A guide to Biltmore Village restaurants
We are excited to share a guide to Biltmore Village restaurants and eateries. Though the area itself is rather small, there are several great spots to grab a bite.
This guide to restaurants in Biltmore Village also includes a few local places nearby that are worth a visit.
If you’re visiting the Biltmore Estate be sure to check out our Biltmore Estate restaurant guide to find out what dining options you have while visiting the estate!
Map of restaurants in and near Biltmore Village
Biltmore Village Restaurants and Eateries
Corner Kitchen
A nice bistro located in the heart of Biltmore Village, Corner Kitchen is a must-stop for anyone looking for a high-end dining experience. Conveniently open daily for brunch and dinner service, it’s a great spot to eat any time of day.
If visiting for brunch, be sure to try their chicken n’ waffles and an order of pimento cheese tots for the table!
For dinner, you can’t go wrong with their pork osso bucco or the pecan-crusted trout supplied by local Sunburst Farms.
They have great outdoor seating when the weather is nice. I love watching the trolley drive by when dining outside!
Corner Kitchen is my number one recommendation if you are looking for dinner in Biltmore Village. You can make reservations here.
Finch Grocery
A favorite lunch spot, Finch is my go-to recommendation if you are shopping around Biltmore Village and want a place to relax for a bit. Especially when the weather is nice!
You’ll find all outdoor seating (with heat lamps when needed), an excellent menu with sandwiches and charcuterie boards and a great wine list.
I typically order a cookie and latte on my way out. FInch offers counter-service, which is a plus in my book (especially when dining with kids.)
Red Stag Grill
Located inside the Grand Bohemian Hotel, Red Stag Grill is as unique as it is delicious. As a hotel restaurant, they are open daily for breakfast, brunch and dinner service.
Red Stag Grill is a chophouse at its heart, so you’ll find classic steak dishes as well as wild game options. You’ll also find great seafood options, salads, soups and small bites on the menu.
As far as atmosphere goes, prepare to be delighted. Red Stag offers a classy hunting lodge feel.
Ruth’s Chris Steak House
If you aren’t already familiar with Ruth’s Chris butter-topped beef, well, here’s your chance. This is the only national restaurant chain in Biltmore Village but I wanted to include it in case you were looking for a nice evening out.
Where to find coffee in Biltmore Village
If you are in Biltmore Village and in need of a coffee or latte, head to either Finch or drive up to Dripolator’s Biltmore Village Location just across the river from the main part of Biltmore Village.
As far as food goes, Finch has a great menu that includes pastries and sandwiches. Be sure to try one of their amazing Levain-style chocolate chip cookies.
Dripolator is also a great spot grab a bite with your coffee. You’ll find an assortment of pastries, bagels and quiches on offer.
Restaurants near Biltmore Village
There are a few restaurants and breweries so close to Biltmore Village that I wanted to include them on this list. Catawba is essentially right next door, while Moe’s and Hillman are just down the road. Ichiban is the opposite direction but just as close. All are great options!
Burial Beer Forestry Camp: This is one of the coolest places in Asheville. It’s such a unique place and feels like a hidden gem. You’ll find over 24 taps, a full-service kitchen with delicious fare, an extensive cocktail list and a highly-curated selection of wine. The location itself is amazingly cool– the only way I can think to describe it all is that the name ‘Forestry Camp’ is really spot-on.
Moe’s Original BBQ: An Alabama-style BBQ restaurant with a great sides menu and delicious food. Including dessert! You can read more about Moe’s Original BBQ on our guide to the best BBQ in Asheville.
Hillman Beer: Awesome food, awesome beer, awesome outdoor seating. What’s not to love about Hillman! You’ll find small bites, sandwiches and salads on the food menu and everything from a German Kölsch to a coffee milk stout on nitro. We recommend building a flight of four!
Guajiro food truck: Located at Hi-Wire Brewery’s Biltmore Village Location, Guajiro is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. They serve Cuban comfort food which pairs great with a Hi-Wire beer. Be sure to try their roasted pork!
Standard Pizza: If in search of a classic no-frills pizza, look no further than Standard Pizza.
