This was our first time dining here, and we really enjoyed the experience. The atmosphere is…read morefantastic and makes for a perfect meal out. The Food: I had the fish and chips, and my wife went with the burger. Both were very high quality and cooked just right. We'd definitely order both again. The Service: Even though the area was buzzing, the staff was attentive and made us feel welcome. A Heads-Up on Parking: The only reason I'm giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is the parking situation. It is a major challenge in this part of town. If you're heading here, definitely plan to arrive 20 minutes early just to secure a spot so you aren't stressed before you even walk in the door. Overall, a solid spot with great food!

Absolutely love! We sat outside at one of the built in…read moretables on the building before heading down the street to the Asheville Yards for a concert. Perfect walking distance! We had wonderful service and they did not forget about us outside! Food came out fast and was absolutely delicious. A little something for everyone on the menu. Aperol Spritz were on special that day and it was delicious. My friend had gotten a spritz mocktail that was very similar that she said she would love to try again.

Walking into The Crow & Quill feels like stepping into a moody, time-warped speakeasy -- antiques,…read moredark corners, and soft lighting all set a tone that's equal parts gothic and cozy. Inside, the bar's massive spirits collection (over 1,000 bottles, including some rare whiskies) backs up its reputation for top-tier, creative cocktails. Drinks like my favorite " Jack Treehorn" come highly recommended, and the bartenders seem to know their craft -- delivering drinks that are balanced, thoughtfully made, and sometimes theatrical. If you're in Asheville and in the mood for something atmospheric, unique, and whiskey-forward -- somewhere to soak in character and good drinks rather than sleek modern bar polish -- Crow & Quill is absolutely worth checking out.

Crow & Quill is one of Asheville's most unique cocktail experiences -- a moody, vintage speakeasy…read morefilled with antiques, soft lighting, and hidden nooks that make it feel like you've stepped into another era. The bar is known for its craft cocktails, creative cocktails that are often praised for their balance and craftsmanship. Drinks like their smoked mezcal cocktails or old fashioneds tend to stand out, and live music on select nights adds to the intimate, atmospheric charm. It's a cozy, often crowded space, so seating can be limited and service may feel slower on busy nights. T If you enjoy rich cocktails, rare spirits, and a one-of-a-kind vibe, Crow & Quill is absolutely worth the stop.

We have heard nothing about good things about Pack Tavern, so today we decided to give it a try…read more Let me just say Wow! With a family of 3, our son being 12, it is not always easy to find someplace that we can all enjoy and get why we want. But here, that is exactly y why happened. We each ordered something different, which ended up being 4 different things with the added soup, and everything was great. Not just good or ok, but great. Hot, fresh, and genuinely good. I can see why they have such a high rating, and with so many reviews. It is definitely going to be on our short list of preferred restaurants.

My wife and I visited per some friends' recommendations while traveling through town…read more The ambiance in the bar was great and that was about as good as it got for us. It was admittedly later in the night but the food was mediocre/seemed like it had been sitting around and the service was minimal at best. We had our check thrown across the table at the end of the night. Probably won't be stopping by again.

I really loved Claddagh Restaurant and spin. From the service, to the ambiance, to ultimately the…read morefood.. it was amazing. They offer both interior and exterior seating, with the exterior being dog friendly. Parking can be tough as there is only street parking which can get full depending on peak times. Apart from this there are parking garages scattered throughout the downtown area that do charge fees. The location wasn't extremely busy when I arrived, however, there were a lot of patrons. My husband and I each ordered a meal, drink, and an appetizer to share. Mo complaints! Everything was so flavorful. If it wasn't for our early start the next morning back home, we definitely would have stopped in again for lunch!

Was very yum! We had fun chatting up the bartenders. The drinks were strong and on pointread more

There was an hour wait but we were able to snag a few bar seats. Bar seats and high tops are first…read morecome first serve. We started with a jar of the house pickles. They were good, and it was a lot of pickles for 2 people! I had a salad which was great, but I had food and envy wishing I had ordered the spring pasta that my friend had. I had a taste and it was really good and unique!

Stopped here on our way home coming from Cherokee. We didn't have a reservation so we ended up in…read morethe outdoor seating area. Our server made a point to focus his attention to my boyfriend which I found quite odd. Perhaps that is the vibe here? Not sure. The tomato soup was absolutely amazing! We split a bowl, but I could have easily eaten it alone. The mushroom toast was also different yet delicious. The reuben was just okay as the bread was a bit soggy & there were some fatty inedible pieces in the corned beef. I'm happy we got to experience the beauty of the Biltmore, but most likely won't be back due to the pricing grounds admission prices.

Great spot to catch the game and catch up with friends. Something for everyone on the menu and not…read morea bad spot in the house to be able to see a TV or screen. Bartender was fast and attentive.

We stopped in to the Bier Garden on a Thursday afternoon. No wait and were able to sit near the…read morewindows. I had a friend visiting from out of town and we were looking for a less expensive, classic menu. She had the fish and chips which looked amazing. I will definitely be back!

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.

Super cute spot to get cocktails in Asheville!…read more The theme is on point - love the old decor, the fireside in the yard, the dark arches as you walk in, and the potion-like menu. You order at the bar and they bring the drinks to you. I ordered the Coffee Date and my boyfriend got the Nothing Compares. Mine was warm and coffee forward, and you can definitely taste the whiskey. The cream on top is nice. Great blend of daytime drink with alcohol.

The breweries are all the craze in Asheville but Top of the Monk was probably my favorite place in…read morethe whole town. I love whiskey so much that I just happened to stumble upon this amazing craft cocktail rooftop bar. You get a skyline view of downtown Asheville and delicious cocktails?! Heck yes. The ambiance is amazing and each cocktail is so unique and made with so much thought. The prices ranged from $8-$14. You won't be able to get your regular whiskey and coke here but they have their own home made syrups you can add in instead. Their menu seems to change frequently so there's always something new to try! With each cocktail, you get a key. There's a locker with small little drawers that you can unlock with your key and each one holds a snack. There's meat/cheese and crackers, brownies, peanuts and olives. Such a cute concept!!

Went for a late afternoon drink before and early dinner. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to…read morereturn! The bartender was nice, the drink was really good, and there was much on the menu I wanted to go back and try. I think we arrived as they were opening, so it was quiet and empty, but I think they have DJ/Music Friday evenings. Looking forward to going back next time we're in town

Good Burger 9/10 would recommend nice service and love the hamburgers waitress was kind and helpful…read moreand was fun

My family and I had just arrived in Asheville to tour the Biltmore Estate and were looking for a…read morebar/grill spot near our hotel. I found Juicy Lucy's from other Yelpers and it did not disappoint! The location is away from the busy downtown area of Asheville so there was plenty of parking which is a huge plus. We were seated right away even on a busy Sunday night with football season in full swing. Colton our server, was very attentive and polite. I ordered the Juicy Lucy burger which was cooked medium and stuffed with cheese. For a side, I had the chips and salsa which were pretty good. To top off the meal, I tried the cookies and cream milkshake which was too thick for the straw but still really delicious! I would recommend Juicy Lucy's if you are searching for a restaurant close to most hotels and a little off the beating path from the downtown area.

A newer addition that is in downtown but is a bit receded from most of the main street. It's quite…read moreatmospheric and has indoor and outdoor seating. Google calls it "American" cuisine, which is basically the one cuisine I don't do, but this place does offer some nice vegetarian options. Wanting to save some room for my food tour, I got a salad with a veggie skewer on top, but I did indulge in some lentil fritters. Fried bean paste is always a winner (technically lentils are not beans). The fritters were savory and the clash between their freshly fried texture and the cool dill-flavored dipping sauce and mixed pickled vegetables was quite robust. My salad delivered the promised crunch, and the shiitake shishito kabob had a wide variety of freshly barbecued vegetables, but unlike my appetizer this dish was missing an extra flavor touch. The drink and dessert selection looked good, but I like to spread myself around. I would definitely want to come back and eat outside on a warmer day.

We walked up on this place looking for something else and took a chance. What a great decision. My…read morefriend and I shared 3 things. We shared the Irish coffee (perfect on a icy cold day), chili soup (its soup...not thick chili) and the platter with steak rice and beans and slaw! It was perfection. Tasty, warm in the tummy and lots of good flavors. Service was very good, wait staff was attentive and gave good input when asked. Definitely recommend this little spot. During the warmer weather I am sure the patio is the spot to be. It was 23° so we stayed inside. Come! Be merry.