A historic building with a curious past at the center of Asheville, Pack's Tavern is more than meets the eye. First built in 1907, the Hayes Hopson building served many purposes before its current incarnation as a lively pub, from a lumber center to a lively barbecue and bluegrass joint. Most interesting, however, is the network of underground tunnels connected to the bar that enabled bootleggers to smuggle whiskey undetected. Today, you'll find that the whiskey flows more openly, though the bar retains some prohibition-era charm with deco-style lights, exposed beams and wonderfully worn in banquettes. Make sure to check out some of the tasty burgers on the menu as well as a jam packed music calendar.
Just north of downtown Asheville, between Downtown and the Grove Park Inn, Bone and Broth is serving up elevated Southern classics -- and a whole lot more. We are known for our premium dry-aged steaks, daily specials, house-ground burgers and fries, and many other large and small plates. As a laid-back eatery, our cozy ambiance is great if you want a quality meal with friends or an intimate, relaxing date night out. You can even stop by for a cocktail or a local craft beer at our classic mahogany bar as you unwind from the day. Whatever brings you in, we can't wait to welcome you to our historic Chestnut Hill home.
Located in the heart of Ashville, Carmel's Restaurant & Bar is set in the shopping center named Grove Arcade. They offer a number of dishes that are influenced by the Southern cuisine. They serve items like sandwiches, pizzas, pastas and salads. The menu also includes cocktails, wines and freshly-brewed beers. In addition to indoor seating, the restaurant also offers outdoor seating arrangements on their patio.
How about a mild draft beer or an exotic chocolate martini and frozen margarita? The cocktail menu at this popular bar features everything from mild beverages to creative mixes. Guests enjoy their drinks in the dimly lit ambiance of Rankin Vault Cocktail Lounge. Regular theme nights and special events make every visit an entertaining one.
Cedric's Tavern offers a unique ambiance reminding typical Irish pubs. The village setting and the wooden decor give out the intended appeal quite convincingly. The food is leaning more towards the traditional pub grub style, though the local influence is also incorporated for definitive tastes. Try Shepherd's Pie, Oven Roasted Dubliner Cheddar Chicken or Cast Iron Seared Scottish Salmon for a gratifying meal.
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