Black Mountain is a town in Buncombe County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 7,848 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Asheville Metropolitan Statistical Area. The town is named for the old train stop at the Black Mountain Depot and is located at the southern end of the Black Mountain range of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the Southern Appalachians.
Restaurants in Black Mountain
5.0 based on 54 reviews
We provide Beautiful Cycling Experiences along the Blue Ridge Parkway, in the farmland and forests, and throughout the Virginia/North Carolina/South Carolina region. We offer a variety of scheduled all-inclusive multi-day tours, and we also provide day tours and custom tours to meet your specific needs. We can arrange for you to meet the farmer who grows the food you'll eat in any number of the great Asheville area restaurants, similar to our famous Cycle to Farm(R) event.
5.0 based on 139 reviews
This business has closed. Walking Food Tours! Black Mountain is a hidden culinary and historical gem. We will stroll, sip, and taste while going behind the scenes to hear insightful tidbits of Black Mountain's culture and cuisine by chatting with knowledgeable and entertaining local chefs, owners and guides. Unique small plate and beverage tastings at four or more restaurants, with a few surprises too! Join us for the Ultimate Foodie Tour, Pub and Grub Crawl, or a Private Tour for your group of 10 or more!
5.0 based on 26 reviews
A professional designer goldsmith for 45 years, ROBERTO VENGOECHEA’S Avant-Garde collection showcases futuristic and innovative designs which defy the conventional forms and genres, yet are practical in their form and fit. Challenging acceptable 21st century jewelry traditions, with square, architectural and geometric shapes, these unusual designs push the boundaries of ‘thinking outside the box.’ “Like Gaudi, I like to fuse organic with architectural design in a futuristic manner. I consider myself a sculptor first and a jeweler second.” Vengoechea opened his Gallery and studio in 1996, located in Black Mountain, NC. Browse this quaint, artisan-owned gallery in a museum-quality setting, with recessed shadow boxes which entice the viewer to study the contents of each box. His work is also available in select galleries in North Carolina. Vengoechea also teaches tourists and visitors a popular hands-on 1 day workshop (by appointment – 2 people per class) where each participant takes home their own hand-made work. “It’s all about the experience” as well as being lots of fun.
A couple of months ago we were in Black Mountain and stopped into the Visions of Creation Gallery. We looked at the beautiful jewelry that the had and got to talking to Roberto and June, the owners. Roberto has been creating fine jewelry for over 35 years and had several incredible rings and necklaces on display. However, one of the things he offered was a ring making class. With my wife's birthday coming up I decided that we should return and take the class. We both love rings and this would be something that she could say she made herself. The class takes about 8 hours and Roberto and June both make it a fun experience. Roberto helped us design the rings we wanted and then worked with us from start to finish, explaining each step of the way. By the time we were finished we not only had a beautiful hand crafted ring to take with us but also a good working knowledge of what goes into creating it. While that was exciting in itself, spending the day with Roberto and June was really what made the day as fun as it was. They both are such warm and friendly people. When we were done, they gave us a small graduation party complete with campaign and chocolates. We sat there for a long time just talking and having a very nice time. If you want to create a keepsake and have an amazing time then contact them and schedule a class. They can only do 2 people at a time and it is great for a couples event.
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Oak and Grist creates small batch artisan spirits using locally malted grains. We've crafted each of our recipes to showcase a distinctively Appalachian character that speaks to our regions history and its native flavors. Our spirits aim to reward the curious and excite the connoisseur, while fostering a stronger connection between producer, consumer, and place.
If you like good whiskey; if you like good gin (even I didn't mind it and I do not drink gin); then you have to make a point to stop on here. The place is really good. Good, knowledgeable, friendly staff and wonderful whiskey. Love their Blended #6 and even their Dark Gin! Ashley was great!
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Sassafras on Sutton is a bookstore, gift shop, toy store and coffee bar located in historic downtown Black Mountain, North Carolina. Lots of cozy seating, locally-brewed coffee, tons of fun gifts & toys and new books in stock. Open 7 days a week.
My wife and I visited Black Mountain for a morning stroll to various stores. All are very unique in their own way. Sassafras was located by the Railroad Station and is a Book Store / Coffee Shop full of local gifts. A must visit when shopping in Black Mountain.
5.0 based on 47 reviews
Located in the heart of Black Mountain and just 15 minutes from Asheville, Black Mountain Escape immerses players in an exciting story and creative set design. Make your next outing unforgettable and experience immersion at Black Mountain Escape!
We had a blast escaping from the USS McCoy!!! Our family of 5 worked together, all of varying ability and skill, using a couple of clues, and laughter and fun, to pull off a great time. The excitement built with each lock and door that opened! John was so friendly and probably more excited about our experience than we were. He gave us great feedback (which we have never gotten anywhere else) about what he thought was awesome about what we did by name. GREAT personal experience and had us excited the whole walk back to the hotel and I’m sure for days to come ???????????????????? We will come back when we come back to town!
4.5 based on 26 reviews
We enjoyed the last nights of the outdoor firepits before they were packed up for the season. The outdoor area has plenty of tables so that you can distance from each other. We didn't get a good idea of the Lookout craft brews due to the line being shut down for a changeover to an upgraded brewing system going in. We knew this because the bartenders and regulars apologized to us for the limited selection. The locals were very friendly and welcoming.
4.5 based on 117 reviews
Nicely landscaped with clean public restrooms right off of the main shopping area. There is a garden with a water feature and sculptures and a large metal rocking chair for that perfect photo opportunity of the kids or a loved one. The square sits adjacent to one of the many free public parking lots and is an easy walk to shops and restaurants.
4.5 based on 65 reviews
In Black Mountain there are not many flat areas for walking. The walking path around Lake Tomahawk is a .55 mile hike with nice views of the mountains including the seven sisters mountain peaks. The days we walked it, there were families fishing and folks of all ages taking a stroll. There were even people playing tennis in the 46 degree weather. This is a great place for a nice walk after eating in one of Black Mountains great restaurants. Many beautiful home grace the lake.
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