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Reviews on International food in Highlands, North Carolina, United States. Highlands is an incorporated town in Macon County in the U.S. state of North Carolina. Located on a plateau in the southern Appalachian Mountains, within the Nantahala National Forest, it lies mostly in southeastern Macon County and slightly in southwestern Jackson County, in the Highlands and Cashiers Townships, respectively. The permanent population was 924 at the 2010 census.
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1. Wolfgang's Restaurant & Wine Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 950 reviews
Internationally recognized Chef Wolfgang invites you to dine in his garden pavilion or by the fireside in a historic home. Nestled amongst the rhododendrons on the historic main street of Highlands. . Wolfgang's is the recipient of the Wine Spectator's "B
Reviewed By zircolay
The crab cake was moist, tender, and delicious. The hummus plate was tasty. The Rib Eye Steak was unique, although the included fries were good, but nothing to write home about. The atmosphere and conversation was unique! Service was prompt and courteous.
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2. Lakeside Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 480 reviews
Reviewed By YoungAdults
Lovely Evening. As starters we enjoyed the Wedge Salad and the Dusted Fried Oysters. Ample Blue Cheese/dressing on the salad made it savory and delicious. The Corn dusted oysters (small) were tender. and plated attractively. We were unsure whether the oysters had been chopped/halved or were just small. Entrees included a Redfish Special, the Grouper Maison and the NC Rainbow Trout. Redfish was flavorful- well executed. A thick cut meaty fish, it was a generous "fish-steak" cut portion. Grouper Maison--a favorite of many -- is flavorful, tender and well seasoned. NC Trout was tender and gently cooked--although plated with tiny sides and was a skimpier plate that the other entrees. Service was excellent, attentive and congenial. We sat outside in the garden-- which was pleasant, quiet and perfect at this time of season. We'll plan for an earlier reservation so we can linger over dessert next time. We will be back. Very nice evening!
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3. 4118 Kitchen + Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
4118 is a new dining destination in Highlands, NC. With a casual relaxed atmosphere we aim to provide our guests with a great food and dining experience. Our culinary team is led by Chef Adam Bresnahan, he and his team are committed to serving local, regi
Reviewed By JohnCChar
4118 is an absolutely amazing restaurant! We ate lunch there the day we arrived in Highlands. Everything here is prepared in house or sourced locally. We had the house made bison sausage on the pretzel roll, which was locally made, and it was amazing! The sausage has such a great, savory flavor, the pretzel roll was exactly like a good homemade pretzel. We also had the beet salad with blue cheese which was the perfect combination of cheese with beets and the dressing was superb. To top it off the micro greens gave the salad a bit of zest and complimented the beets nicely.We enjoyed lunch so much that we came back for dinner the next evening. The wild mushroom ravioli with the duck confit was prepared perfectly with the duck complimenting the mushrooms nicely. The duck breast with the freeze dried cranberries was cooked to perfection and so tender and flavorful.This is a hidden gem in Highlands. There are few restaurants of this quality in this area so I highly recommend that you try 4118.thanks for the kind words and we hope to see you again soon- Chef
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4. Altitudes Restaurant at Skyline Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Enjoy sunset dining inside or out on the cocktail patio with Highlands' best view at the top of Flat Mountain at 4300 ft. elevation at the historic Skyline Lodge built by Arthur Kelsey a student of Frank Lloyd Wright in 1929. Our executive Chef Kirtis wil
Reviewed By Wayne T
Had a wonderful anniversary dinner. I ordered the trout and my wife had the chicken breast. She really like the chicken and i loved the trout. The service was great. The waiter checked occasionally. We were able to enjoy our dinner without being constantly interrupted. The chief can out after dinners arrived and asked if everything was prepared ok. The view from our window table was majestic. You looked out window of mountains and garden below. Highly recommend for quiet dinner.
