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The North Carolina Arboretum

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Food Reviews from Yelp

Here's what Yelpers have to say about Food in 28801

Chocolate Fetish (Asheville): "If you love chocolate, you have found the place to indulge your personal chocolate fantasy. Only downside is that there is no place to eat in." more
Sunny Point Cafe & Bakery (Asheville): "When you go looking for the real Asheville vibe this is exactly the kind of place you want to find. Sunny point is definitely one of the best breakfast..." more
Greenlife Grocery (Asheville): "In the whole Greenlife vs EarthFare saga, I would say that rather than picking sides, shoppers should embrace the fact that there are two wonderful options..." more
Malaprop's Bookstore Cafe (Asheville): "Fantastic independent bookstore in downtown Asheville! Full of knowledgeable staff who helped me figure out my way around downtown and where I might find a..." more
Biltmore Estate (Asheville): "After one visit, it's hard to imagine how this place does repeat business since you have to pay full price just to get on the grounds, but the good news is..." more
Laughing Seed Cafe (Asheville): "My review is based more on my impression of my three meal companions' satisfaction than my own. This was my first time here and I usually don't frequent..." more
Double Decker Coffee Company (Asheville): "I had been wanting to check this place out since I moved to Asheville and am sooo glad I finally did! Free wi-fi, great drinks and a cool-as-hell pimped out..." more
Asheville Pizza & Brewing Company (Asheville): "Every time I try a new "food+beer+movies" place, I struggle not to compare it with Austin's Alamo Drafthouse. It was my favorite place to be in that town..." more
Barley's Taproom (Asheville): "Beer was... beer. BIG SELECTION though. Pool tables upstairs. Lots of space here and lots of people. Pizza was pretty good and cheap." more
Earth Fare (Asheville): "I do not fit in a place like this. Every time I enter/entered this place I felt like I was teleported into the twilight zone. Common shoppers &..." more

Travel Reviews from Yelp

Here's what Yelpers have to say about Hotels & Travel in 28801

Inn on Biltmore Estate (Asheville): "Took a long weekend here and it was quite nice. You are taken care of from the moment you get out of the car. The suite was larger than my first apartment..." more
Grove Park Inn Resort & Spa (Asheville): "I spent New Years Eve at the Grove Park Inn ...in Elaine's Piano bar & had a great time! The Hotel is breath taking and so is the atmosphere. The piano..." more
Cumberland Falls Bed and Breakfast Inn (Asheville): "Love, love, loved it! Perfection in a lil' gingerbread house. This B&B is great for everyone. A girls' night, a romantic trip. I, myself, was in town..." more
Holiday Inn - Biltmore East (Asheville): "This staff at this hotel is so friendly, it really made the stay pleasant. Combine with that the homey feel of the place (pantry with homemade ice cream..." more
Bon Paul & Sharky's Hostel (Asheville): "Good, inexpensive place, with a few caveats. You're probably better off bringing a tent and setting it up in the backyard (the beds here are not the best)...." more
Sunset Terrace Chophouse (Asheville): "This is the most beautiful restaurant in town. Period. Located on the front Terrace of the Grove Park Inn, SST serves lunch and dinner daily. From the..." more
Doubletree Biltmore (Asheville): "Fabulous rooms!!! I was not able to stay the night but I visited my parents room and was very impressed! Beds were huge and comfy! Bathrooms were nice..." more
Asheville Cabins of Willow Winds (Asheville): "I stayed here at the beginning of autumn and it was amazing. Each cabin is fairly isolated from the others and they all seem to have awesome views. Willow..." more
LaZoom (Asheville): "I'd like to shout from the top of the Rankin parking garage for everyone within earshot to take this tour!! LaZoom is a home-grown comedy bus tour of..." more
Crooked Oak Mountain Inn (Asheville): "This is a B&B where you can relax. It's gorgeous without being a museum. And the innkeepers are excellent cooks. Bear's Sunday waffles are perfect, as is..." more

Entertainment Reviews from Yelp

Here's what Yelpers have to say about Arts & Entertainment in 28801

Biltmore Estate (Asheville): "After one visit, it's hard to imagine how this place does repeat business since you have to pay full price just to get on the grounds, but the good news is..." more
Woolworth Walk (Asheville): "I would agree with the previous reviewer who says the work here is bordering on tacky. Some of it definitely is tacky, especially the downstairs...but I..." more
Asheville Pizza & Brewing Company (Asheville): "Every time I try a new "food+beer+movies" place, I struggle not to compare it with Austin's Alamo Drafthouse. It was my favorite place to be in that town..." more
The Orange Peel (Asheville): "The negative reviews of this place are just silly...in my opinion. This is the best venue for bands in Asheville. Period. The Grey Eagle holds no candle to..." more
Fine Arts Theatre (Asheville): "Ah....Fine Arts, how I love thee.....this little art house cinema adds a touch of culture to my hometown and the only gig in town for unique movies that..." more
Southern Highland Craft Guild (Asheville): "Beautiful things. Wish this area was more DIVERSE!" more
Thomas Wolfe Auditorium (Asheville): "Good venue. good time." more
New Morning Gallery (Asheville): "We visit New Morning Gallery at least once a year, and sometimes more often. My last time was July 2008. They have something in just about any price range;..." more
Kress Emporium (Asheville): "This was one of my favorite shopping destinations during a recent trip to Asheville. Inside this open gallery, located downtown near Pack Square, you'll..." more
Dragonfly (Asheville): "I am SOOO glad we found this store. It's hidden in the Arcade off of Page Street (it's like a mall integrated with the architecture of Asheville), and..." more

Shopping Reviews from Yelp

Here's what Yelpers have to say about Shopping in 28801

Malaprop's Bookstore Cafe (Asheville): "Fantastic independent bookstore in downtown Asheville! Full of knowledgeable staff who helped me figure out my way around downtown and where I might find a..." more
Woolworth Walk (Asheville): "I would agree with the previous reviewer who says the work here is bordering on tacky. Some of it definitely is tacky, especially the downstairs...but I..." more
ScreenDoor (Asheville): "Love this place. Good stuff, real antiques. nice atmosphere" more
M'press Cards & Eclectica (Asheville): "when they were open they were awesome, however, they closed.... it sucks.... just thought everyone should know" more
Southern Highland Craft Guild (Asheville): "Beautiful things. Wish this area was more DIVERSE!" more
Harvest Records (Asheville): "Harvest Records is the best record store in Asheville! The dudes that own it are super nice, always helpful and friendly, and not as snobby and elitist as..." more
New Morning Gallery (Asheville): "We visit New Morning Gallery at least once a year, and sometimes more often. My last time was July 2008. They have something in just about any price range;..." more
The Compleat Naturalist - Nature Store and Wildlife Art Gallery (Asheville): "Three of us have ducked into this cool shop several times over the years. We've made one or two small purchases. The staircase is a nice piece of work...." more
Carrier Park Velodrome (Asheville): "I'm dating a trackster but I'm not into racing myself. This means I spend copious amounts of time at the track... watching. Waiting. Hooting and hollering...." more
Tommy Tuten & Johnny Penland Auctions (Asheville): "You know when you go to the flea market and see all that junk and crap that people are selling? This is where they buy it. Johnny Penlands has been an..." more

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Reader Feedback

Lensmaster

LizAnn wrote

I have absolutely FELL IN LOVE with Western North Carolina! I am from New England and the region of W. N.C. has everything I could want!

I have been living in Spartanburg S.C. and I hate it! It sucks! There is so much crime and the people just want to back you into a corner and argue with you until you come out swinging! WHAT'S UP WITH THAT?!

I want a small town in the mountains, maybe work at hospital or continue to work at Spartanburg Regional until I can find something closer.

Any helpers? Thans in advance!

HAVE A GREAT CHRISTMAS!

Posted December 18, 2008

Karolsstuff wrote...

I am still a Yankee (Orig Long Island, NY - now CT), but have a 2nd home on the outskirts of Charlotte. Absolutely have fell in love with NC, especially the Blue Ridge! Will one day be living their full time! 5 Stars!

Posted October 24, 2008

Margo_Arrowsmith wrote...

I have spent a lot of time at Kanuga, and Asheville is just wonderful! Would love to see some pictures here! It is just such a beautiful place

Posted September 17, 2008

Lensmaster

Brenda wrote

I appreciated visiting your web blog. I found somethings interesting but in Western North Carolina, other than Asheville and Cherokee, where do you go for metaphysical items, alternative thinking, healing, meditation and other like minded things?

Posted September 15, 2008

WesJefferson wrote...

Hey, a Murphy man! Many times have I stomped through that area. Great lens with some excellent links in the area.

Posted July 09, 2008