Great live music venue! Opened air in great wine selection. Our favorite place in Asheville.read more

What a hidden gem in Asheville. It's a fantastic space to drink wine listen to music and just…read morereconnect The wine was fabulous and service top notch

No complaints. Good bar. Friendly service. Good atmosphere. Affordable cocktails and good stuffread more

The hot chocolate was pleasantly warm on a snowy day. Good flavor, I asked for a pump of hazelnut…read moreand they delivered.

So this is listed as a wine bar, and they have one, but it's really Ben Walls's other gallery (OG…read moreis in Bristol TN/VA). This a great place on Broadway in downtown Asheville to peruse amazing wildlife art photography, have a glass of wine and inquire about luxury travel trips. My wife and I went on safari with Walls and it was a top notch trip. Everyone who works here is educated in art and is very friendly and knowledgeable. Stop in here for sure when walking in downtown. Dogs welcome!!

My friend and I were trying to kill some time before dinner reservations and stumbled upon Walls…read more What a pleasant surprise! There is a really cool self serve wine station with a really great selection, I was so happy to see a brunello so I had to try! Then we walked around the art gallery and enjoyed the beautiful art. We also took a glass of wine outside and enjoyed the nice weather on their beautiful patio. We highly recommend this wine bar!!

Wonderful food! We had a few surprises going to Cúrate for a late lunch on Saturday. 1. At 2:00pm,…read morethere was a waiting list. Luckily we sat at the bar on the kitchen side. The liquor bar and the kitchen stoves sit back-to-back. We had a birds-eye view of our food being prepared. The menus are in English, but have Greek and Spanish all over it. 2. The food is very filling. 3. We experienced flavors that were new, delicious, and satisfying. We started with the HUEVOS ROTOS - local potato chips,‌ ‌chorizo,‌ ‌and fried eggs. Never knew I would like this. It was so satisfying. We want to make this st home! Our drinks were the LA SUECA RED SANGRIA - garnacha, tempranillo, orange slice, strawberry, cinnamon, nectar. Very satisfying. Also the SPARKLING White SANGRIA - perelada cava, cognac, gin, triple sec, grapes, and blueberries. This was the best. If you only get water, I recommend the Vichy Sparkling water, it has a little salt flavor, add a twist of lemon and it is refreshing. The TORTILLA ESPAÑOLA - Spanish omelette, piquillo peppers, alioli looks deceivingly plane but is chock full of delicious flavors. Next was the JAMÓN sandwich - lady edison nc ham‌, tomato fresco, manchego. The bread was so good, with great taste in every bite. Finally, we finished with the SETAS AL JEREZ - selection of sautéed mushrooms, splash of sherry. Good to the last shroom. Melissa was our server who guided us through the menu and was very enthusiastic. We found out the Cúrate provides benefits and paid time off. Way to go! Tips: The restrooms are labeled "el bàñeo" and unisex. Very clean. Parking is on the street or in private lots, both paid. There are bag hops under the bar for your purse or bag.

The restaurant really knows what they're doing, from the way they introduce each dish, to the…read moreflavor combinations, to the service and atmosphere. We got a lot of the fan favorites to try, and our favorites were the tomato and bread, the octopus with potato puree, and the lamb skewers. I do agree with the sentiment that the portions are small for the price. For the lamb skewers, each skewer was $16 and it just came with some cucumbers. Don't get me wrong, the lamb was expertly spiced and tender, but I thought the price tag was steep for the portion size. If you get the half portion for the tapas, it's just one skewer. The tomato and bread was incredibly fresh, perfectly salted, and you could tell the quality of the olive oil used. For the octopus dish, that was some of the most tender octopus I've ever had. It just melted in your mouth. The shrimp dish was incredibly tender but we thought the flavor was a bit lacking for the sauce. They gave us bread to soak up the sauce, but the bread itself was a bit hard and didn't seem like a fresh baguette. Croquettes were savory, had a nice crust, and super soft inside. The quality of the ham gave the croquette a complex smokey flavor. For the fried potatoes, the half portion would be enough for 2 people to share. The full portion was too large. For drinks, I got the seasonal soda which was apple and ginger, which tasted lovely and not too sweet. Service was friendly and attentive. There's plenty of free street parking around the area after 6 pm, otherwise it's paid hourly. Bathrooms were spacious and clean. Overall $150 for 6 tapas dishes and 2 drinks. We did leave full and overall impressed with the meal.

Good tapas for the price, great atmosphere. I love the olives…read more I just with the potato's bravas were GF and then I could die happy

Was in Asheville for my birthday weekend and had to stop by Zambra after all the rave reviews!…read more We were happy to see several vegetarian options on the menu as we had one vegetarian in the group. We ordered the meatballs, pork spring rolls, halloumi skewer, gnocchi, roasted carrots, chickpea shakshuka, and the yellowtail ceviche. Everything was delicious but our favorites were the yellowtail ceviche (so fresh and a great start to the meal) and the gnocchi but you really can't go wrong with any of those options!

Cool place with great service but the foot was just okay. The burger/sandwiches we got didn't…read morereally have much flavor

What a great edition to downtown Asheville. start with the WARM nuts, trust me they are ooey gooey…read moredelicious

A top tier wine bar. This was our first stop / meeting point of the eating asheville high roller…read moretour and it was a great start to the tour. I got the mocktail and they offered the most delicious sparkling grape juice. Not only was it delicious but the charcuterie was such nice touch and the bottles were picture perfect. It is attached to a cute little shop as well !

Wonderful evening last week celebrating France's Bastille Day! Uncle Thom and I have been to a…read morefew different wine tastings, but this one was different. This was more of an educational experience, all about wines from France. We learned a lot about the regions of France and how the differing regions effect the grapes. The grapes in warmer regions will be sweeter due to the sugar content. Also, our group was lucky enough to be able to sample about 10 different wines! French music playing in the background, wonderful hors d'oeuvres for nibbling, and a great group of people attending. Such a fun evening!

Staying at the Doubletree in downtown Asheville and this is part of the ambience of this property…read more There are great views from the bar where you can see the mountains. Grove Park Inn and other points of interest in the area. Just had cocktails the few times we visited during our stay. The staff were nice and the bartenders made some good adult beverages. If staying at the hotel or just looking for a place to hang check this spot out!

Came here over July 4th weekend, and it was spectacular! While you can't see the Downtown fireworks…read moredisplay from this location, you will see plenty of fireworks from all around. We initially started inside, but the amazing staff was incredibly accommodating and managed to move us out to the patio. Trust me, the mountain views from this rooftop are simply stunning and not to be missed. The service is absolute top-notch. We stuck to drinks and light bites, and their signature cocktails completely stole the show. Highly recommend trying: Paper Lantern, White Pepper Lady, Closing Hour Sour, Espresso Martini, Velvet Select. We also snacked on the truffle fries, which were super tasty. While we didn't stay for a full dinner, every plate walking past our table looked delicious. This place is a total must-stop for the views and the vibes alone!

Love love love the concept of this place, very mellow yet classy! My partner and I enjoyed looking…read morearound at new books of interest while waiting for our food, we had ordered a charcuterie board and it was filling and I enjoyed going here!! I do wish they had more of a variety of meats for the board, but everything was exceptional! I will say the grapes weren't the freshest, but everything else makes up for it! I do like their hummus that we got for the side and the martini is delicious as always, can't go wrong with that! They had seasoned roasted macadamias and those were very yummy!! The walnuts tasted freshly cracked and not bitter whatsoever and service is great! While exploring around I found out the book I just read has a sequel because of their displays, so that was neat! There was live music and the space was bigger than I had expected, upstairs with children's, games, and history!

Really cool book store and restaurant. We did not dine there but wanted to check it out. There…read morewere many people eating inside at the different tables. Very cool concept. There were wines, drinks and charcuterie plates available. Staff was very cordial and ready to answer any questions. Love the vibe and total air of sophistication. Will return to dine in and soak in the tranquility.

What a fantastic place to watch the sunset over the Blue Ridge mountains! The hotel itself is…read moregorgeous with the most charming red piano in the lobby. Then you take the elevator up to the top and there are three separate outdoor spaces with seating in addition to the indoor seating near the bar. The bartenders were friendly and we enjoyed our drinks and sunset view!

Nice views of downtown with separate entrances along the roof. No umbrellas which makes it…read moredifficult to stay for any extended amount of time on a sunny day. Very limited cocktail menu - five drinks. I had to ask the bartender to modify one on the menu.