I got their Reuben which is a pastrami on rye with Swiss cheese and sauerkraut. All made in-house…read more Hands down the best Reuben I have ever had. I can't recommend this place highly enough. I'm a local so I have the opportunity. My wife had the grinder and she also raved about it. There is also a small grocery stocked with locally sourced things like produce, pickles, sauerkraut, kimchi and the like. Friendly staff

Wonderful bakery with sandwiches, groceries and lots of local love. Stop in for breakfast, dinner…read morefixings or supplies for a picnic lunch. They source as much as possible locally. A pair of breakfast sandwiches were handmade while we waited and were almost too big to finish; share, or come hungry. Friendly conversation and a laid back vibe make Forager a great choice to take a break from the crowds. Wholeheartedly recommend!

Sandwiches (Italiano) are panini style and were awesome as well as their kettle chips!! My husband…read morehad the Nori flavored sweet potato chips with a spicy sauce. Met his expectations on the spice level

Walked in no knowing what they were! Delightful surprise. Friendly and helpful. But the food! I had…read morethe itialian vegetarian panini (not a vegetarian) and it was probably the best sandwich I've ever had!! The Italiano chips were out of this world. So were the Parisian chips. Highly recommend this place! Unique, delicious, welcoming. Worth the trip.

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.

We were craving freshness after a few days diving into Asheville's burger scene and this place hit…read morethe spot. Lovely and bright - the space, service and the food. Enjoyed salads, the pickled shrimp toast, lovely wine and the kids took down the ham sandwich and pb&j. If you're looking for fresh and clean food, try Mother!

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.

Had the broccolini sandwich. With Fontana cheese. Highly recommended…read more Locally owned place. Happy to support!

I say this with no exaggeration, this was THE best biscuit I've ever eaten. So good that I…read morereturned the very next morning for a second helping. So good, and so large, that when I was unable to finish off my breakfast sandwich I set the remaining fillings aside and devoured the biscuit. I find most biscuits tend to be somewhat dense and dry. Not these! Slightly salted and crunchy on the outside (even on the bottom) and soft, fluffy yet with that still bread-ish chew in the middle. All in all, golden pillows of flavor. Flour is located in the S & W Market (for now!) and due to limited space serves only coffee and a menu of five items. But that's OK because three of these items are highlighted by....did I mention that the biscuits are really, really good! Just order one of the two breakfast sandwiches (by the way, the thick, smoke-flavored bacon was delicious) or the biscuit with strawberry jam and butter. And even better news, by the time most of you read this review Flour will have moved a couple blocks away to a new location on Wall Street. Larger menu, more seating, but I'm sure the same wonderful biscuits. So, so highly recommended!

Hands down our favorite brewery from the entire trip and honestly maybe one of our favorite beers…read moreever. The food was insanely good, the atmosphere was so fun and laid back, and we loved the live music outside. Such a cool local spot with great vibes all around! Great service from the staff too!

Fun and funky brewery and eatery. There is inside and outside eating available. The selection of…read morebeers is very good and rotates. Food is above average for a brewpub.

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.

Really great place to stop in for a quick lunch. The tuna salad sandwich was legit. Love the…read moreupdated take on a classic. The service was quick and the restaurant has amole seating too! Solid place to visit!

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.

Don't be discouraged by the long line. It goes quickly, and their fresh food is worth it. It's laid…read moreback and delicious. And FYI, you don't have to get back in line for another drink. We learned that after doing it the hard way. It's really good.

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.

The interior is nothing to write home about but dang do they make a good sandwich. I had the 6" BLT…read moreloaded with warm bacon, lettuce, tomato, & mayo. They have a nice chip selection as well. My husband had the 6" Roast Beef and Au Ju. Lots of medical professionals were picking up take-out while we were there. Nicest employees too..actually seem happy to be there and make a delicious sandwich!

Sandwiches were awesome! Got the club and the old school special. Both very good. We would…read moreabsolutely come back if we are in Asheville again. The service was great and it's just a clean quiet place to eat a great sandwich!