Black Mountain, just 15 miles east of Asheville, is nestled in the stunning mountains of Western North Carolina. We have everything you could want in a small town: a charming downtown area perfect for strolling, a lively arts scene, live music, and plenty of outdoor adventures to be had. But one thing you might not expect is the incredible food scene! Join us as we take you on a culinary journey around the world around the world without ever departing Black Mountain!
Kicking off in Germany, experience the hearty and delicious authentic German Cuisine served in a cozy Bavarian-style atmosphere at Berliner Kindl. Menu selections include many different German Sausage Platters, a variety of Schnitzel, desserts, and German wine/ beer.
Heading over to Spain at LaTapa. Enjoy a Spanish culinary adventure at LaTapa, where you can savor the vibrant and delicious dishes of Spain in a tapas-style menu.
Cuba, at Cousins Cuban Café. This family-owned spot serves up authentic Cuban dishes, strong coffee, and a welcoming atmosphere that’ll make you feel right at home.
Next, head to La Guinguette for a taste of France and Argentina. They’ve recreated the vibe of old French guinguettes, with a menu featuring sweet and savory crepes, empanadas, and tamales made with fresh, local ingredients.
Then, travel 8,000 miles to South Africa at The Bush Farmhouse. Chef Mark Henegan brings the flavors of his homeland to Black Mountain with a menu that’s sure to delight. And don’t forget to say hi to the adorable animals that live onsite!
For a taste of Mexico, check out Ole’s Guacamoles. They pride themselves on serving up authentic Mexican cuisine made with fresh ingredients from local farmers’ markets.
Thai Basil Restaurant has been serving up authentic Thai cuisine in Black Mountain since 2007, while My Father’s Pizza and Pasta is a beloved local tradition known for its mouth-watering dishes made from family recipes.
Que Sera and Taloe’s Oyster Bar – Dive into the world of seafood at Que Sera and Taloe’s Oyster Bar, where you’ll find a diverse menu offering a tantalizing range of dishes
And of course, we can’t forget about Southern cuisine! From barbecue joints to biscuit spots, there’s something here for everyone. On our recommended list of places to visit are; The Monte Vista, Open Oven, Black Mountain Bistro, Louise, Phil’s Barbeque Pit, Smoke & Ember at the Railyard, Foothills Grange, Trailhead, Veranda Café, Red Rocker Inn, and the Blue Ridge Biscuit Company.
Looking for something a little more unique check out Pure and Proper’s Belgium sweet and savory waffles or Beradu which specializes in serving regional wild game, invasive species, local fish, in-house charcuteries, fresh pastas, and other fare made right here in the Carolinas.
So, while you may have traveled over 57,000 miles in your mind while reading this, all of these amazing restaurants are just a few miles apart in Black Mountain. Come hungry and get ready to eat your way around the world!
Visit our dining page for more food options and our calendar of festivals and events for all the events happening in Black Mountain.
