Location: Tryon
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Top 10 restaurants in Tryon, United States
Tryon is a town in Polk County, North Carolina, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 1,646. Located in the escarpment of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the area is a center for outdoor pursuits, equestrian activity and fine arts.
Things to do in Tryon
1. Sidestreet Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By F7283AXvickib
It's a great place for good food. The pizza is out of this world. I love their subs and of course their pasta dishes are the best too.
When we go in everyone knows my daughter and it feels like a family.
Great family place to eat.
2. 10 North Trade Cafe Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By dedale2014 - Morganton, North Carolina
I met a friend I had not seen in a long while here for lunch. The place was full, but the service was quick and friendly. The food was very tasty and the baked goods, especially the almond cookies and chocolate cracked cookies were wonderful. Even though they were very busy, we we're not made to feel rushed and allowed to "visit". Because of this first very pleasant experience, we returned the next week for cookies!
3. The Hare & Hound Pub
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 346 reviews
Reviewed By Tallgirl42 - Mill Spring, North Carolina
This downtown pub is always busy but the wait is usually short. Staff is well trained and food is above average for pub food and as New Englanders we have to admit that the clam chowder is excellent. Gluten free rolls are available. Excellent entertainment on Thursday nights.
4. Mountain View BBQ & Deli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By cheryl h - Durham, North Carolina
I ordered a grilled chicken salad sandwich and when it came out it had cranberries in it. I can't stand the taste of cranberries so I scraped the chicken salad onto the plate and ate around them. The menu just said "homemade chicken salad". It should have added "made with cranberries". I would never have ordered it if they had. The homemade chips that came with my sandwich were either overcooked or greasy and under cooked.
My husband had the sliced beef brisket sandwich and mashed potatoes. He shared his with me and both were very good. They also had a good selection of BBQ sauces to choose from.
The place was very clean with the tables spaced a good distance apart and our server was very attentive.
5. Openroad Coffee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By bmwbillk - Charlotte, North Carolina
Stopped by to check out Open Road for a tour group I have coming up in May. Pleasant surprise at how helpful and competent the staff was. Offered suggestions for house-made sweets as well as strong coffee knowledge. (pun). Nika was very friendly and genuinely interested in making guests happy.
6. Newman's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 95 reviews
Fresh local ingredients, many from our organic garden, combine with European inspired cuisine to create a delicious and healthful fine dining experience. The seasonal menu changes daily. Save room for the amazing Viennese deserts. Our dining room with its stunning mountain views is open to the public year round Fri & Sat nights, Thurs-Sun in summer, and anytime for parties of 6 or more. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres served from 6:30-7:30, while you enjoy the mountain views from the terrace or by the fire in winter.We have an excellent selection of wine, beer, and champagne - by the bottle or by the glass.Casual elegant attire required. Jackets for gentlemen suggested. Call for reservations.
Reviewed By Timothy B - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
A spectacular restaurant in the mountains. Any sybaritic epicurean will thoroughly enjoy the food and experience. Very highly recommended. Classy
7. Wildflour Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Andy C - Charlotte, North Carolina
Stopped for lunch on a recent weekend. Seating both inside and outside. Not much atmosphere inside. Food was very good, prices reasonable, portions were substantial, service friendly. A decent option in downtown Saluda.
8. Southern Delights & More
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Located in Downtown Landrum, SC, charming coffee cafe offering soup, sandwiches, Quiche, Tomato Pie, salads, ice cream, chocolate and amazing bakery. Step back in time with the antiques as the back-drop. Enjoy the old fashion games with your family or friends with NOT JUST GOOD BUT GREAT FOOD!
Reviewed By Bcbc1
We stopped in for an afternoon cup of coffee. I had a vanilla caramel latte and my husband had a iced mocha both were delicious. The have many home made deserts which looked delicious. The also have sandwiches which we will have to return and give them a try. I know we'll be back.
9. Huckleberry's - Tryon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Huckleberry's Tryon, is a official sponsor of Tryon International Equestrian Center and located in downtown, historic Tryon NC. Huckleberry's Tryon is owned and operated by a young American entrepreneur, Michaila Cowles Cosmus,22. We serve lunch and dinner seven days a week,Monday thru Saturday 11am till 9 pm,Friday and brunch Sunday 11am till 4pm. Just minutes from Interstates 26 or 74, TIEC, FENCE, Harmon Field, and Lake Lure. Try our our new BEER AND WINE MENU along with our custom made wood fired GRILL items. Reservations are a great thing! Boots and Breeches are always welcomed. Our covered outdoor seating is dog friendly. Huckleberry's is a smoke free family environment, serving you fresh, made to order American cuisine. A full children's and gluten free menu is available daily.
Reviewed By WadeandLori - Greenville, South Carolina
Soup today was broccoli cauliflower- very tasty. Just began to offer biscuits (they melt in your mouth). I had a chicken quiche which was great.Hello lori Chef Jim just added homemade bisquits with all soups and salads. Glad you enjoyed them, he will changing bisquit flavors often so come back and try his variety Happy Spring Michaila
10. Southern Manners
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By betsy1224 - Boston
Driving from the Charlotte airport to Hendersonville, our group of three got hungry. We got off the highway at Columbus, not knowing what to expect. We stopped in the area of Southern Manners where there were 2-3 restaurants. When we saw the word "deli" on their sign, we decided to try it. We were surprised and pleased with the sandwiches we selected - fresh ingredients, tasty and reasonably priced. Definitely an unexpected find.
