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Open Mon-Thurs 11:30 AM-1 AM, Fri/Sat 11:30 AM-2 AM, Sunday 10:30 AM-12 AM. 401 Haywood Rd. Visit Website. This causal local hang out serves everything from wings and burgers to salads, tacos and sandwiches, with regular vegan and vegetarian menu options available. Local craft beers on draft, cocktail specials and 2 billiard tables.
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A wild and wacky way to see Downtown Asheville is on a LaZoom Comedy Bus Tour. Don’t expect normal. It’s just not going to happen. Think more along the lines of men dressed as nuns and plenty of hilarious slapstick combined with sightseeing around Downtown, the River Arts district, and the Montford neighborhood. The LaZoom Comedy Bus departs from B...
The Thomas Wolfe Memorial is a rambling 19th-century mansion on North Market Street in Downtown Asheville dedicated to honoring the famous American author whose writing was inspired by the city and its people. The museum contains over eight hundred items pertinent to the writer and the era of his literary works. In a time-capsule fashion, the rooms...
The Grove Arcade is Downtown Asheville’s most popular mall for shopping and eating out. Built in the late 1920s, the historic building was one of the most elegant of its time and is a registered landmark. The mall was renovated in 2002 and re-opened to continue trading in its original way with a diverse collection of select retailers offering uniqu...
Walking the Asheville Urban Trail is a great way of getting to know Downtown Asheville, learning some of its history and seeing its plethora of public artworks all at the same time. The trail is just under two miles long, commences in Pack Place and makes almost a complete circuit around the Downtown area before culminating not far from where it st...
Skip dinner and go straight for dessert at the French Broad Chocolate Lounge. The celestial blue building, on the corner of Pack Square in Downtown Asheville, houses every chocoholic’s idea of heaven. In the Lounge’s bare brick and polished wood interior, indulge in handmade truffles, ice creams, cookies or any other of the multitude of sweet confe...
The Asheville Community Theater on East Walnut Street is where the local Downtown Asheville community go to show off their talent. The community theater has been hosting top-class performances from local actors for over sixty years in productions as varied as Sweeney Todd, Young Frankenstein and Annie, Get Your Gun. While the participants may not b...
Make a fascinating visit to the Asheville Museum Of Science on Downtown Asheville’s Patton Avenue. The museum may be small, but it has some powerful interactive exhibits which will blow any visitor away. Step inside the Hurricane Simulator and feel the full force of a storm or create rain in the French Broad River Water table display before getting...
The Off The Wagon is a lively dueling piano bar on North Market Street in Downtown Asheville. Grab a seat in the 1920s speakeasy-style bar and wait for the party to start. Be prepared to join in with either choosing songs for the piano players to perform or sing along when the words are familiar. It’s cool, it’s casual, and it’s a fun night out in ...
Experience the therapeutic qualities of rock salt at the Asheville Salt Cave on Eagle Street in Downtown Asheville. Meditate among the negative ions in a cave constructed of twenty tons of pink salt blocks to recharge your spiritual and physical batteries, take a detoxifying hot salt stone massage or an aromatherapeutic salt glow treatment. Sound h...
Visit the Lexington Glassworks on Downtown Asheville’s South Lexington Avenue to watch master glass blowers at work in their studio. View the entire process as the blowers transform an innate blob of glass into an incredible and unique work of art with their breath and a few twists of the rod. If the heat of the furnace brings on a thirst, the stud...
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21 hours ago · Days may be filled with a walk to Downtown Asheville, a stroll through the neighborhood's Historic Albemarle Park, or relax by the fireplace or gather on the porches to watch the sunset every ...
Lace up your walking shoes and prepare for a personal encounter with Asheville. Local experts lead walking tours highlighting beer, food, history and more. Several self-guided walking tours through downtown Asheville are available which highlight local art galleries and the broad history of the region.
