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Wild Craft Eatery

4.0 (435 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Fantastic mocktail. And the food? Awesome. They know how to prepare the tempeh really well. We will be back.
Nicoletta K.

Fantastic. Everything five stars! Great vibe. Friendly and knowledgeable server and awesome food. I had the nori.

Mahi tacos
Michael N.

What a great find here in Boone. Very open ambiance and terrific eclectic menu and cocktails menu. Our server was helpful and friendly. We had the Mahi tacos and Tofo tacos and they were unique and delicious. Creative cocktails added to the dinner. Give it try!!

Tempeh tacos
Claire O.

Cute little restaurant! They have beautiful bathrooms, outdoor and indoor seating. Dogs are welcome.. and treated to great service as well! There were so many selections on the menu I wanted to try. Sadly I had to choose just one. I ordered the tempeh tacos ... they were soooo good. Every bite. I'm sure I'll be back!

Veganista
John B.

A lot of the brunch places which open early were already full, but when I popped into this place around 11, it was not (yet). They had a patio and an indoor area, which were not all that different in temperature, but notably the patio allows dogs. The menu here offers ample options for all diets. I still felt a bit lame ordering a salad called the "Veganista", but when it came I took one look at it and thought "that is what food is supposed to look like". The greens tasted fresh, and my overflowing plate included fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, some tempeh, and a couple of slices of spiced avocado toast. If there are any food groups not represented there, it's probably not something you should be eating. It all mixed together rather delightfully and made for a good start of the day. You certainly don't have to be vegan to eat here, but if you are and you want to eat somewhere where your non-vegan friends will be looking longingly at your plate, this is the place.

Heather H.

Watauga Burger- cooked perfectly and flavorful! Jalepeno, ginger, and cilantro margarita tasted and smelled fantastic! There was a bit of a wait, but the beautiful and patient bartender ( Manager or Owner?) allowed us to sit at a hightop table and serve us there. All 4 of us loved our meal, drinks & service! Highly recommend!

Tomato soup and grilled cheese

$16 for a half cup of tomato soup/grilled cheese is a robbery, respectfully. Staff is really nice though.

Curry

This place is great! The Garam Masala Yellow Curry was absolutely fantastic--rich, flavorful, and perfectly spiced. The burgers were also delicious! On top of that, the service was friendly and attentive. If you're in Boone, this spot needs to be on your list!

Margarita

Great drinks and food and services. Hamburger is delicious and yummy. Drink was good too. The service was wonderful. Staff friendly and food was out quickly. Give them a try

From Patio

We wanted healthy and colorful, and we got it! Wonderful lunch patio with dog after morning hike. Had Souper Special and Santa Fe salad. Great vibe and service!

David H.

Food quality / price (value) rating 10. The atmosphere is eclectic, and they have a wonderful outdoor seating area. The menu is a wide ranging mix of extraordinarily well chosen dishes, all of which have unique twists you won't find anywhere else! I had the Grilled Cheese Extraordinaire with bacon that came on a perfectly grilled locally baked bread. It was quite likely the nest grilled cheese I've ever had. A cup of spicy homemade sweet potato corn chowder came with it, and was a perfect accent to go with the grilled cheese. They have a full bar and a wide variety of canned and bottled beers. Their specialty cocktails include several unique and original recipes, including a special method that freezes water at the bottom of the cocktail glass where it remains while you drink your cocktail - very clever and original. We finished our meal with a couple of house made blueberry sugar cookies that were fantastic! The manager, Carrie, was very attentive answering our questions and informative regarding the food and its preparation and local sourcing. Our server, Kacya, was also attentive with the service we were given. The prices were right, and the portions were generous. This restaurant deserves a rare rave review.

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