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Find out what American restaurants to try in Cashiers. Cashiers is a census-designated place and unincorporated village located in southern Jackson County, North Carolina. As of the 2010 census, the community had a total population of 157. Cashiers is pronounced locally as if it were spelled "cashers," and is one of several communities in the area popular with tourists and owners of vacation homes.
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10. Whiteside Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Whiteside Brewing Company is located In beautiful Cashiers, NC. Our restaurant and brewery is located just off the crossroads of HWY 107 and US 64. Featuring lunch and dinner menus, specializing in all American cuisine. Great food and craft beer made onsi
Reviewed By balsamwalker
I ordered an ultimate cheese sandwich that came out burned and made with the heel of the bread. The side salad was good, as was the dressing. Root beer was excellent, and the atmosphere is pleasant. When I reported the situation with the sandwich--9after I had eaten most of it since traffic at the window was heavy, I was hungry, and I didn't want to stand in line and have to wait again--the cashier person said there was nothing she could do since I had eaten most of the sandwich. Actually, I only ate the inside of the sandwich and left the bread for management to see. Anyway, whether I ate the sandwich or not is not the the issue. The issue is serving a burned black sandwich made also with the heel of the bread which was tough, having that reported to you, and then saying TS, "nothing we can do about it now; unfortunately, nobody's perfect." The fact that one orders and pays for one's food and drink before receiving it makes for an awkward situation when returning the food and complaining about it in front of other customers. No one from The establishment comes out and asks you if your food is okay. I was considerate enough not to complain in front of other customers, as it can be bad for business, and now I'm the loser. I will not be back. That's not good business practice.So sorry about your experience with your sandwich. I will speak to our staff about the situation. It is not normally our policy to replace something that has already been eaten. I am sure you can understand that this could set us up for a lot of abuse and people just looking for free food. But I would be happy to give you another sandwich of your choice as our food is excellent and would hate for you not to come back and be able to enjoy our place.
9. Zookeeper Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Come for breakfast,lunch and a wonderful Sunday Brunch. Open 7 days during season
Reviewed By Pete P
Food was good, service fast, but I felt like I didn't belong. Cashiers is a wealthy community and maybe there was something common about me. There were no greetings with a smile here. Next time in town, if there are alternatives for breakfast, I'll go elsewhere.
8. Table 64
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By Robert G
Had dinner here with my family over the Labor Day holiday. This was an awesome meal -- one of the best I have had since moving to the South in 1992. A unique take on tapas. Servings are larger than the traditional Spanish tapas, so great for sharing. Amazing variety of elegantly prepared and exceptionally tasty cuisine. The entire family thought this was one of our best dinners ever. This is a must if you are in the Cashiers-Highlands area. Restaurant is small and deservedly very popular so be sure to reserve. Sangria is excellent but there is a full wine list also.
7. The Ugly Dog Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
The Ugly Dog Pub is a casual pub with food, beer, wine and mixed drinks. A great place to come meet friends or make friends. We feature Trivia Wednesday nights, Bluegrass music on Thursday's and regional bands on Friday nights. We also show sports on TV a
Reviewed By archben3
We arrived for a 1 pm lunch and it was pretty crowded. We got seated in 15 minutes, however. We liked this place. Good food and beer. We had the Gyro sandwiches and they were well done. I would definitely return.
6. Canyon Kitchen at Lonesome Valley
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Executive Chef Ken Naron and his award winning culinary team look forward to having you join us at Canyon Kitchen for an exceptional culinary experience in one of the most beautiful restaurant settings in the US.
Reviewed By stevie3969
Canyon Kitchen is a special place for dinner. Go early and enjoy the huge rock walls above the valley. You choose from a fixed menu of four courses for $68.00 plus 20 percent tip. And itâs worth every penny. If you canât get a reservation just show up and theyâll probably seat you. Itâs a bucket list experience you wonât forget.Stevie3969,Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. It can be difficult to get a reservation, especially on summer weekends, but you are right that we try to fit people in that are here. So we encourage folks to come enjoy they view and a cocktail and let us know you are interested in dining. We hope to see you again soon.
5. Cornucopia Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 598 reviews
Reviewed By alycebeard
A long time favorite linch stop of mine, Cornucopia offers a lovely selection of soups, salads & burgers. It's a popular eating place, so don't be offended if you have to wait for your table a bit. There is nice outside/patio seating , weather providing. The House Rueben sandwich is my personal favorite. Oh, plesa don't pass on their delicious desserts ! Chocolate Buttermilk Pie Is my pick !!!Thank you for the nice review. We're so happy you are a regular! Our Reuben is a favorite of many, as is the buttermilk pie!
4. Randevu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 430 reviews
Seasonal Open March till November. Call for hours and reservations
Reviewed By Track1089
After walking the hills of Trillium off 107, was ready for lunch. Got worried with the crowed parking area but Randevu has ample room inside and outside. Posted some photos of the interior as there wasnât any of there. Enjoyed their enchilada soup. Had their turkey cranberry sandwich and the chicken salad wrap. Both delicious. Pleasant service by the waitress.
3. Winslow's Hideaway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Winslow's Hideaway is a family owned fine dining restaurant in the heart of the lovely town of Cashiers. Featuring the finest Steaks and Seafood, with classic preparations such as The Pontchartrain, and Steak Au Poivre. Chef Winslow is an acclaimed Chef,
Reviewed By Ken R
Drinks were excellent but very expensive; $12-16. Service was excellent, professional and attentive. This is a very small restaurant, with a lot of staff and great food; so by nature expensive, but worth the price.The salads are terrific, especially the tomato. The spinach and the potato sides were delicious. We had prime rib, crab, lamb and fish and they were great, although the beef was a little tough. All in all a favorite!
2. The Orchard Restaurant & Events Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
Reviewed By archben3
To see this house, you wouldn't guess it was a restaurant except for the sign. But, indoors it is composed of different rooms, all very nice. We were seated at the back right near a window. The service and food were excellent. The atmosphere was upscale casual. It's kind of expensive but I was expecting that based on a reading of the menu online. We were looking for a special place and it turned out to be that. I would surely return.Reservations are recommended.
1. Wild Thyme Gourmet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1135 reviews
Dinning Options: Lunch & Dinner We are closed from January 31 till February 12. We are open on valentine's day.
Reviewed By Comanchero26
The name may suggest a boisterous environment, but thatâs definitely not the case here. In fact we found it pleasantly serene and relaxing during our two experiences...one at lunch, the other for dinner. And yes, âgourmetâ is a proper adjective to describe the menu. For lunch, the salads, not your typical spring mix or iceberg, are abundant with nice touches to excite oneâs palate. Enjoy just the way they come or choose chicken, crab cakes, salmon, or shrimp for that extra morsel of deliciousness! Obviously there is an array of other offerings. Had we stayed longer in Highlands, no doubt we would have sampled a great many more. Now for the dinner meal...the Vidalia onion crusted salmon and the wasabi crusted salmon were our two choices. The salmon was perfectly prepared...medium rare...just on the done side of sushi! I was craving the grilled shrimp chopped salad as well...but that will have to wait until our next road trip in December. Wild Thyme is on Main Street but sits back in a conclave of other specialty shops. WT offers outdoor dining, weather permitting, as well....Fido is welcomed outdoors...on a leash or in your arms, So, donât give up on finding this special treat. If you do, youâll miss a great gourmet delight and a Wild Thyme!
