Ashville recommendations
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Yeah, just park somewhere on Biltmore Ave between Patton and Hilliard/S. Market St. A lot of what's been mentioned is right in those few blocks. Mamacita's Taqueria is the place I mentioned. Right next door to Wicked Weed. I had forgotten about Doc Cheys. They have tables outside there so it's good for the freakshow if the weather is nice.
Also, watch for the one way streets around downtown.
Also, watch for the one way streets around downtown.
We haven't done well in Asheville for food imho:
Tupelo Honey out south was OK
Foggy Mountain was OK
We were going to try Curate, but walked on down to Wicked Weed's restaurant . . it was OK.
I loved Over Easy Cafe on Broadway the one time I had breakfast there about 3 years ago, but it looks like it is closed now
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Hit pack's tavern tonight. Very good if I do say so myself.
Following. Me and the wife are going in two weeks for our anniversary. We are staying at the Omni Grove Park Inn.
Saying that, if you have never Seen the Grove Park Inn, Its worth stopping by and walking around. Tons of history.
Saying that, if you have never Seen the Grove Park Inn, Its worth stopping by and walking around. Tons of history.
The walk-in sized fireplace at GPI is great. Too bad the bar has been known to close at 10pm. I used to work there a lot. Best thing about it for me was that the loading dock for the ballrooms was only 2 doors and 200 feet from the stage and it wasn't in the middle of dumpster row.
Sarah has preferred the Grand Bohemian ever since it opened a few years back. It's pretty much right in front of Biltmore House. Bring your $$$.
Sarah has preferred the Grand Bohemian ever since it opened a few years back. It's pretty much right in front of Biltmore House. Bring your $$$.
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Saw the grand bohemian last night. Looked nice!
I've stayed in the bohemian a few times - really nice. They also have pet friendly rooms in their annex across the street. Most all the restaurants in the biltmore village are pet friendly too!
Gabe, maybe after this trip you will know how to spell the name of the city you are currently visiting correctly!!!! Be good to prove to our NC brethren that we SC folk can spell.....most of the time!
I'll throw in recommendations for :
9 Mile - dinner (W. Asheville)
Tupelo Honey - any meal
Biscuit Head - breakfast
Early Girl - breakfast
Pack's Tavern - lunch/dinner
Wicked Weed - Lunch/dinner - even if just for the food
The Admiral - Dinner (W. Asheville) Don't let the outside fool you (or the inside for that matter) this place is great - if you're a ceviche and grilled octopus sort of eater.
9 Mile - dinner (W. Asheville)
Tupelo Honey - any meal
Biscuit Head - breakfast
Early Girl - breakfast
Pack's Tavern - lunch/dinner
Wicked Weed - Lunch/dinner - even if just for the food
The Admiral - Dinner (W. Asheville) Don't let the outside fool you (or the inside for that matter) this place is great - if you're a ceviche and grilled octopus sort of eater.
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Meh...Gabe, maybe after this trip you will know how to spell the name of the city you are currently visiting correctly!!!! Be good to prove to our NC brethren that we SC folk can spell.....most of the time!
Don't you mean Meth?
Fixed that for ya. I mean, after all we're talking about SC....
For the record, I love SC and lived in Simpsonville for about 3.5 years.
Please don't share that with anyone going forward........we have enough bias against us!
For the record, I was born in Charlotte and lived there for about 3.5 years of my very early life! It's the growing up in Miami, FL that gives folks the affirmation of "that's what's wrong with him"!