Good Hot Fish is a black appalachian fish fry budget eat in South Slope, Asheville.
Ashleigh Shanti's Good Hot Fish at Burial's South Slope runs a $14 fried catfish basket as standard. Hush puppies, slaw dog and Carolina mustard included.
Tip: Order at the counter upstairs. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Beer downstairs at Burial.
Address: 10 Buxton Ave, Asheville, NC 28801
Asheville Brewing Company on Coxe Avenue runs $13-18 pizzas and house beers in a brewpub format. The Mom's Garden pie at lunch with a Shiva IPA hits under.
Try: Brewpub pizza and house beer
Tip: Walk-in. Family-friendly; the Coxe Avenue patio takes the overflow on warm evenings.
Pie.zaa on Millard Avenue in the South Slope runs $5-8 NY-style slices and late-night pies. The default Asheville late-night cheap eat for service industry.
Try: NY-style slice
Tip: Open until 01:00 Fri-Sat. Two slices and a soda lands under $14 even at midnight.
Meherwan Irani's Chai Pani lays out a snack menu starting under $7 from its 32 Banks Ave South Slope home (moved 2024). Editor pick on TableJourney.
Try: Indian street snacks, chaat
Tip: Lunchtime walk-in moves fastest. Order three small snacks for under $20; skip the thalis if you're keeping it cheap.
Tupelo Honey's original College Street location in Asheville keeps breakfast plates and biscuits under $18, with sweet potato pancakes and fried chicken.
Try: Sweet potato pancakes, biscuits
Tip: Weekday breakfast 09:00-11:00 is the calmest. Weekend brunch climbs over $20 with sides.
Twisted Crepe on Haywood Street runs sweet and savoury French-style crepes and buckwheat galettes from $8. A solid downtown breakfast or light-lunch budget.
Try: Sweet or savoury crepe
Tip: Closed Wednesdays. The buckwheat ham-and-Gruyère galette is the most-filling savoury option.
Asheville Brewing Company on Coxe Avenue runs $13-18 pizzas and house beers in a brewpub format. The Mom's Garden pie at lunch with a Shiva IPA hits under.
Try: Brewpub pizza and house beer
Tip: Walk-in. Family-friendly; the Coxe Avenue patio takes the overflow on warm evenings.
Pie.zaa on Millard Avenue in the South Slope runs $5-8 NY-style slices and late-night pies. The default Asheville late-night cheap eat for service industry.
Try: NY-style slice
Tip: Open until 01:00 Fri-Sat. Two slices and a soda lands under $14 even at midnight.
Biscuit Head on Haywood Road in West Asheville builds full breakfasts around $7 cathead biscuits with house preserves at the jam bar. The under-$15 Asheville.
Try: Cathead biscuit and gravy
Tip: The biscuit-and-gravy plate is the value play; the Mimosa Fried Chicken biscuit pushes over $12.
Meherwan Irani's Chai Pani lays out a snack menu starting under $7 from its 32 Banks Ave South Slope home (moved 2024). Editor pick on TableJourney.
Try: Indian street snacks, chaat
Tip: Lunchtime walk-in moves fastest. Order three small snacks for under $20; skip the thalis if you're keeping it cheap.
