A lot of food for a lot of good taste! I was a little skeptical within a gas station but don't be…read morefooled!

It's been a year since our last visit and meal at Sand Hill Kitchen. We were headed that way so…read morestopped by for a quick lunch. I had the chicken tenders with homemade chips. The tenders were freshly breaded and tender. My wife had the excellent grilled cheese sandwich on sourdough bread. Everything was delicious. The restaurant was clean and the staff was friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Amazing place! My partner and I camped out an hour before they opened, afraid we wouldn't get a…read morespot since it's so well known! Since we got there so early, we had ordered from their cafe and their lattes were nice to sip on while walking through their edible garden! I really liked our server, a ginger man, very kind and quirky and it felt personable which I enjoy, he told us about being a Michelin recommended and I'm glad to have experienced it! For starter, I got the smoked salmon hash, and that was filling enough and very fresh! I had ordered their Philly cheese steak with auju and it was sooooo filling, I love a hearty breakfast, but I could only finish one half. I ordered their local sausage patty and it was nice and Smokey and savory! The grits were chunky and cheesy which I really enjoyed, everything was great! Love it! My partner ordered a classic breakfast and their maple bacon is sooooooooo good, I told him he needed to learn to make it because I want more! Their fruits seemed home grown and I really appreciate their decor of sexy veggies on the way! Such a cool place to eat and hang out!

Order: Philly steak hash and chicken and waffle sandwich…read more They are super busy for breakfast and brunch. It was almost an hour wait for a table. They also grow their own herbs and veggies in the adjacent garden to the restaurant. The flavor on the waffle sandwich was superb. Waffle crispy and chicken moist. The hash was also great but was a bit salty.

Been here a number of times, and every time they're awesome. Coffee is perfect, whether hot or…read morecold. Their breakfast sandwiches are good. The service is top notch. Coupled with a nice cozy atmosphere, and it's perfection.

I was in need of a morning cup of Joe after dropping off my pup at daycare, and came across this…read morelittle gem that is Dripolator. Upon doing quick Google search I saw that it is a chain and offered both coffee and breakfast food options. This place offers a quaint little coffee shop vibe complete with small tables, chairs, couches, and lounge chairs. It was quite busy when I arrived but service was still top tier and our food/drinks arrived quickly. My husband ordered a bagel breakfast sandwich, while I decided on their quiche of the day. Additionally, we each ordered a drink and shared a pastry. The quality for the price paid was well worth it and if in the area again, I would be sure to stop by!

We've been enjoying eating at the Salty Goat Grille since they opened. Excellent local restaurant…read morewith tasty food at fair prices and a friendly wait staff. We love the omelettes, my wife orders the veggie omelet and I order the Philly cheesesteak omelet which are large and fill the plate, the breakfast potatoes are great, a little soft, a little crispy and not greasy! and let us not forget the flounder sandwich which is perfect!

We dropped by while out looking at some houses. We enjoyed our meal and the staff was very friendly…read moreand helpful. I had the Ruben and fries and my wife had the meatloaf. Everything was delicious and we would recommend The Salty Goat to anyone. The restaurant was clean.

The meal was outstanding with generous servings. Our waitress was very pleasant and refilled drinks…read moreand checked on us often even thought they were very busy.

All of the food was good but the waffle was the best waffle I have ever had. The staff was very…read morenice.

ButterPunk was one of the highlights of our trip to Asheville, and I'd go back in a heartbeat…read more If you're wondering what to order, let me make it easy: get the biscuit. It's everything people say it is. The biscuits are fresh, buttery, and absolutely delicious, but the real surprise was the homemade jam. Oh. My. Goodness. The jam deserves its own standing ovation. We even saved what we had left and used it later on a campfire breakfast during our road trip. The biscuit we made at camp wasn't quite the same, but that jam still stole the show. Their homemade butter was another standout, and the coffee menu had plenty of great options. Everything we tried was fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and absolutely worth it. The café itself is adorable, and the whole experience made us wish we had found it sooner. If they don't already sell that jam by the jar, they absolutely should. I'd buy it without hesitation. If you're in Asheville, do yourself a favor and stop by ButterPunk. Get the biscuit. Get the butter. And whatever you do... don't leave without trying the jam. Highly, highly recommend!

With so many excellent reviews, this has been on our bucket list for Asheville for a long time!…read moreUnfortunately, Butter Punk missed the mark. The line moved pretty quickly and was wrapped out the door, I'd say we only waited for about 15 minutes before ordering and then another 15 after that for the food and two coffees. Service was bubbly and friendly, and the atmosphere is so cool. The food was okay, but less than what I'd consider "good" and on the more expensive side. Our coffee was quite bitter. I did appreciate the thick cut bacon!

Josh is the best server we have ever encountered. Truly. And that's not even discussing the food…read more Ok where to begin? The best falafel (a daily Benedict special) and that's saying something given I've eaten falafels in Israel, Turkey and NYC. The bed of arugula and hollondaise sauce was chef's kiss. Then there's the side dish of the feta potato salad. OMG! The server called the chef "young, hungry, and polished..." and truly I agree. My honey is a meat and potatoe dude and the burger he had was sumptuous. A hint of horseradish (he thinks) with the smoky bacon and perfect seasoned fries. In summary... total gastronomic taste gasm. We will be back. Many times. This is what makes Asheville worth the trip.

Adorable, hip, friendly, and tasty. Corner Kitchen is oozing with local charm and flair. Located…read moreinside of an old house, you'll feel comfortable dining in the front room, atrium, upstairs or the covered patio. I feel like this is kind of a place to be seen. The menu is Southern creative. We started with the biscuits and gravy appetizer which might have been a mistake because I was almost too full for my entree after sampling it. The signature gravy was heavenly! We scooped it up with our forks when we ran out of biscuit. The coffee is excellent and we all enjoyed the fresh squeezed juice. (Those are important touches for breakfast.) the service is super friendly. Maybe could use a more extensive child's menu. My older son eats like a little adult but my younger kid is a typical "kid" eater. Although he loved his waffles and the picture provided for coloring. If I lived in this neighborhood, I'd be walking down here all the time.

If you don't just go and check it out, you're missing out on a fantastic find!…read moreThe food is awesome!!! Just try the smoked Pastrami Benny....amazing! The coffee drinks are like none other.....nobody is making coffees like them anywhere else!! Layla makes all her own syrups....nothing bottled here! Great vibe...stay for hours vibe and dogs are welcome too! Open, sunny, friendly and professional. Layla, the owner/Chef is a joy! She's easy to talk to, pleasant and professional. This place and Farmase are like none other! You'll be happy you went....DO IT!! Carol

Service was a little uneven -- slow for an empty restaurant other than us and another couple who…read morealready finished their meal by the time we ordered. No sugar or spoons for the ordered coffee. Passion fruit pancakes were so-so. Not sweet or even mildly sweet. Chopped passion fruit on top. We didn't eat but a few bites. We could have skipped this. Salmon bowl was good. It's served with soy marinated English cucumbers, quinoa and red cabbage slaw. Fresh, sliced avocado and hummus would have made this a really good bowl with layered flavors.