Black Mountain Bistro

There are not enough good things we can say about our evening at Black Mountain Bistro. We had a wedding dinner of 22 and the staff made it feel like a true wedding reception venue. The food was (and is always ) exceptional and the service was amazing. They more than surpassed our expectations and the night was truly special.

I rarely give 5-star ratings, but this bistro absolutely deserves it. The food was fantastic, seamlessly blending modern culinary styles with a delightful southern twist in every dish. Each bite offered a burst of fresh flavors, making it an exploration of culinary delights. The attentive and friendly wait staff ensured our glasses were never empty, and our entrees arrived promptly after finishing the appetizers. The warm atmosphere and exceptional service made me feel right at home. Additionally, the breathtaking view of distant mountains added a Hallmark-like charm. I would highly recommend this place to anyone in need of a mood lift.

What an excellent lunch and dinner venue. A group of four girls away for a restful weekend found this cozy and beautiful place. I would drive from out of state just to eat dinner here. The service was excellent. The atmosphere was sweet. So sweet, we not only ate there for lunch, later that evening we called and ordered take out for dinner. We had the crab cakes and the chicken and pastry. Yumm!!!! Such a hug to my mouth. My other friend got the chicken wings. We all shared. This is one of the best restaurant exploring have ever had. I’ll be back for sure.

We stopped by here on the way to asheville and were really glad that we did. I had the rib eye and my girlfriend had the filet mignon, everything was cooked to perfection and the cocktails were really well made! We sat in the outdoor area and didn't step inside but I imagine the interior was just as pleasant as the outside. If you're tryna take your partner somewhere nice and you're in the black mountain area, this is the spot yall!

We made a last minute decision to go out to dinner on Friday night and, since our rescue dog has separation anxiety and we didn’t have a dog sitter, we had to find a place that was dog friendly. We chose Black Mountain Bistro. We’ve lived in the area for over four years and we’ve eaten in Black Mountain numerous times, but we’d never tried Black Mountain Bistro before. Now that we have, we’re kicking ourselves for having waited so long to try it. We really enjoyed it and I can assure that it won’t be four years before we go back. The weather on Friday was spectacular … a high of 78 and about 72 by dinner time … and perfect for an evening of outdoor dining. The patio at the Bistro is an excellent venue. You sit beneath a canopy of white oaks that block the sun and you’re far enough away from the road to where road noise isn’t an issue. The service rates an A+. The hostess said it would be a 15-20 minute wait, which was spot on. She walked us to our table and then stayed for a few minutes to dote on Maggie, our dog. Our server … Kelsey … was prompt and pleasant, and she too was a dog lover. She took great care of all three of us. We had the home made pimento cheese appetizer … hey, it’s the south and we love our pimento cheese. It was a very generous portion and we ended up bringing half of it home. Then, we both had Caesar salads that were the perfect size. My wife had a veggie flatbread and I had the spinach arugula rice bowl with grilled chicken. The food was really good. It wasn’t the ultra fancy high-end/high-dollar fusion cuisine you can find at many places around here, but it was delicious and very reasonably priced. I don’t know many places where you can enjoy a nice sit-down dinner with a couple of drinks, an appetizer, and two entrees for $75 (exclusive of tip). A family from Florida with three children in the 5 to 10 year age range were at the table next to us, so Maggie got a lot of petting and kisses from all three of the kids when they left. Some other guests stopped at our table over the course of the evening to pet Maggie and to talk about their own dogs. To be honest, I think Maggie enjoyed the evening as much as we did. So, good food, reasonable price, great atmosphere, and a bunch of friendly people … I don’t know what more you could ask for a Friday night meal. We’ll be back at Black Mountain Bistro soon!

Located in the charming town of Black Mountain right by the visitor center. Some limited parking on property but more than enough next door at the center. This place just revamped there menu and they haves beautiful outdoor patio and covered deck. Limited seating inside for those rainy or colder days so it may be worth getting early to ensure a shorter wait. In general though excellent food and staff all the way around. Cheers!

We walked to the Bistro from our Airbnb in Black Mountain to grab dinner. There was a lot on the menu that looked delicious, but we both landed on sandwiches. Portions were generous and the food really quality. The restaurant was small but there was plenty of room between tables and service was quick. We also got a seasonal cocktail. Black Mountain is a quiet mountain community so be sure to get food early as most places close by 8.