
Private tour · 3 hours
Private Walking Food Tour in Asheville Downtown Heritage
Each tasting is included so you can savor without pause. What hidden hands shaped these flavors across time?
WALLS Wine Bar is a wine bar in Downtown, Asheville.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Food program: Cheese, charcuterie, snacks
Tip: Self-pour wine card system; pre-load and walk the gallery between tastings. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Private tour · 3 hours
Each tasting is included so you can savor without pause. What hidden hands shaped these flavors across time?

Guided tour · 3 hours
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 ...

Guided tour · 1 hour
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.
Address: 38 Broadway St, Asheville, NC 28801
Botanist and Barrel's Asheville tasting bar on Broadway Street pours the women-owned cidery and natural-wine producer's line-up, with monthly flights.
PourPet-nat cider flight
WineNatural cider, pet-nats, orange wines
FoodCheese plates, snacks
TipCider flights are the easiest entry; the orange wine flight rotates monthly.
Battery Park Book Exchange in the Grove Arcade pairs a champagne bar with a used-book store. Literary cocktails and grower champagne on rare-book shelves.
PourGrower champagne by the glass
WineChampagne and sparkling, broad by-the-glass list
FoodCheese and charcuterie boards
TipWalk-in only. The cellar-room champagne flights take the literary cocktail crowd on weekends.
5 Walnut Wine Bar on West Walnut Street in downtown Asheville has been the city's live-music wine bar since 2008. TableJourney editor pick for the year.
PourItalian regional reds, $5-15 by the glass
WineEclectic by-the-glass, value-leaning list
FoodCheese, charcuterie, small plates
TipWalk-in. The live-music calendar runs nightly; brass and Afrobeat on weekend evenings.
Botanist and Barrel's Asheville tasting bar on Broadway Street pours the women-owned cidery and natural-wine producer's line-up, with monthly flights.
PourPet-nat cider flight
WineNatural cider, pet-nats, orange wines
FoodCheese plates, snacks
TipCider flights are the easiest entry; the orange wine flight rotates monthly.
Drew Wallace's Leo's House of Thirst on Haywood Road in West Asheville was a 2025 James Beard semifinalist for Outstanding Wine and Other Beverages Program.
PourNatural pet-nat or skin-contact white by the glass
WineNatural, low-intervention wines by the glass and bottle
FoodSeasonal small plates, all-day cafe
TipOpen from 09:00 for espresso and breakfast; the wine list opens midday. Closed Mondays.
Battery Park Book Exchange in the Grove Arcade pairs a champagne bar with a used-book store. Literary cocktails and grower champagne on rare-book shelves.
PourGrower champagne by the glass
WineChampagne and sparkling, broad by-the-glass list
FoodCheese and charcuterie boards
TipWalk-in only. The cellar-room champagne flights take the literary cocktail crowd on weekends.
5 Walnut Wine Bar on West Walnut Street in downtown Asheville has been the city's live-music wine bar since 2008. TableJourney editor pick for the year.
PourItalian regional reds, $5-15 by the glass
WineEclectic by-the-glass, value-leaning list
FoodCheese, charcuterie, small plates
TipWalk-in. The live-music calendar runs nightly; brass and Afrobeat on weekend evenings.