The Bavarian Biergarten - Asheville

This is a fantastic little German restaurant! The quality and taste of the food are amazing! I had the garlic brat with German potato salad (served warm and tangy) and fried potatoes, which were delicious and felt homemade—absolutely brilliant. The gala mocha was delightful as well, a mix of mocha with peppermint liqueur and whipped cream. I will definitely eat there again before I head back to Kansas!

The menu features the classic dishes you'd expect from a German restaurant, with some interesting twists. Unlike many places, they don’t use pre-prepared ingredients; everything is made to order. They also offer a wide selection of German beers, as well as both white and red wines. With outstanding food, excellent service, and a pleasant atmosphere, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone traveling through the area.

I absolutely loved it! The restaurant has a cozy and romantic ambiance, serving authentic German cuisine. They have an excellent selection of wines and beers. The chicken carving with mushroom sauce and spätzle was outstanding. Our waiter, Jason, was knowledgeable about the menu, attentive, and friendly. We had a wonderful dining experience and plan to return during our next visit to Asheville.

Wow! the atmosphere is great! you feel like you're in a family member as soon as you enter the squeaking door. or if they choose, the outside seats also look great! I have never been to Germany, but one of the people I had lived with for 4 years there and it was all he hoped and dreamed it would be. menu points were before location great beer. service was excellent. if they are looking for German food they would expect in Germany, then this is the place to go without traveling all the way to Germany. we are back to the definitiw. Unfortunately we did not know that it has been there for 14 years! it has to try and its only 9 minutes from the inner city of asheville!

This is a little gem in North Asheville, South Weaverville. We are staying at the Pines Cottages and this place is right at the bottom of the hill. We popped in on a Monday evening (they were only open 5p-9p and no one else was dining so I thought things might be super sketchy but also realized we aren't here on peak season or day. The server/bartender (can't remember his name... so sorry! came from the back and had us promptly greeted and seated. Took our drink order quickly which consisted of a half pint of Weihanstephan Hefeweizen and Das Boot of Spaeten Optimator! On tap, wow! Decor was so traditionally German and brought me back to my High School years in German class as these taverns were described. Hot dough rolls complimentary served before our two brats, sauerkraut, red cabbage and apple slice were fantastic. Two other couples popped in while we were eating, too, and the bartender was so welcoming and attentive to everyone. I wish I could take this place back with us when we go home!