Your Guide to Asheville, North Carolina

Your Guide for What to Do, Where to go, and What to Eat in Asheville, North Carolina.

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B.E Away: A Travel Magazine from B.E Publishing.

120 pages of travels with jaw-dropping imagery, guides, tips, and descriptive experiences.

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First, if you hadn’t heard, we dropped our very first international publication under the B.E Publishing brand!

Introducing:

B.E Away: the world’s newest and most out-of-the-ordinary magazine.

This story on Asheville is an extension of the Asheville story about solo travel and its importance for creativity. I tell the story of how I used solo travel and solo dining to get creative. This story is the official guide. It’s where I would go, what I would do and where I would eat. Read on for the goods.

Note: as someone who struggles with food allergies and tends toward vegan options, I am *starring* the restaurants with excellent attention to allergies and vegan/vegetarian options.

Breakfast/Brunch: 


Vortex Doughnuts*

Over Easy Cafe

Sunny Point Cafe

Biscuit Head*


Lunch

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Tupelo Honey

Just a regular burger will do here. It was the best one of my trip (and I sampled many different spots).

White Duck Taco Shop*

Order the Bahn Mi Tofu tacos

Laughing Seed Cafe*

12 Bones Smoke House River

Elements Real Food*


Dinner

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Corner Kitchen

Cúrate*

Curate is a MUST. This is nonnegotiable when in Asheville. Be warned, you must make a reservation and you must make your reservations as early in advance as possible. Do not wait until the last minute. As far as recommendations.. everything. Everything is good here and I DREAM about this place often. Curate is one of my top 3 restaurants of all time.

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Limones

I love the sexy atmosphere of Limones and the layout. The tables are closely packed together, so be aware of that if you’re not used to dining in close-quarters. For me, it reminds me of my favorite spots in New York City, so I love the layout.

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Plant*

Alas, I could not get a reservation at Plant. They only accept reservations via phone and their voicemail fills up quickly. I am determined to get back to Asheville to try this elusive spot someday because I have only heard people rave about the all-vegan menu.

Vivian

That bit in B.E Away about my waitress giving me restaurant recs? This was one of them.

Chestnut

Bouchon

BimBeriBon*

Jargon

Rhu

La Bodega by Cúrate

Zambra 

Jerusalem Garden Cafe

Cucina24


Bar:


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