Asheville: Guided Craft Brewery Tour with a Snack
Experience the perfect introduction to Asheville's world-renowned craft beer scene on a guided behind-the-scenes tour to 3 local breweries or cider houses. Enjoy beer ...
5 Walnut Wine Bar (live music) is a live music venue in Downtown, Asheville.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Walk-in, no cover. Brass and Afrobeat on weekend evenings; arrive by 19:30 for a seat near the stage.
Experience the perfect introduction to Asheville's world-renowned craft beer scene on a guided behind-the-scenes tour to 3 local breweries or cider houses. Enjoy beer ...
Experience a guided sunset rooftop tour in Asheville. Enjoy panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and skyline, with a handcrafted cocktail or mocktail at each stop.
Explore Asheville's rooftop bars on a guided tour. Enjoy a sample cocktail or mocktail at each stop, learn about the city's history, and take in stunning views from above.
Address: 5 W Walnut St, Asheville, NC 28801
The Social Lounge above Strada Italiano on Broadway Street is Asheville's original rooftop cocktail bar. Italian-leaning cocktails, covered patio, weekend.
Tip: Walk-up; covered patio works in rain or shoulder season. The rooftop fills first on warm evenings.
The Crow and Quill on North Lexington Avenue is Asheville's hidden speakeasy with 800+ whiskeys and 1,000 spirits. Edgar Allan Poe-meets-1920s aesthetic.
Tip: Look for the 106 and the lanterns; door is unmarked. Small cover for non-members; reservations recommended weekends.
O.Henry's on Haywood Street is Asheville's longtime LGBTQ pub, with drag shows on weekends.
Tip: Weekend drag shows from 22:30; pub-style cocktail and beer menu. Walk-in welcoming format.
The Rankin Vault on Rankin Avenue, a one-way downtown alley, opened in 2008 as a cocktail lounge with the Vault Burger served until 02:00 daily.
Tip: Late-night menu kicks in at 23:00. The Vault Burger is the local-cult late-night order.
The Orange Peel on Biltmore Avenue is Asheville's headline mid-size music venue. 1,050 capacity, hosting national touring acts from Bob Dylan to Smashing.
Tip: Buy tickets via the venue website. Standing-room floor; balcony seats are limited and sell first.
The Social Lounge above Strada Italiano on Broadway Street is Asheville's original rooftop cocktail bar. Italian-leaning cocktails, covered patio, weekend.
Tip: Walk-up; covered patio works in rain or shoulder season. The rooftop fills first on warm evenings.
Antidote's top-floor bar at Chemist Spirits on Coxe Avenue runs as a 1920s apothecary-styled cocktail rooftop above the South Slope. Chemist gin and rum.
Tip: Top floor takes the South Slope views. Distillery tours run downstairs weekends; book ahead.
The Crow and Quill on North Lexington Avenue is Asheville's hidden speakeasy with 800+ whiskeys and 1,000 spirits. Edgar Allan Poe-meets-1920s aesthetic.
Tip: Look for the 106 and the lanterns; door is unmarked. Small cover for non-members; reservations recommended weekends.
O.Henry's on Haywood Street is Asheville's longtime LGBTQ pub, with drag shows on weekends.
Tip: Weekend drag shows from 22:30; pub-style cocktail and beer menu. Walk-in welcoming format.
The Rankin Vault on Rankin Avenue, a one-way downtown alley, opened in 2008 as a cocktail lounge with the Vault Burger served until 02:00 daily.
Tip: Late-night menu kicks in at 23:00. The Vault Burger is the local-cult late-night order.
The Orange Peel on Biltmore Avenue is Asheville's headline mid-size music venue. 1,050 capacity, hosting national touring acts from Bob Dylan to Smashing.
Tip: Buy tickets via the venue website. Standing-room floor; balcony seats are limited and sell first.