Great location with friendly staff, places to sit and chill by the stream, and good menu options.read more

Stopped by to have a local brew after walking the path around Lake Junaluska. We picked this…read morebrewery because it's dog-friendly. Omigosh what a great place to hang out on a summer Saturday afternoon! Almost everyone was sitting outside at the creekside picnic tables with lots of fur babies in attendance. There's no drink service outside so you have to go inside to get your beer or nibbles but that's ok. They'll bring your apps out to you. And the beer is pretty good too. We only had one each, but I would go back to try more!

This is my second time here. Menu varies throughout the year and always very interesting items. My…read moreonly complaint is the serving sizes. For example, I love the meatball over polenta appetizer but there is such a small amount of polenta. And for the price, it would be nice to be have a little more pasta served with the entrees. I've never gotten a doggie bag here because the portions are small and after spending over $100 for 2, it would be nice to have a little bit of leftovers. That said, food is delicious and obviously all homemade. Cocktail selection is very unique, hip and good. Service is excellent and the servers really know their stuff! Service

This was my first time at Ilda and it was really good! We started with the grilled caesar salad…read morewhich was my favorite thing! We also tried the mussels, mushroom fettuccine and a rabbit dish that I'm totally forgetting the name of. The rabbit dish was amazing but it had too much salt. The mushroom fettuccine on the other hand was lacking something, it didn't have that umami flavor to it. However, both were really good selections and you could tell that the pasta was handmade. As for the mussels they were good, but I probably wouldn't order them again. Our server was wonderful and the inside of Ilda is super cute! I would definitely recommend this restaurant to friends, but I think you need to make a reservation in advance. Also - give yourself some time to find parking ahead of time - they don't have a designated lot.

Always a positive dining experience when we visit. This is our third time to Brevard and we visit…read morehere each time and it never disappoints. We started with Salmon Crudo ($18) off the specials menu. It seemed to be more of a Ceviche than a crudo....but it was very good. We decided to order two entrees off the specials menu and split them. The Gulf Grouper ($38) and the Orecchiette Pasta in Wild Boar Ragu ($30). My bride really enjoyed the Grouper and commented on how good the green beans were. Atmosphere is pleasant and relaxed and service was attentive.

Food was amazing, ambience was perfect. Lighting was just right…read more Waitress "Gus" was awesome. Yes, waitress name is Gus, short for Augusta. Very good menu selection, I wouldn't change a thing.

I love the new bar! So much more bar space. This is such a…read morechill place to hang out and have a cold one, whether it be beer or wine or mimosa. They have food from The Main Diner. Thanks to the new owners Jason & Charlotte!

Beer selection pretty good. They even have special THC/CBD infused that is lower in calories than…read morecraft beer with a no-drunk feeling. More like mellow!

They could TELL you when the advertised entertainment that you had specifically made reservations…read moreto see had baled before seating us, taking our orders and letting the extremely disappointing stand-in singer introduces himself! And not serve us a sparsely populated cheese tray featuring very little cheese, a lot of green supermarket grapes and pita squares that ALREADY had been dipped in the awful, separating hummus! Pretty embarrassing establishment for such a cool little town.

I was astonished on the amount of wines this basement store have!!! And not only a store but a…read morelounge, piano bar and just an awesome place to relax with a glass of wine. Very knowledgeable people who obviously love wine... They also have a good selection of cigars..

This place was incredible! Our waitress was amazing--so sweet, attentive, and helpful. She timed…read moreevery course perfectly, which made the entire dining experience feel seamless. We ordered several appetizers, and every one of them was phenomenal. The Caesar salad was beautifully presented in a Parmesan cup, making it just as fun to look at as it was to eat. The oysters were buttery, creamy, and absolutely delicious. When our waitress explained that the udon noodles and plate would be served cold while the salmon would be hot and crispy, I wasn't sure what to expect. It caught me off guard, but it ended up being an incredible combination. It was honestly the best salmon dish I've ever had. The restaurant was completely full, but they were kind enough to seat us outside. The weather was absolutely perfect, and I didn't feel like we missed out at all. It created the perfect summer winery atmosphere. We finished with dessert, and it was the perfect ending to the meal--rich, indulgent, and absolutely delicious.

We were in North Carolina recently, and met friends at this restaurant. It's important to note…read morethat the menu changes, and you're not likely to get the exact, same meal twice, but you can bet it's going to be good. This is not a vegan/vegetarian restaurant, but there are items on the menu for those who choose such dietary options. When we were there, there was a Risotto made with Faro that was very rich, and very tasty. There weren't many other options for us, so I am glad that this one was so good. The restaurant, itself, is very comfortable, the service is excellent, and both the wine list, and the beer list are long. I like that they had several "local" beer offerings, and the porter I had was perfect; as good as any I've had anywhere. Our waitress explained that it's because of the local water, filtered by the mountains. I believe it. I agree with all of the five star ratings, but I, myself, couldn't got five because of the predominantly "meat-oriented" menu. I do understand that any restaurant needs to appeal to its customer base, and I get the idea the veganism/vegetarianism isn't real big here in the mountains. I only say that so people with dietary restrictions will know ahead of time, but I do recommend this restaurant for anyone visiting the area.

Been coming here since they opened, they do a real nice job providing a big selection of…read morehandcrafted beers. There are usually two beer pouring staffers behind the bar, and they know what they have behind the funny names given all the different beers. The music they play over the speakers is boring at best, and when asked to hear the tv audio in a separate room, where there was a sports event on tv, was told they couldn't do that because of copyright violations, I don't think that is true... Food here is good, but nothing really over the top.

This brewery was pretty close to the Airbnb I stayed at. I wish they had a wheat beer on draft but…read morethe recommended Mexican lager was pretty good that I ended up getting a second one. I liked that there was ample seating with both indoor and outdoor options, however, I hated the chairs! The chairs are awkward and flat out uncomfortable!

To begin with, this is one of the most unwelcoming places we have visited…read more We wanted to enjoy an afternoon of wine sampling but changed our minds quickly after entering the facility. A little customer service etiquette and a simple smile would have been a start. The woman who came to meet at us at bar seemed like we were putting her out and being a big bother just to be asking her a question. I don't see how this place could get a rating of 5 when it is so uncomfortable to even enter the premises!! Need to give education on how to welcome people in and present the wines and make us feel comfortable!! We made a long drive for absolutely nothing; have been to many wineries and breweries in areas around Tenn, NC, & Ga. And cans rate them all a 5!! Very miserable experience; glad we walked out before even sitting down!! Can't even rate this place - it's pathetic!! The one star rating should be a -1 !!

The owner/host is a dang delight…read more After a morning hike off of the Blue Ridge Parkway, it was time for lunch and sampling of local boozy goods. I had some spots in Maggie Valley bookmarked, so I made my way to the charming little hamlet. I initially wanted to get food and drink at the local brewery, but despite Yelp and Google saying they were open....that was not the case at all. So...just a little ways up the road was my other bookmarked place: B & C Winery. The whole of Maggie Valley seemed to be a bit deserted, but the winery (which also houses a pharmacy...weird, but you know...small town charming!) was open and I had the place to myself. The woman working greeted me right away and gave me a rundown of what I could do for a tasting while I looked over the multiple rows of offerings. There is almost too much to choose from, but you are sure to find something (or rather, several somethings) in your preferred sweetness or flavor palate. I enjoyed my tasting, enjoyed chatting with the proprietor and learning about the business, and I happily left with a couple bottles of wine to come home with me. I'm not sure I would encourage you to go too far out of your way to stop here. But if you were in the general area or passing through, it is definitely worth a little visit.