Yesterday we met my parents at Silo for Brunch/Lunch. The entrance to Silo Cookhouse is quite…read moregrand. Just as you enter the fence line there is a large horseshoe on the right. The property where this horseshoe farm sits is just so beautiful. We parked at the spa and walked to the silo restaurant. Upon entering the restaurant we were greeted immediately and took a seat by the fireplace while waiting for my parents to arrive. We then ordered a drink and went and sat on the patio since they were running just a little bit late. Upon arrival, we were greeted once again by our waitress that took our order and kept our water and tea filled to the brim. We ordered the soup of the day and shared the Lamburgesa. The soup was served piping hot and broth was delicious. The lamb was so flavorful, but we opted to have the jalapenos on the side. My parents ordered the Broad Burger and were equally pleased.

My partner and I finished a nice walk around the Kellogg UNCA forestry trails and were looking for…read moresome place nearby for Monday lunch. This restaurant was a mile away and we decided to stop there first. It's a bit of a drive from the N Rigby entrance to the the cookhouse but a beautiful ride with green fields and a stunning view of Mt. Pisgah. We were greeted by a hostess who brought us to the porch in the rear. The first thing I noticed was the sound of many voices to both sides. It was more obvious upon entering that there were multiple groups seated at both sides along community tables. We were seated in the middle of the table to the right and chose to sit across from each other. Our server, Kara, was pleasant and helpful. We ordered from the brunch menu we were given by the hostess. I ordered the scrambled egg bowl and enjoyed the best tasting egg flavor I've had in a long time. The greens, pickled onions, feta cheese and other vegetables complimented the dish perfectly. My partner wasn't sure about ground lamb ( since there are several renditions of it) but took a chance with the lamb burger and was glad she did. The fries that came with it we shared; they were crispy as we like them. She ordered a virgin bloody Mary and enjoyed it. That said the Worcestershire sauce flavor was quite pronounced and it might not be to everyone's liking. We have had several lunches and brunches over the last several days and this was the least $. I think we adjusted to the sound level after a few minutes and did strike up a conversation with some folks who came in after we did and sat nearby.

My mother and I are well satisfied with our experience at Morning Social last month. We wanted a…read morebrunch-style meal before a hike in the Pisgah Forest. I found Morning Social through a "featured restaurants in Brevard" newsletter and chose to give them a try. I called to check for a wait time before departing our hotel. There was no wait for a weekday at 10am. We sat at their covered outdoor dining area. They have an expansive indoor dining area too. Our server was prompt, friendly, and attentive. I appreciate her "premier" service that got our day started on a positive note.

Well, training has to happen but when it effects the service .... Took us forever to get food…read more Cute, homey place, but not living up to billing today. Will try again next trip.

Food is like home made. Service is fenominal. The women that work there are kind and deserve to be…read moretreated with love and respect for all their hard work.

One of the coolest places in Hendersonville, NC. Great and delicious food combined with their…read moremission makes this place so special. The staff and volunteers are always very friendly and attentive. One thing I really love about this super cool place is that the "tip" is really a donation towards their mission, which I think is really neat and amazing.

Food was good for an old fashioned breakfast joint, with a little flare to the menu...and service…read morewas wonderful. Apparently they owned another restaurant, and bought this local business to save the staff, and are making an excellent merge of both. Great local joint

This is a fun breakfast spot. We didn't see any reviews and were a little nervous to stop when we…read moresaw the sign, but they just opened in July. They got our group sat quickly, our waitress was wonderful and welcoming. Overall the food was delicious. We would return.

Lovely tranquil atmosphere, great entertainment and food is always delicious. We try to go every…read morefew weeks for dinner or lunches in the weekend.

This location is right near a waterfall and doesn't get the recognition it deserves. The quality of…read morethe food is always amazing, family owned and a running creek next to you as you dine outside. Perfect for a mountain dinning experience without a huge price tag.

Yum! The pizza and sandwich's here are so good. We love this place for lunch after we go hiking…read more Bathrooms are very nice and well kept. The baked goods here are so yummy too! Our favorites are the cookies and the pecan thingy. (I forgot what it's called lol)

We came here for lunch and managed to find a parking spot. I overheard an employee say the…read moreapartment complex behind them will tow you if you park there so beware! I love, love, love that you can pick half sandwiches and half salads of everything. I got the half turkey avocado sandwich and a half Bakery salad. They were both phenomenal and I'm drooling just thinking about them. My husband got the Margherita pizza and my 7 year old got a cheese. The pizzas are good size- 13 inches. My husband demolished his and my daughter ate all but one or two pieces (which my husband and I helped finish off). They both loved their pizzas. Even though we were stuffed, we had to have a dessert so we got a slice of carrot cake. Carrot cakes can really go wrong if the icing is too sweet but this icing was perfect. I didn't feel like I was going to go into sugar shock after eating it. The employees were all really nice. The bathroom was clean. I will absolutely be back next time I'm in the Asheville/Brevard area. If you're hiking, it wasn't far at all between DuPont State Forest and Pisgah National Forest. We did waterfall hikes at DuPont starting around 8:30 am and then had lunch here before heading down the road to others at PNF.

This sweet little unassuming place has become a staple breakfast treat for us. It's at the head of…read morethe block at Main Street across from Mast General. There may be a line, but it's worth the wait. It's quaint, fairly priced, and has great coffee-hard to find in a breakfast place sometimes-and the food is absolutely delicious. The service is so efficient and timely, but you don't feel rushed. All of the wait staff are super friendly and attentive. This is a family business and you get a sense of that vibe from the moment you get there. If you are looking for a great breakfast restaurant in Hendersonville, this is your game!

We came here for a quick lunch during our day trip in Hendersonville…read more Atmosphere: We sat outside under the shade of some trees and enjoyed the beautiful weather while here. It looked like they had ample seating inside too. Service: Everyone we encountered was super friendly. The place was very clean! Food: They have a wide variety of food options. They have lots of great breakfast and lunch options. They also have an extensive coffee menu. I had their 'Tomato Bisque with Grilled Cheese'. It was delicious! I will definitely come back if we are in the area. They have high chairs for little ones!

We loved Root & Bone in Indy and were so sad when it closed. So we thought we would try it when we…read morewere visiting Asheville. It was very good. I feel like it wasn't quite as special as the one in Indianapolis but only because I didn't think the wine list was as good. The food was exactly as it should be. It is quite a drive from Asheville and I'm not sure we will make the drive again but if you live in the area, this is a very solid choice. The service was great and the open kitchen concept was a nice touch.

Based on a fabulous first experience at Root And Bone several months ago, I was excited for a…read moresecond visit while back in the area. It couldn't have been more disappointing. I ordered the chicken pot pie, which was absolutely delicious the first time I had it -- big chunks of white meat chicken, lots of veggies, wonderful flavor. Last night, I remembered why I typically don't eat chicken pot pie. Literally nothing but crust, a few small pieces of chicken and a handful of peas and carrots. $19. Shame on me for not sending it back. I told my server how disappointed I was. His response? I'll let the kitchen know. When he returned with my bill I was offered a free dessert. Are you kidding me? I had to go find dinner. No discount or apology. Very dismissive. Additionally, the restaurant was way too warm. Cost cutting all the way around? Definitely avoid!

Our favorite Seafood restaurant in the area. Very good food and great atmosphere. We always think…read moreof them when we are in the area.

Ate hear you can't get any better seafood in the western mountains of North Carolina, I'd say best…read moreI've had inland oh my, a must go to

We have been patrons of this restaurant and the food fell flat. I always order the salmon wrap and…read morethe picture of the wrap in previous visit to today's. My husband ordered the burger and didn't really care for t. It's really disappointing. They have changed employees and the menu as well. It took 45 minutes to get our food.

Our 2nd visit here and it was as good as our first time!…read more We came around 6:30 on Sat night and got the last table. My bride ordered the Salmon Lettuce Cups ($14) and said they were really good. She also ordered a vegetable side dish ($4) and enjoyed them as well. I went with the Trout Almondine ($26) and it did not disappoint! Service was friendly and hospitable!