2023 Local Food Guide
ASAP’s annual Local Food Guide is the definitive resource for local food in Western North Carolina and the Southern Appalachians. Find hundreds of listings for family farms and farmers markets, as well as restaurants, artisan producers, and groceries that feature local food. Connect with farm experiences, like u-pick, farm stands, lodging, and more.
ASAP’s annual Local Food Guide is the definitive resource for local food in Western North Carolina and the Southern Appalachians. Find hundreds of listings for family farms and farmers markets, as well as restaurants, artisan producers, and groceries that feature local food. Connect with farm experiences, like u-pick, farm stands, lodging, and more.
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School tours, wagon rides, farm<br />
animals, bamboo forest, playground<br />
and picnic area. Hot apple cider donuts<br />
and pies. We press our own hard cider.<br />
The Omni Grove Park Inn<br />
290 Macon Ave., Asheville, NC<br />
(800) 438-5800<br />
book.it@omnihotels.com<br />
omnihotels.com/groveparkinn<br />
The Omni Grove Park Inn, located just<br />
minutes from downtown Asheville,<br />
is one of America’s most celebrated<br />
resorts. The Inn offers panoramic<br />
views, a Donald Ross–designed golf<br />
course, a world-class spa, and locally<br />
sourced restaurants.<br />
Wehrloom Honey and Essentials<br />
257 Willie Colvin Rd., Robbinsville, NC<br />
(828) 735-2300<br />
wehrloomhoney@icloud.com<br />
wehrloom.com<br />
We have available varietal honey,<br />
homemade skin care, mead, and<br />
other fine things. Come visit our<br />
farm, production, and retail store in<br />
Robbinsville.<br />
WNC Farmers Market<br />
570 Brevard Rd., Asheville, NC<br />
(828) 253-1691<br />
doug.sutton@ncagr.gov<br />
facebook.com/wncfarmersmarket<br />
Farmers Truck Shed #1 is a<br />
10,000-square-foot open shed<br />
containing 32 spaces for farmers who<br />
sell only what they grow. Come to this<br />
building at the WNC Farmers Market<br />
to find fresh produce, straight from<br />
the farm.<br />
Find more at<br />
appalachiangrown.org<br />
photo by Colleen Noonan<br />
<strong>Local</strong> Wines<br />
HANDCRAFTED SINCE 1895<br />
Our winemaker begins with the finest<br />
grapes—including fruit from estate and<br />
regional vineyards—to craft award-winning<br />
Biltmore ® wines. Savor our legacy of<br />
supporting local farms and growers, and<br />
taste how deep our roots run in<br />
Western North Carolina.<br />
BILTMOREWINES.COM<br />
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