Adventure Brief
Discover Asheville’s culinary scene with The High Roller small plate crawl. A flavorful journey through the city’s best eateries—perfect for foodies and curious travelers alike.
2.5 hours
easy
Family Friendly
No Experience Required
Discover Asheville’s culinary scene with The High Roller small plate crawl. A flavorful journey through the city’s best eateries—perfect for foodies and curious travelers alike.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, no special physical condition required
Wildlife
History
Asheville has a rich history rooted in arts and music, influencing its vibrant food scene today.
Conservation
Participating restaurants focus on local sourcing and sustainable practices, supporting Asheville’s eco-conscious ethos.
Eating Asheville
Discover Asheville’s culinary scene with The High Roller small plate crawl. A flavorful journey through the city’s best eateries—perfect for foodies and curious travelers alike.
Eating Asheville is a local food tour company in Asheville, North Carolina, that specializes in guided culinary and craft-beer walking tours. The company designs small-group experiences that showcase Asheville’s breweries, restaurants, and regional flavors. Tours are led by local guides who explain the food and drink selections, neighborhood history, and connections to Asheville’s food scene.
Eating Asheville offers two signature experiences: The Cold One, a two-hour walking tour that pairs award-winning craft brews with food and a casual lunch stop; and The High Roller, a 2.5-hour small-plate crawl across six acclaimed restaurants with beverage pairings, available Thursday through Saturday. Each itinerary focuses on curated tastings at multiple stops to highlight local producers and culinary techniques.
The company emphasizes transparent booking policies, clear meeting points, and manageable group sizes to ensure an engaging, personalized experience. Menus and participating venues can change seasonally; guides adapt to dietary preferences and communicate options before booking. Eating Asheville works with established local restaurants and breweries, which supports credibility through partnerships with recognized businesses in the Asheville dining scene.
Reviews and third-party listings often reference the tours’ knowledgeable guides, variety of tastings, and efficient pacing. For visitors seeking an introduction to Asheville’s culinary landscape, Eating Asheville provides structured, on-foot experiences that combine beer, small plates, and neighborhood exploration. The company accepts online reservations and provides clear pre-tour information, meeting locations, and contact details to help guests prepare and maximize their Asheville food tour experience, and dietary accommodations.
Tours Offered
2
Two signature tasting experiences
Typical Length
2–2.5 hrs
Walking tours with short stops
Availability
Thu–Sat (High Roller)
Weekend availability for High Roller
Focus
Food & Beer
Culinary and craft-beer pairings
Reserve a spot on The Cold One or The High Roller to explore Asheville’s breweries and restaurants with a local guide.
Arrive early to each location
Ensure prompt arrival to maximize tasting time and enjoy the full experience.
Stay hydrated and pace yourself
With multiple stops, staying hydrated helps you enjoy all the dishes comfortably.
Dress comfortable and stylish
Casual-smart attire fits the lively, social atmosphere of the crawl.
Bring a positive attitude and appetite
Be ready to savor and appreciate each dish, making it a memorable culinary adventure.
Comfortable walking shoes
Needed for easy movement between venues during the crawl.
Small backpack or purse
Convenient for carrying essentials and any souvenirs.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated between tastings.
Compact camera or smartphone
Capture the delicious moments and scenic city views.