Asheville: Downtown Street Art Walking Tour
Explore Downtown Asheville’s South Slope and discover vibrant murals and hidden art gems. Hear the stories behind the city’s creative street art scene.
BREW-ed is a food tour in Downtown, Asheville.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Route: Brewery Walking Tour
Tip: Book on the operator site at least 72 hours ahead. The 21+ format runs Mon-Sat afternoons. Private brewery tours can be booked any day.
Explore Downtown Asheville’s South Slope and discover vibrant murals and hidden art gems. Hear the stories behind the city’s creative street art scene.
Discover downtown Asheville on a guided food tour with 6 tastings. Learn about the city's history and architecture as you savor local flavors, including a chargrilled ...
Each tasting is included so you can savor without pause. What hidden hands shaped these flavors across time?
Eating Asheville's Classic tour visits up to five downtown restaurants over two hours, working through farm-to-table and seasonal plates with two alcoholic pairings included.
Tip: Book on the operator site at least 48 hours ahead. The High Roller upgrade ($89, 2.5 hours, 6 stops) is the longer format; private group tours on request.
Asheville Food Tours walks downtown Asheville's food scene with up to seven stops at handpicked restaurants and food shops. Alcohol included.
Tip: Book on the operator site. Sister formats include The Food Fan Tour (Sun/Tue/Wed, led by food writer Stu Helm) and a Saturday 11:00 Brunch Tour.
Taste Carolina runs downtown Asheville walking tours through five or six tastings at farm-to-table restaurants, eclectic cafes and specialty food stores.
Tip: Book on the operator's Asheville page. Tours run rain or shine; comfortable shoes essential.
French Broad Chocolates' Bean-to-Bar tour at their Riverside Drive factory walks the full chocolate process: cacao bean arrival, roasting, grinding, molding.
Tip: Reserve on operator site or email [email protected]. Arrive 10 minutes early; late arrivals not admitted. Ticket carries a 10% same-day discount.
Biltmore's winery occupies the estate's former dairy in Antler Hill Village, where daytime admission covers a complimentary tasting and the clock tower hosts a paid red wine and chocolate flight.
Tip: Tour included with the estate ticket.
Sierra Nevada's Mills River brewery, 20 miles south of Asheville, runs guided tours daily between 10:00 and 17:00, from the 60-minute Hoppy Hour walk to Beyond the Pale and its nine beer samples.
Tip: All four tours are paid and reserved ahead: $17.08 Hoppy Hour, $28.77 Beyond the Pale, $40 Trail Pass outdoor walk, $96.79 Beer Geek. No one under 12 is admitted.
Eating Asheville's Classic tour visits up to five downtown restaurants over two hours, working through farm-to-table and seasonal plates with two alcoholic pairings included.
Tip: Book on the operator site at least 48 hours ahead. The High Roller upgrade ($89, 2.5 hours, 6 stops) is the longer format; private group tours on request.
Asheville Food Tours walks downtown Asheville's food scene with up to seven stops at handpicked restaurants and food shops. Alcohol included.
Tip: Book on the operator site. Sister formats include The Food Fan Tour (Sun/Tue/Wed, led by food writer Stu Helm) and a Saturday 11:00 Brunch Tour.
Taste Carolina runs downtown Asheville walking tours through five or six tastings at farm-to-table restaurants, eclectic cafes and specialty food stores.
Tip: Book on the operator's Asheville page. Tours run rain or shine; comfortable shoes essential.