Top Rated Nightlife in Asheville

Situated off the Hendersonville Road, Feed and Seed is a Christian place of worship. This community church was put together by Pastor Phillip Trees. Set in an old building, they often host live bluegrass concerts and meaningful sermons. Beautiful music, clog dancing and friendly people are what brings the community together. In addition to this, they also offer services like Sunday school, prayer meets, communal dining, baptisms and more.

New Belgium Brewing Company offers a range of craft beers that are a rare and pleasing blend between complexity and familiar taste. Modern and chic interiors coupled with a neat layout makes New Belgium Brewing Company. the perfect place to gather around, knock back some beers and engage into conversations. The guided tour of the brewery offers an insight into the various processes involved in brewing the finest batch of your favorite elixir. From IPAs to Pilsner, their specialty and seasonal brews attract beer lovers from all over the city.

With many feathers in its cap, Curate in Asheville needs no introduction. The award-winning restaurant's buzzing tapas bar has attracted many travelers. In spite of all the adulation, Curate still stays true to itself and acts as the ambassador for Spanish cuisine in the area. The menu is extensive with separate lunch, dinner and brunch menus. In an effort to bring the Spanish experience to life, the menu features some signature recipes like bocata de calamares, canelones de carne and of course the classic, crema catalana con frutas del bosque.

Urban Orchard is one of the few cider bars to be found in the country, serving a selection of fine in-house craft ciders alongside guest ciders, beer and wine. The ciders are exceptionally delicious and the selection is remarkably varied. Perhaps the crowning glory of this establishment is the quality of service which leaves you feeling like the most important person in the room. Apart from the fabulous cider selection, the bar also offers some light snacks, including a number of gluten- and dairy-free options to ensure that every patron is take care of. The staff are well-versed with the qualities and characteristics of the ciders on offer, so don't hesitate to ask for suggestions.

This cafe in downtown Asheville serves Southern fare prepared with the freshest local produce and an experimental twist. It is tough not to overeat when you are faced with the wide variety of delicacies. Enjoy the appetizers and entrees—the grit cakes, fried green tomatoes, pancakes, nutty fried chicken and Smoked Jalapeño Ribeye are all delicious. Give in to temptation as you opt for a banana pudding, brownie sundae or Tupelo Honey Frozen Custard. Unfortunately, the establishment does not accommodate parties of more than seven, so plan any social outing accordingly.