dish. Bags of chips are available for purchase as well. I'm totally kicking myself that I didn't get some to take home. Gourmet Chip is an Asheville gem!

Stopped by on a whim to grab some chips to take home (because I spied a truffle chip, and I can…read morenever turn down a truffle chip!). This spot is a chip-lovers dream. They sell both pre-packaged bags as well as fresh-made chips to eat in-house. So naturally we tried both! Their Salt & 3 Vinegar chips were delicious. Perfect for an afternoon snack as you're exploring downtown. We ended up taking home some of their truffle chips, which were also tasty. My only complaint was that they needed salt. Not sure if they put less salt on because you can always add more, but they were so much better once we sprinkled some in the bag and shook. They also have sandwiches here - didn't get to try one on our visit, but they looked tasty. Good stop both for a meal as well as a snack.

An absolutely perfect lunch spot - SO glad we made the walk from downtown to try our luck at…read moreMother. This cosy, comfortable cafe is part-bakery, part-restaurant, and has a beautiful patio for warmer days. The front of house team was all female the day we went, and worked together as a powerhouse to get through the busy lunchtime rush. We were seated pretty quickly at the bar area, so we were able to watch the kitchen at work. The team all seemed so organized and efficient - like watching masters at work! Food and drink menu options are delightful, and we really enjoyed the quiche (seasonal vegetables) and the insanely delicious beet and citrus salad. Portions are very generous and food comes out quickly. The server talked us through wine options by the glass, gave tasters and great recommendations. We later learned that Mother supplies bread to other restaurants in the area - no surprise, it was fantastic. Will be returning every time we're in the area.

Food is Michelin quality with reasonable prices and large portions. What's not to like?read more

This is one of the best burgers that I've eaten! It is super yummy and flavorful. The fries are…read morealso some of the best fries I've had. Super crispy, have good seasoning and come out hot! You order at the counter and the staff brings the food out to you. There is plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. Overall, would highly recommend!

OK. The hushpuppies are the main attraction. They are so good. The burgers are OK; I've had…read morebetter in Asheville. Place is cool. Service was good. If you go, make sure to get the hushpuppies. You won't be disappointed.

I don't know how they pull it off, but the biscuit has the perfect contrast: a crisp, snappy bite…read moreon the outside, followed by an inside that's tender without being too dense or too soft. Best biscuit I've ever had.

I wanted a good brunch spot before exploring Asheville. I found Flour and read the reviews…read more According to the reviews, the bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit was a must-try because of how delicious and crispy the biscuit was. I wanted to see for myself how delicious this biscuit was, and I agree with the reviews. This biscuit combo was delicious! I loved how the top of the biscuit was crispy while the inside was fluffy and tasty. The biscuit wasn't dry, and the bacon was delicious with the melted cheese and egg. The potatoes were also delicious and crispy, especially with the aioli. The staff was friendly and accommodating. I received my order quickly, within 5 minutes. I will definitely come back to Flour when I visit Asheville again!

Did not have the food, BUT the varieties of beer is amazing!…read more Cool music and seating was perfect! Barkeeps were attentive and on point.

I love the interesting beer choices that the Funkatorium has! I have not tried their food but I…read morehave seen other people with it and it does look delicious! One of these days I'm going to enjoy both a beer and some of their delicious food!

Grabbed sandwiches to go & eat outside at our Airbnb and loved. Ordered online and was ready when…read morewe picked up, no issues. Sandwich was exactly as described and delicious.

Regarding service and ambiance, it was a relaxing environment and I didn't have to wait too long. I…read moregot an Italian sandwich (consisting of smoked ham, hot capicola, hard salami, vine ripe tomato, red onion, pepperoncini, organic spring mix, fresh herb vinaigrette and mayo) on GF bread with no provolone, alongside potato salad. The potato salad was a little cold for my liking, but well seasoned. The sandwich was what you would dream of for lunch because not only did the flavors work out well, but the bread had beautiful grill marks. Overall, if you're looking for a deli lunch, this is where to get it.

Excellent food except the Carolina Dog. Sadly very disappointing . It was too dry. In my opinion,…read morethe slaw needs more mayonnaise and chili needs more liquid . Chili was like ground beef not chili. You want your hot dog bun to be a sponge for slaw and chili flavors . But the actual frankfurter was good. Just too dry overall.

If you just want a tasty and quick burger or hot dog, the Chop Shop Food Truck -- associated with…read morethe Chop Shop Butchery on Charlotte Street -- is a good choice. The food truck is parked sort of at the back of the Wedge Brewing and near 12 Bones on Foundy Street in the River Arts District. The Classic Cheeseburger is probably the way to go here (a single, big enough for most appetites, is $8). It's a nice portion of custom ground beef with American cheese, lettuce, onions and tomato (though when we were there they were out of tomatoes) on a toasted brioche bun. A large order of waffle fries is $5. They also serve a few versions of hot dogs, a falalfel sandwich -- not our favorite item on the menu -- and a few other things. Prep is usually quick, and you can get a beer at the Wedge and eat at one of the outdoor tables.

This restaurant uses all local ingredients and has a huge menu to show the variety that the local…read morefarmers can provide. I really liked the banana pudding that they had. It wasn't too sweet and you could tell that it was made with love. All of the food was delicious and the building itself was cool with little nooks to sit outside or be inside as well.

There's something about our favorite unassuming gem in Asheville--HomeGrown--that just gets us. The…read morebuttermilk chicken breast smothered in mushroom gravy, the sesame greens that somehow taste both familiar and new... a little piece of the South with a twist. And honestly? Sometimes it all tastes better eaten in the car, seat warmers on, sharing bites with my best friend.