We have visited Yellow Mug many times while visiting our grandchildren. Each and every time we are…read moremore impressed. The grands always beg to have breakfast before school. Today my little granddaughter had the French toast. She loved every bite. My favorite thing is the sausage gravy biscuit, so hardy and tasty. Avocado toast is served on the best multigrain bread and just the right amount of avocado, pickled onions and everything bagel seasoning. A must while visiting Weaverville.

We came on the Sunday morning of July 4 weekend. There was plenty of seating and it was pleasant…read moreoutside so we sat on the patio. The food was good and came out quick. I had biscuits and gravy and it was excellent. I will say the hashbrowns were pretty terrible though. Really, really dry and flavorless. Everyone got their morning coffee orders, which were all accurate and excellent. Overall, it was a nice experience and will definitely be back when we're in the local area. It's affordable and the food was good.

This is a local gem, and the coffee is so good! The charming space is curated with fine art and…read morethere's occasionally live music - I'm always in a hurry but if you come here, I bet you'll want to change your to-go order and stay a while : )

Cute artsy coffee shop, we went in just as they were closing and the staff was so nice, they even…read moregave us a free cup of coffee to try.

My friends and I finished our bachelorette trip here. This was such a nice breakfast for all of us…read more The food was delicious, the desserts looked amazing, the coffee was great, and the atmosphere was elevated! I also thought the prices were very reasonable.

Stopped in for a hot chocolate on a freezing day. Had the Irish Cream cake (it was St. Patrick's…read moreday) and man was it good. Busy spot while we were there. Service was fast and friendly and it was a cozy place to get out of the cold.

Excellent prices, quality food, great portions, very attentive and friendly staff, it's nice to…read morefind a place where you can still sit down to a good homestyle meal with plenty of choices for your appetite.

The service was subpar, as the staff seemed more focused on congregating and using social media…read morethan attending to customers' needs. The food quality has dropped off, lower meat quality results in chewy, stringy product. "Homemade sides" doesn't mean opening a can, "Homemade" desserts are from a box, and the icing is waxy. Additionally, the owners charge an extra fee for card payments, and are justifying a menu price increases by citing rising gas prices, similar to a gas station raising gas prices. While I concur that Tommy's food quality is comparable to convenience store fare, I question whether the menu prices will decrease in tandem with the decrease in gas prices. The Owners also have knowledge of leaving positive reviews on the site to try to offset the negative reviews that they have received since they took over the establishment.

We had a great experience at Green Sage Cafe. The menu was extensive with a wide variety of healthy…read moreand refreshing options, and we loved that both breakfast and lunch are served all day. Our group tried a little bit of everything, including bowls, omelets, specialty coffees, smoothies, and sandwiches, and every item was delicious and incredibly fresh. The food came out quickly, parking was easy, and the overall experience was very enjoyable. I'd definitely recommend Green Sage Cafe to anyone looking for a healthier yet satisfying meal in the Asheville area. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that one of our smoothies was accidentally left off the order, which resulted in a longer wait than expected. Other than that, it was an excellent meal and we'll gladly return.

Chia bowl was very good. Egg sandwich was just so-so.. Drip coffee was very fresh.. Friendly…read morestaff. But... not really hitting right with overall ambiance. Tables were sticky, presentation sparse. This place feels like.a cross between First Watch and Pura Vida but not as good as either of those. Sorry... we wanted to love this place but we'll pass next time.

Located on one side of an older shopping center, the neon sign on the front of the restaurant is…read morepretty easy to find. The parking lot is smaller but there are still a lot of parking spots available. There are several spaces adjacent to building, including a handicapped space right next to the entrance. Other spaces are across a traffic lane. There is another handicapped in the corner of the lot not too far from the door but be aware the pavement in that area is broken and walking is difficult. There is also no sidewalk from this space to the door and the parking bumpers are in the way. If you do use this space, walk into the parking lot to get to the door. We were greeted as we walked in and taken to a booth. Seating is a mix of tables and booths, with a few seats along the counter as well. We were there a bit after the lunch rush so they were only about half full. Our server took our drink order right away and then gave us a bit of time to review the menu. She returned with our drinks and we placed our order. The food took about 10 minutes to be brought to the table. The Cowboy burger was a good sized patty cooked perfectly, seasoned well, and juicy. The bbq sauce was enough to taste but not so much it dripped as soon as you tried to take a bite. The bun was fresh and held up without breaking apart. The fries were cooked perfectly, seasoned well, and they did not skimp of the quantity. The Blue Ridge burger was outstanding. There were plenty of mushrooms and enough cheese to get some in every bite. The greens and tomato were fresh and added great flavor to the sandwich. The bun itself was very flavorful and certainly added to the overall burger experience. Fries also accompanied this burger and were just as good, being crispy on the outside and soft inside. Ca's is a great diner experience with wonderful service and great burgers. This is a must stop whenever in the area.

Our waitress was AMAZING! The food was stellar!!! I had the spaghetti with meatballs with side…read moresalad and garlic bread. The side salad was actually really good! Cucumber, onions, tomatoes, spring mix and cheese! I was almost full on it alone! My boyfriend had a sirloin sandwich with fries! He ate every single bite! Fun, relaxing space with cool 50s diner vibes! I love all the decor! Our waitress even had us to go drinks ready for us to take with us without asking! We'll definitely be regulars!!!

I really wanted to love this cute little cafe right off the highway. Convenient location, nice…read moreoutdoor seating, kids toys, good cappuccino. But the vibe was not for me. The photographs of bondage and words like "slut" are not what I want to look at with my child when I am sipping a coffee. Staff were complaining about pay and customers while I sat and sipped. Also not great. I've worked service industry jobs, we all have complaints, but maybe don't yell about it over the espresso machine to another co-worker who is sitting on the couch. Unprofessional, uncomfortable. Those are words I would use to describe this place. Would've been cool to see books there that were not fantasy. Seems like a pretty exclusive place, catering to people who like anime, bondage, and talking crap. Pretty unfortunate because the place is cute. Won't be returning.

This place was in the midst of a rebrand, but I was surprised it survived the recent flooding at…read moreall given its proximity to the river. The place looked to be in decent shape, though like much of the region they had water quality concerns that limited what they could do. Upon asking, I discerned that despite the rebrand, they were still offering boba tea in addition to coffee. The tulsi-flavored tea I got was not overly sweet, but the generous popping boba made for enough of a sugar rush. They had a few baked goods. I suspect that operations will improve as the city rebuilds.

There are a lot of businesses along Merrimon in this area and the Mattie Lou sign is a bit hard to…read moresee. It is a dark gray and does not really stand out. The easiest way to find it is to look for the Walgreens sign directly across from the bakery. The entrance to the paved lot is a little steep and the lot a bit cramped. Parking spaces are marked, with one row parallel to the road and another row behind that in the rear of the lot. There are plenty of spaces although I did not specifically notice any marked for handicapped. Walking in, the display counter is straight ahead. We were greeted as we entered. There is a small seating area on the right facing the road but the building is far enough back there is little road noise. We were able to decide on our selections as the customer in front was finishing her order. The person working the counter was very pleasant and helpful, able to provide additional descriptions of all the different options available. We decided on a couple croissants and the savory Danish. The croissants feature many layers of dough, making them all light and flakey. The crisp crunch gives way to a satisfying texture as the croissant almost melts in your mouth. The savory Danish had cream cheese and scallions. This also was outstanding. The pastry was baked to perfection and the flavor was amazing. This is a definite "must stop".

Ordered cardamom croissant, chocolate chip cookie, and peanut butter cookie. The chocolate chip is…read morecrumbly and reminded me of a cookie I've had before. Not my favorite but not bad at all. Cardamom croissant has good layers and a subtle sweetness, interesting overall. The peanut butter was okay. Different with the sugar crystals but overall wouldn't get it again.

What got me through the door? A collab that I had between Salt Face & Burning Blush that was out…read moreof this world made me willing to try yet another brewery. I'm glad I did! What keeps me coming back frequently? The food and beer are consistently good. I never feel like its the same old same old there. The fact that the kitchen makes the sauces from scratch is a lovely chef's kiss. At this point my go to is the Monday night burger & beer special or the brisket eggrolls. I like it here so me and my husband keep coming back. The staff has always been nice.

We went during Ashevilles restaurant week and got the special which was a burger and a beer! This…read morewas our second time there and we loved it the first time! We actually got a beer flight of all the IPA's that they offer. We enjoyed that and really liked 2 of them. We got the brisket nachos for an appetizer. I enjoyed the chips. I am not a brisket fan though & ate around it. The burger was pretty good and I was happy that I got to pick okra to go on the side! The burger was definitely unique with feta cheese and the arugula was very fresh and tasty. The restaurant was really clean. The staff was really friendly as well. It was snowing outside the day we went and it was kinda chilly inside the restaurant but we were sitting by the window.

Wonderful staff, excellent inventory and beautiful setting. The variety and quality of honey is…read moreonly surpassed by the beautifully painted exterior of the building!

What a wonderful place!…read more One of the perks of living in Weaverville is Honey and The Hive! If I had the skillset & time for bee keeping, this would definitely be my go-to spot. But for now, I love this place for gifts and local honey! One thing I love are the honey sticks, pretty much clear straws filled with different types of honey. They are so good to have on hand for tea, peanut butter toast or just a shot for your sweet tooth! Being a bee expert is not a requirement to enjoy this place, just a love of honey!! By the way, I'm obsessed with the exterior mural!!!!!