My husband packed for our trip to black mountain in a rush and forgot to put his shorts in his bag…read more I'm sure they are sitting on our bed back in Charlotte, meanwhile it's in the 80s in Black Mountain this week. On a recommendation from our super nice server at The Open Oven restaurant, we stopped in to Take a Hike to grad a pair from him. We we happy to see that they allow pets/dogs in the store so that one of us wasn't stuck in the car with the pups. The store has tons of great clothes, shoes, socks and other supplies you might want for hiking. Big names like Prana, North Face, Patagonia etc. He got a pair of shorts from the clearance section and I found a handy Kavu sling purse. Win-win

Great local outdoor store. Love shopping local and how chill this place is…read more Upon entering, staff always greet you. Small town feels. There is typically plenty of parking in the lot or nearby. Standard small town hours. The shop is clean and organized. They have a good sampling of outdoor gear. Lots of seasonal clothing, some camping gear and backpacks and some Knick knacks such as hydration tabs and stickers. There is a sale rack in back. Everything is very pricy as goes with outdoor gear shops especially small ones. I would still argue that it's pretty similar to the standard- not more expensive than REI or the like. I'd definitely recommend this place for a stop in. They have a nice curated selection. Plus it's always the season for a fun new outdoor toy to inspire you to get outside ;)

This is a very people friendly store with all volunteer employees. They will accept most anything…read morethat works or not broken, unlike unfriendly people at goodwill.

One of the first places Igo when I arrive at Montreat in the summer…read more Great price and great staff. Very accommodating. 'T'hank you for making this available.

A large grocery store in strip mall. Not very clean and no…read moresigns so you can find what you want. I found some good mustard that is hard to find and got some local honey at a good price. There is no one to help you . Selection of items is strange. We came for bottled water and they didn't have any!!!! The boy at ghe register did not want to be there . Probably will not return.

First off I would like to say that I'm a long time customer to Hopey. I like this place but…read morerecently they have been allowing a man to sit outside the store and ask for money. That would be fine with me if he didn't have a PITBULL. They are letting him sit out there everyday and he holds the pitbull by the collar, the dog is not on a leash. The dog is not chained to anything, he just holds it by the collar. I love animals but I don't think this is ok for a business to allow this to happen. It's a lawsuit waiting to happen. I won't be going back in until the dog is gone, I should not have to risk getting bit to go get discounted groceries.

We came to this store for various groceries. I…read moreappreciated the good signs all over the store. I was impressed with the cleanliness of the store in all the areas I saw. The store is very large so I didn't get to see all of it. They had an area with nice tables where you could sit and eat. I have never seen brewed tea in a grocery store before and wanted to get some but couldn't find the cups. The prices were about average on some things but above average on others. A gallon of milk was 2.00 more at this store than the Walmart we went to earlier in the week. I like that they had a section for many bulk items with bags and stickers but no pen to write with. Both self checkouts and cashiers were available.

This is a great store with it's selection and cleanliness, but there are several areas that are in…read moreneed of training. On separate occasions over this past week, the following has occurred: 1) When asking the customer service counter to check lottery tickets, the young male said it was outside his pay grade and referred someone to else. 2) While checking out, the young girl behind the customer service counter was sneaking puffing on her vape. Just before that, a manager was stocking the candy section at the register without saying anything only for me to have bumped into it and excusing myself. He probably should have waited for customers not to be at a register or at least acknowledged he was there. 3) Asked two people at the deli if they had banana pudding and they said they were out, only to find out they had an entire pan and a half as I walked further down. 4) If you don't have an Ingles card, the cashier didn't even know to ask the customer if they would like one to register. These are 100% a store manager issue and easy things to correct. As of now, it's chaos.

What a fabulous shop filled with all kinds of art in all mediums! The pottery and glass was…read moredelightful, but I seriously enjoyed lapping the store twice to take everything in! I will have to visit again next time we vacation in the area. Support artists! Shop small, shop local.

What a sweet local gallery to explore. I'd def recommend this for gift or fancy souvenir shopping…read more When you park and come in off the street you are greeted with an open space and lots of cute and classy items to check out. The space is open and welcoming. They have a variety of expensive and affordable, big and small. There is a lot of art- hanging and out on shelves. They also have pottery and a ton of pretty handmade jewelry. You can find some snacks and soaps here as well as the occasional card and or print. They also have some nice leather bags. Great for some street browsing. Would be easy to leave with something unique and special.

I found the nicest people with a store that has everything one could need if search for a great new…read morequilt. Not only is the quality of the merchandise exceptional, but the cost makes it easy to bring just the right look to fit your decor. They certainly did for me and I would recommend a trip to this shop - they are unique and the service is A+

I grew up in the lovely little town of Black Mountain; this is a delightful shop with terrific and…read moregracious people to help. I ordered a quilt online for a friend and had questions. Birdie and Bill got back to me immediately. My friend is smitten with the Haitian Peace Quilt wall hanging I got her.

A huge store that I didn't get a chance to explore because of time…read more A big parking lot, so no trouble finding a spot. Signage was easy to find and read. The self service machines functioned easily. Prices were in line with what I expected in a grocery store. I will come here again when in the area.

Ingles is everywhere in the western NC area. In fact, it's very difficult to find any other grocery…read morestore. This leads to minimal competition resulting in mediocre products. For example their produce is typically flavorless and spoiled a day or two after you get it home. Yes, the stores are large, the employees are very nice but their brands typically dominate the shelves instead of nationally known brands. So, again, little chance to get anything but what they want you to have. With a 20 minute drive those of us who can, leave Ingles behind instead going to Harris Teeter, Whole Foods, Trader Joes or Fresh Market, all of which are infinitely better.

This was a wonderful shop to stop in- I love local art and supporting artists- and this shop has a…read morelittle of everything! I actually visited twice over a few days in the area because I loved the shop so much! Even John was calling me over to see gorgeous pottery or glass art that he knew I would love! The staff is very friendly and happy to help too. I will be sure to stop back next time I am in the area!

Lovely shop with a variety of terrific items -- some quaint, some local, many of them really…read morebeautiful. Some pieces are quite unique, others more mainstream, virtually all tasteful & pretty. Prices range from very inexpensive to expensive. Beautiful jewelry lovingly made. Staff is available to answer questions but doesn't hover, which is nice. I've bought several things there and have been really pleased. Will definitely go back. Highly recommend.