We were nearby staying at a local AirBnB and ended up dining here two night in a row. Really great…read moreservice both nights, seated right away on a Friday and Saturday, even with live music going on next door in the courtyard. Food was great, especially the BBQ plate (Friday night special) and the Brussel Sprouts appetizer. I highly recommend subbing goat cheese for bleu cheese. They have a decent tap selection and some pretty good cocktails too. One of the better options in Burnsville for sure. They outdoor bar space next door looked fun but we didn't get a chance, next time.

We stopped in for lunch while passing through. It was a short wait and the service was great…read more Inside is much larger than it looks from the outside. They have a large bar with great cocktail menu. Since it was noon and cold outside I had a lavender drip coffee. It was amazing... OK I had 2. For lunch I had a bowl of soup. My husband had a Reuben sandwich and sweet potato fries. Everything was very good and we would love to come back the next time we are in the area.

Visited right after a hike and stumbled across this place! First, it was an amazing vineyard and…read morehad a spectacular view. The owner was very friendly and knowledgeable and gave me a summary of his wines and ciders. But down to earth and made the experience! The cider was incredible as well and enjoyed a glass with a sandwich on the porch overlooking the vineyard. Opened a bottle of wine at home and delicious as well. A semi-sweet wine and highly recommend! Cannot wait to visit again soon!

We stopped by Perry's Berry's Winery after a hike this summer. There were people there enjoying…read morepicking of blueberries, but we were there for the wine! Here is what we had with our two wine flights: *Blueberry Reserve - this was only okay, my husband liked this one more than I did. *Muscadine - this was good, but being that NC exceeds in muscadine wines, we have just had better muscadine wines. Even with that said, we still enjoyed it. *Plum - very fruity, and very good. We both really enjoyed this one. *Peach - this was a nice peach wine. *Scuppernong - this was very good, really enjoyed the flavor. *Strawberry - this was only okay, the least favorite of the day. *Blackberry - this was only okay, wanted stronger blackberry flavor. *Creekside Crush Sangria - this was okay, we have had better "sangria" wines. We felt it was strong in the blueberry flavor, but I get where they are going with the additional fruity flavors in a red wine. Slushy of the day: *Peach Pina Colada - this was SO good! I would have never thought to combine peach and pina colada, but it worked! It was very refreshing on a hot summer day. Overall, we enjoyed our wine flights. We both agreed our top 3 were plum, scuppernong, and muscadine. We went home with a bottle of the plum. Other things to note: *They have four non-carbonated ciders, but they are not available for a flight. As we love ciders, we bought all four to try at home. We have only tried the peach mango so far - it has more mango than peach, but still really good flavor. We were both left wanting it to be carbonated like other traditional ciders we enjoy. It just seemed off, otherwise, it would have been up there with some of our favorite ciders. *They have a small bistro onsite. I was not expecting anything of it, but we split the chicken and spinach crepe, and it was wonderful! *They are dog friendly in certain areas, which we appreciated since we hike with our family canine! We definitely enjoyed our visit here, and it won't be our last. I definitely recommend if you are in the area.

Smokey mountain bakers is a very quaint and cool place. I love that it's kind of unexpected in…read moreappearance how good the food is. Pulling up in the parking lot, you can smell the wood fired oven as it bellows out that smokey goodness from it's hearth. The food here is exceptional! From the baked goods to pizza it's very fresh and the barista does a fine job at making the coffees as well. My favorite is the caramel macchiato. If you haven't been to Smokey Mountain Bakers, treat yourself to an authentic Roan Mountain gem. Roan Mountain would not be the same without it.

Great little spot to grab some pizza(bYO Beer & Wine), coffee or great pastry! We stopped in after…read moreChristmas tree shopping a couple weeks back. Food is amazing and staff are super friendly! We will be back next time we are in the area! Cheers!!!

My favorite place to stop on the way to Black Mountain! If you can think of an olive oil or vinegar…read moreflavor, they probably have it! You can also take a seat and have a libation while you make up your mind. A little pricey, but worth it!

Great olive oil and balsamic vinegar, can sample so many varieties. Great shop, can sit and enjoy…read moresome food and drinks!

Live music. Fantastic pizza. Secret tip: they only list beer and a hard cider as adult beverages…read moreon their website. They actually serve several cocktails. Their paloma is spot on!!!

Incredibly fun and delicious brewery! Loved the live music and how much open space they have…read moreoutside. The service was quick despite the large crowd. It's evident everyone works well together! This was the highlight of my trip to Burnsville. Highly recommend coming here!

Found in a little "shack" on the side of the road in Tipton Hill (Green Mountain), North Carolina…read moreis a new little gem of a cafe. From the hand crafted wood bar to some of the sweetest people you may ever meet this spot is heavenly and that is before your first sip or bite. Amazing hand crafted smoothies with your choice of additions like super food or protein, pulled espresso shots for hot lattes, and a wide selection of snacks (try the banana bread, thank me later).....and it's all organic! Can not say it enough, give this place a shot.

Been driving by this place for 2 months and couldn't even really tell it was serving food. The…read moreplace seems to be a former grocery store that has converted to primarily a deli and grill. The sign has faded, and could use an upgrade since I couldn't even tell it was open if not for the cars parked outside. There was a solid working crowd ordering when I walked in. The grocery store itself is just a legacy at this point. Good spice rack selection, but then the next section to stick out is a stack of DVDs and PS3 games beside some soft drinks and chip bags. It seems most customers were ordering cold meats and subs, but I decided to go with the basic burger with mustard and pimento cheese. It was heavenly. It did cost $6, which is a little on the pricy side for Morganton, but I'm happy to have finally stopped by. Definitely a hidden gem, and I'll have to check out the ham or a sub next time I'm visiting.

Without a doubt best deli sandwich I ever had.Service was quick. Staff was super friendly. Will be…read moregoing back today and getting me another one 10/10

Delicious coffee and drink choices, and some of the tastiest baked goods around! If you stop here…read moreyou have to try the huge homemade oatmeal cream pie or any one of their muffins...YUM!

I swung by the Burnsville library first thing, hoping to settle in for a bit ‐ but it was closed…read more No matter. I figured a coffee shop might serve up better internet anyway, and I wasn't wrong. The morning crew was bustling but friendly, quickly selling me a cup for the self-serve station and pointing me toward the stairs. The ground floor is cozy and compact, but they've got a second level that opens things up nicely. I chose the light roast labeled 'Autumn Honduras,' which turned out to be a fabulous pick ‐ bright, smooth, and just what I needed. I added a modest splash of cream, climbed the stairs, and found a quiet spot to settle in. I spent a solid hour up there, sipping slowly and sketching out the next leg of my journey through the mountains. It's a genuinely comfortable space, with enough warmth and quiet to make a full workday feel entirely doable. You could easily lose track of time here, and I wouldn't blame you one bit. [Review 1229 of 2025 - 4414 in North Carolina - 24781 overall]