Best Family Restaurants in Mount Mitchell

"If you’re looking for great Italian food, you definitely can’t go wrong with a place called “Vinnie’s!. ” The last stop on our list sources its recipes from the Italian neighborhoods in New York, like Brooklyn and the Bronx, and serves everything up fresh right here in Asheville, NC. At Vinnie’s, you can expect to find an exuberant atmosphere, friendly nice staff, and so much great food that you’ll be hard-pressed to pick just one entree. But we really recommend coming to Vinnie’s on Wednesday night, when you can try their fresh-made gnocchi."

"The aromas of home cooked Italian food along with the rhythmic sounds of Martinis being shaken to chilling perfection sets the tone for a night of fun and laughter. Hours:Closed todayMon: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PMTue: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PMWed: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PMThu: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PMFri: 5:00 PM - 10:30 PMSat: 5:00 PM - 10:30 PMSun: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM. Address:641 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804"

"copper crown is a neighborhood bistro in East Asheville, offering their take on New American cuisine with a nod to New Orleans standards. Their menu is updated often to reflect what is new and fresh in the kitchen. Their cuisine pays homage to New Orleans, Italy and the American south while also utilizing the relationships that they have built with local farmers over the years."

"With the Western North Carolina Farmer's Market right next door, it's no wonder Moose Cafe features fresh, local vegetables daily. Their menu of home-cooked, southern-style comfort food has earned them a reputation as a place where the locals go to eat. Their popularity has even earned them a feature in Southern Living Magazine."

"The Moose Cafe is the place to go if you are seeking a traditional Southern country style restaurant. Think Cracker Barrel. The ambiance is cozy and casual- perfect for anyone seeking a laid-back dining experience."

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"Address: 1056 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28804Free and donation-based parking at the Sanctuary and surrounding lots/streetsPermit for dogs and boats at Lake (no dogs allowed at the Sanctuary)Perimeter Trail Length: 2.1-mile loopGrab Our Complete Guide To Beaver Lake. For hiking in Asheville, NC you’ll love this local spot. Beaver Lake Trail and Bird Sanctuary are stunning throughout the year."

"Although not technically one of the public parks in Asheville, NC, Beaver Lake is privately owned but open to the public for picnics and leisurely strolling. Here, you can walk the 2+-mile nature trail or visit the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary. If you love bird watching and nature trails at the Asheville parks, don’t skip a visit to Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary in North Asheville."

"Another architectural jewel, the unique Grove Arcade combines Art Deco, Italian Renaissance, and Gothic elements. Instead of leveling the foundation, Grove Arcade’s designers decided to follow the natural topography instead, a very noticeable feature when walking the shopping center’s sloping marble hallways. Grove Arcade, 1 Page Avenue, Asheville, NC, USA, +1 828 252 7799"

"Also known as the Arcade Building, the place is a wonderful pit stop for shopping and refreshments. The Grove Arcade was built between 1926 and 1929 and has a very Tudor’ish Gothic architectural style. It was renovated and reopened in 2002 and offers an array of stuffs like book shops, handmade crafts, Jewellery, antiques and so much more."

"📍1 Page Ave. | 📅1926-29 | 🖌Edwin Wiley Grove + Charles N. Parker. This Tudoresque building was one of the country’s leading public markets until WWII. The Federal Government took over the building which eventually became the headquarters for the National Climatic Data Center."

"Located near the famous Biltmore Estate, Biltmore Village offers a wide selection of shops, including antiques, art galleries, home furnishings, and more. Notable stores include The Olde World Christmas Shoppe, Lululemon, and Village Antiques. You can even attend cooking classes at Williams Sonoma!"

"Whether you are searching for home decor, kitchenware, or a wardrobe update, you’ll find it all at the Asheville Outlets. Their factory outlet stores include G.H. Bass & Co., GNC, Nike, J. Crew, and more."

"Operating from a modest standalone building on busy Merrimon Avenue just north of downtown, Plant regularly tops lists as one of the nation’s best vegan restaurants. It’s also 90% organic and mostly gluten-free. But the bold and artful flavor profiles executive chef Jason Sellers coaxes from his ingredients lack nothing."

"Plant is a vegan restaurant that features 90% organic ingredients, mostly local, and often gluten-free. Their inventive menu boasts delicious dishes such as cremini & ricotta ravioli, ramen with brussels sprouts, and seitan chile con queso. Reservations are encouraged."

"This elevated vegan restaurant serves up artfully plated dishes, craft beer and biodynamic wine. Focusing on plant-based is second nature as the Asheville-area is home to one of the most diverse biospheres in the world. The dishes are creative and packed with flavour."

"In West Asheville, you’ll love this small cafe with HUGE flavors. Sunflower Diner is a dedicated vegan restaurant with gluten-free options, including dessert. Picture nachos, breakfast burritos, and tempeh sandwiches."