oh boy my favorite go to for the best ice cream and chocolateslove love that purple daze !!!…read morepretty nice folks in there too specially the one that invited me to have a scoop of the best ice cream in town and she was right !and a waffle cone dipped in chocolate and sprinkles MY MY sooo good see you next time

My friend and I had run a long trail race in Tsali and were heading to dinner when we saw the…read moreChocolate Shoppe. We decided we definitely needed chocolate and were afraid it would be closed later so stepped in to grab some chocolate for after dinner. There were SO many choices! There was all kinds of chocolate, fudge, caramel apples and cookies as well as ice cream. I decided on two milk chocolate sea salt caramels. They were pricey -- $2 each. I ate them after dinner -- probably should have waited for them to warm up after sitting in the cold car but they were still good.

Great little cafe to get healthy meals. They were out of the cinnamon rolls by the time we rolled…read morein- 11am ish. We had a lovely brunch though. The bagels were very different from any we have had before, had a very home baked bread taste. The sweet potato bowl was very flavorful and hit just the right note for lunch. We did get a couple baked goods to go as well. The coffee was pretty good, they have tons of flavors to choose from and make some signature drinks too. The staff is very friendly and will give excellent recommendation. The decor is rustic cute. Worth a visit!!!

What's the difference between a sloth and a barista at La Dolce Vita Bakery?…read more Beats me. For a busy coffee house? 10 minutes from order is the norm for a place with its act together. 15 minutes? Newbie time. 25 minutes? Def ownership understaffing. 32 minutes, from order? I've been here before. Tourist. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Once upon a time? They had a good enough selection of decent pastries, in the case. Today? Sparse, like the Sahara of Sweet. A couple of very unappetizing cookies. No croissant. No cinnamon rolls. Ehhhhh. Dolce expanded their cafe menu. Likewise it, too, is slothmade and slothserved. With success comes a certain level of complacency. Even arrogance. $30, for your t-shirt? Baker, please. This has been a destination spot, for tourists. Competition, with the level around them, should provide incentive to get their act together. Kind of sad.

Location is closed.... :-( wish we could try but the location is closed. There are a couple of the…read morespots. Great place to visit after hiking!

Cash only!!! Just wanted to give you a head up! Soda Pops is a cute walk back in time. The ice…read morecream is delicious. We just didn't pay attention. We ordered an ice cream, realized it was cash only, then my husband had to walk a couple blocks to an ATM while only my son had ice cream. Then the rest of us ordered when my husband got back. They had a steady stream of groups and families. We still had a nice time.

Second time stopping in to grab a coffee. My choice is the caramel crave (fan fav). The girls in…read morethe shop know their stuff and are helpful with whatever question you have. Definitely recommend stopping in and grabbing a coffee, pastry or even ice cream.

This is our new go-to spot. The employees were so kind, the food was amazing, and the drinks were…read moreperfect! Everything is customizable and there are lots of options. It's very well priced (and there's a locals discount!). It's very family friendly, there's actually a kids play area with trains, Bluey, and a kitchen, the vibes in general are amazing. We got 2 bagels with cream cheese (they come with 2 toppings each!), a boba lemonade, and a pumpkin spice tea for around $15.

Loved this cafe during our brief visit to Bryson City. We got our lunch packed to go as we were…read moreheaded on a hike in the summer heat. Got the angel trail fuel (worked great for this peanut butter and granola fan), quiche slices and a sandwich. They had a lot of coffee options as well which we didn't get to try.

Perfect spot to cool off with a frozen espresso. The coffee shop sits on the corner of Depot St…read more where the train rides come and go. The atmosphere is very authentic giving small mountain town!

Went looking for a coffee shop this Tuesday afternoon and found many closed in the Bryson City area…read moreexcept Heavenly Fudge. Stopped in and had the most pleasant experience. The barista was very kind and made my iced vanilla latte custom to my preferences and it tasted great. And then as a bonus (and at no extra charge) she made us the best pup cup I've seen to date! This made our day and I hope it makes yours too. :) *no pets inside the store so be sure to let them know you have a dog with you!

Meh. Came here to get a coffee to go and the girl was less than friendly. She was also insanely…read moreslow for one drink! The place was bare. You would think it would smell warm and chocolately but nope.

The Bistro was rated #1 in Bryson City for dinner so we decided to try it out for a drink and an…read moreappetizer while we planned the rest of our evening. They highly recommend reservations if you plan to have dinner here. The restaurant had plenty of patrons and was nicely decorated with a classy dining area with high back leather booths along the near wall and a row of chandeliers. Eddie was the bar tender that served us. I ordered a Highlands Gaelic Ale and my wife ordered a Cabernet that came with a very generous pour. Eddie highly recommended the trout cakes so we decided to give them a try and it helped that the other local couple at the bar had ordered the same and I had been salivating since I saw their plate. My wife and I enjoyed our drinks while speaking was Eddie and the other couple. I was set on ordering the meatloaf but nothing on the entree menu caught her eye so we enjoyed the trout cakes and drinks and headed out. Nice place for date night in Bryson City.

The food, atmosphere and service were amazing at this quant little hidden gem in Bryson City, NC…read more Reservations required. Highly recommend. Don't forget to get a nightcap from the bar and take it up to the rooftop terrace. Amazing place.

We had dinner here and it was delicious! This place has a small town diner vibe to it. The service…read morewas good even with it being busy. We had to wait to be seated but it was well worth it. I ordered the chicken pasta with blackened chicken and cajun seasoning. The alfredo sauce is home made. Everything tasted great and was big portions.

This place is really awesome. Has an old school restaurant feel to it. My wife and I both had sweet…read moretea and we shared some fried pickles. We both got different burgers along with homemade chips. Very delicious! The wait staff was super friendly too! Highly recommend this place!

If someone had told me I'd find one of the best Cuban sandwiches I've had outside of Florida in…read moreBryson City, North Carolina, I probably wouldn't have believed them--but High Test Deli & Sweet Shop proved me wrong. We stopped in on the recommendation of a local shop owner while we were visiting Bryson City, and I'm so glad we did. Being from the Tampa area, we're pretty picky about Cuban sandwiches. They're a staple back home, so our expectations were high. The owner happened to be there and confidently recommended the Cuban, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. There was a short wait while it was made fresh, but it was well worth it. The sandwich was perfectly balanced, flavorful, and honestly tasted like a little piece of home. We packed it up and enjoyed it before heading out for an afternoon of tubing, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. The shop itself is charming, clean, and has a welcoming atmosphere where you can sit down and enjoy your meal. We didn't try the sweets this time, but they looked delicious and give us another reason to come back. Meeting the owner made the experience even better. He was friendly, welcoming, and clearly takes pride in what he serves. Whether you're a fellow Floridian missing a great Cuban or you've never had one before, do yourself a favor and stop by High Test Deli & Sweet Shop. It's absolutely worth it. This is an easy 5-star recommendation, and we'll be back the next time we're in Bryson City.

We stopped by High Test Deli and had a fantastic experience. Our group tried the Cuban sandwich,…read moreFrench dip, Italian sandwich, chicken nuggets, and pickles, and everything was delicious. The portions were generous, the ingredients tasted fresh, and the prices were surprisingly affordable. The service was great--friendly, attentive, and efficient. The restaurant was clean, the atmosphere was welcoming, and it was a comfortable place to enjoy a meal. It's not always easy to find a place that delivers good food, good service, and good value, but High Test Deli did all three. We would definitely stop by again the next time we're in the area.

First I'd like to say, we are local full-time residents of Bryson City. Not that this should make…read moreany difference but to some it may. Everett Street Diner is our most favorite place for breakfast - hands down. Hubby and I have tried many items, none have disappointed. Fresh, hot, correctly cooked, presentation, service, hospitality, coffee, atmosphere, and prices - all are spot on fabulous. The owner - Mr Everett Street Diner ALWAYS greets everyone with a smile and friendly conversation. Family oriented, he welcomes you in, sits you down and makes you feel like you're in his kitchen. If (more like when) you wait for your table, it's never long. The staff bust their butts and don't make you feel rushed at all. This morning we/the restaurant celebrated, as an entire group, the expected January arrival of a little girl, and three birthdays!!! And yes, we ALL sang happy birthday. Well, except for Mr Everett, apparently he doesn't sing and will tell ya so!! Seriously though, if you're looking for a good meal, friendly service, and a place you can't wait to come back to ..... try Everett Street Diner!! Oh, and if you're looking for a little heat and spice? You've GOTTA try their spicy diner relish!!! We're on our 4th jar and have gifted 3 jars out to friends, family and a great barkeeper in San Antonio (but that's a different story)! Love you all at Everett Street Diner!!!

May be the best diner, to which I've ever been. The fried steak and eggs was easily the best that…read moreI've ever had. The gravy was fresh made and not full of cheap salty sausage. The country Benedict featured the best southern biscuit, at a restaurant, that's not mine, that I've ever had. Service was excellent! You're greeted warmly outside and that sets the tone well. The ambiance is very diner homey. This is an experience! Destination stop in Bryson City!