Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Lake Lure

"One of our coveted tinier downtown Asheville restaurants, The Noodle Shop is all about noodles, stir-fry, and rice dishes. I’m always a fan of their soup. I can never say no to a fresh spring roll — not fried."

"Pacific Pagoda has been serving the Asheville area with delecious Asian food for over 20 years. Their experienced chefs will treat your taste buds to something spectacular everytime you visit them. They also offer the authentic Pacific Rim cuisine, which is a combination of different cuisines across the world."

"A wide range of styles and choices.I was just enjoying the evening so I got a classic Long Island ..."

"My husband and myself went here for lunch a couple days ago. Very great, fresh food, excellent customer service, COVID-19 guidelines were being followed...."

"Fast fast fast had my breakfast in less than five mins great service good folks tasty breakfast best value for money everybody so friendly shouldn’t your..."

"Oh, my god: the eggs benedict at this charming little cafe in downtown Asheville is one of the best I’ve ever had!. The picture above should speak for itself: that’s the country-style eggs benedict, which is what you should order here for the quintessential experience. Open 8 AM to 2 PM every day, Over Easy Café is a bright, art-y breakfast cafe that uses locally sourced, free-range, and organic produce."

"This tiny place packs a big breakfast and lunch punch that will leave you feeling fueled up and ready to tackle the rest of your day. People rave about the vegetarian herb gravy, seasonal hash bowls, and super-healthy juices designed to help with what ails you (waking up, detox, immunity or hydration). Plus, Over Easy’s meat dishes can be substituted with either tempeh or soysage."

"Wild flowers adorn every table and coffee is being poured as soon as you take your seat. They have scramble bowls bigger than your head, mile-high pancake stacks drizzled with fruit and syrup and bottomless mason jars of fresh mango mimosas. There isn’t a better way to spend your hung-over Sunday morning in Asheville."

"South SlopeEurisko has been keeping it simple since 2017 when they flung open their doors to Short Coxe Avenue, and thus extended the brewing district’s reach a little farther south. Started by three high school friends from Charlotte, this charcoal-hued brewhouse in a renovated barber shop boasts a two-story taproom and a small, but serviceable, outdoor space with picnic tables. You can partake in a tightly focused list of brews that includes a great porter (brewed with coffee from local roaster, Penny Cup) and often one or more Belgian-style varieties."

"Eurisko has a small and cozy venue for their brewery, providing a more intimate experience than some of their beer neighbors. They have a shorter, but very well curated, list of tap selections with something to please every palate. It’s conveniently located right downtown and boasts a beautiful beer garden."

"Biltmore Village, Old FortThis no-nonsense outfit down the road from Biltmore Village has it going on. Family-owned since it opened in 2017, Hillman is less industrial-chic than some of its fellow AVL taprooms. Instead, it skews cozy, with low iron-wrought rafters and bistro lights above long communal tables inside, and large deck and patio spaces both out front and back."

"Small and family-owned, Hillman aims to bring the pub style back to the brewery. They have a very comfortable and slightly quirky ambience, with plenty of long communal tables perfect for sharing beers on. If you’re not too into beer, they have their own cider and ginger beer options available which are just as fun and tasty."

"If Asheville is well known for its culinary scene, it’s equally beloved for its beverages, especially beer. Locals credit Oscar Wong’s Highland Brewing Company with kicking off the craftbrew culture in 1995, and it has exploded in years since, making it one of the go-to cities for a beer tour. To taste your way through the offerings, head first to the South Slope, where a dozen breweries line the streets."

"Or you can head to Asheville's South Slope neighborhood where you'll find several breweries, including Burial Beer Co. (the city's first nano-brewery), Green Man Brewery, the Funkatorium (a barrel house and sour tap room associated with Wicked Weed Brewing), Twin Leaf Brewery, and more."

"Visit the South Slope of Asheville and check out the Funkatorium, a Wicked Weed Brewing establishment that features over a dozen varieties of beers on draft. If you’re looking for a place to grab a place to eat as well, this is an excellent option."

"We couldn’t very well complete this list without Relax & Rejuvenate in Regent Park Center. Their integrative sessions are offered in a comfortable, friendly environment free of chemical smells. Enjoy nearly two dozen massage options—from shiatsu to sports massage to pre-natal—performed by licensed bodywork therapists without the overhead costs of most spas."

"Another fascinating place for exploring day spas, Relax and Rejuvenate Massage Spa is one of the worthiest spas in Asheville day spas. They have a variety of massages available in their options. Some of these massages are for sports, neuromuscular, and a special gemstone (cold) massage."

"This day spa aims to provide a resort experience without the price tag. Dozens of types of specialty massages can be found here, like sports, neuromuscular and even a cold gemstone facial massage. Those interested in Reiki and Shiatsu also trust the folks at Relax & Rejuvenate."

"Travelers looking for the ultimate destination for a relaxing holiday should look no further than ASIA Bed and Breakfast Spa. Located just a few blocks from downtown Asheville, this small bed and breakfast offers an intimate experience with a maximum of ten guests in the hotel, so that each guest can receive personal attention and have a relaxing, wonderful experience. The inn encourages late mornings spent sleeping in or lounging in a morning sunbeam, with breakfast served later than at the standard B&B."

"L’eau de Vie is French for the water of life, and this spa will make you feel like a new person. It is located at 23 Hamilton Street and is open Monday through Saturday. They have salon and spa services for men and women, and prices range from $25 to $125."