Come explore our little mountain town!
Named for the scenic mountain range that towers over the town, Black Mountain, NC combines small-town charm with big outdoor adventure. With its laid-back, friendly vibe, walkable downtown, and vibrant local food and craft beer scene, travelers and locals alike love kicking back and exploring this quaint mountain town. Just 16 miles east of downtown Asheville on I-40, you can hike or bike the many mountain trails, camp under the stars or stay in a local bed and breakfast, and stroll downtown, enjoying local art galleries, shopping, and some of the best cuisine and local craft beers in Western NC.
Welcome to The Best Little Beer Town. Black Mountain, NC.

Black Mountain’s Local Craft Brews
Black Mountain has quietly become a haven for fans of craft beers, IPAs, lagers, and stouts. With its scenic mountain backdrop and over 50 independent places to get a craft beer, beer-travelers are putting Black Mountain at the top of their lists as a must-visit destination.
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Events & Happenings
There’s a lot happening in Black Mountain, NC these days! Enjoy your favorite small-town charm while exploring new restaurants, family-friendly events, live music, and award-winning beers!
Free Parking
- Suntrust lot
- All the churches have free parking
- BiLo lot
- The Lowdown- Mellie Mac’s Garden Shack by Hampton Inn
- Tyson Furniture lot between Black Mountain Brewing and Berliner Kindl
- Town Square park
- Lot beside Black Mountain Kitchen and Ale House
Black Mountain has tons of free parking throughout town!
Our Partners
BLBT Partners are a collective of local Black Mountain business owners.

BAD Craft
128 Cherry Street
828-357-8080
Beer, Art and Dessert — A finely curated collection showcasing some of the region’s finest talent and creativity in the heart of downtown Black Mountain.

Black Mountain Ale Trail
Meetup point is at Black Mountain Brewing, 131 Broadway Avenue
828-708-0229
For those wanting a deep dive into the town’s beer scene, Black Mountain Ale Trail has guided brewery tours in a mini-bus, allowing visitors to learn about each brewery’s brewing process – complete with beer tastings at each stop.

Black Mountain Brewing
131 Broadway Avenue
828-357-5010
What is Black Mountain Brewing about besides making outstanding craft beer? Black Mountain Brewing was established in 2017 as a means to provide a place where people can gather together to drink great beer and be part of a community. We believe community is what gives humans a sense of belonging and well-being, which leads to a solid sense of self. Community is what makes us whole. An important concept in urban design is what is known as the “Third Place.” Healthy communities are composed of First, Second, and Third Places. The First Place is your home — where you lay your head at night. The Second Place is your workplace — where you do the things you do. And the Third Place is where you form connections with others — where you can express your dreams, your thoughts, and your ideas with like-minded people. It is an anchoring spot for the community. For communities to be strong and healthy, the Third Place is vital. Third Places are where people go because they know they will feel a sense of connection. Whether you’re having a beer with a friend or you’re here by yourself to be part of a community, we want you to feel like you’ve found your Third Place at Black Mountain Brewing.

Black Mountain Kitchen + Ale House
117-C Cherry Street
828-669-9090
Black Mountain Kitchen + Ale House serves up Southern comfort food, the best fried chicken around, and great beer! The patio’s mountain views can’t be beat. We think the world is a better place with fried chicken, a burger cooked to the right temperature, and a sandwich with house-made “anything they can think of” in it. Plus! A 30-foot bar with 19 taps offering an impressive variety of domestic, import and local microbrewery beers, and an extensive wine list.

The Bush Farmhouse
151 S. Ridgeway Avenue
828-357-5367
The Bush Farmhouse plays hopscotch with South African flavors, cuisine and drink. Chef and owner Mark Henegan has been in the restaurant industry for over 30 years. From his time at Il Buco in New York City he went on to open Madiba in Brooklyn in 1999 and then Madiba at MIST in Harlem in 2014. He has called North Carolina home since the early 2000s and have now created The Bush Farmhouse, his latest concept in South African inspired eating.

Epic Cycles
102 Sutton Avenue
828-669-5969
Epic Cycles has been in the business of bikes for 20 years. We love riding them, fixing them, cleaning them and looking at them. We love old worn bike parts that tell stories of long summer days in the woods and crisp fall mornings cruising around the neighborhood. We love the incomparable feeling of freedom and adventure bikes provide. Most of all we love sharing them with others. Whether it’s setting up your child on their first bike or breathing new life into your old trusty commuter, the reason we come to work each day is to help you find freedom and joy on two wheels.

Foothills Butcher Bar
107 Black Mountain Avenue
828-357-9029
Foothills Butcher Bar is located in the heart of downtown Black Mountain, just a few blocks away from where we originally began as a farmer’s market vendor in 2002.
Our Black Mountain butcher bar is a casual dine-in and carry-out experience, with our legendary focus on local foods and handmade meats. We offer indoor dining, a full bar, and a spacious outdoor patio with shade for summer days and heaters for wintertime. We are kid-friendly.
On the other side of the restaurant is our butcher shop, where our team works with local farms to bring you pasture-raised meats in all of our delicious plates. Enjoy burgers, house-made hot dogs, and tallow fries, features from our smokehouse, and daily specials.

Foothills Grange
120 Broadway
Welcome to Foothills Grange, the newest Black Mountain eatery and bar by Foothills Meats, just steps away from where we began our journey 20 years ago. The Grange’s expansive outdoor space features seating for 250 people with covered picnic tables, a large patio with seating off the main building, a kids’ play space with dirt piles and Tonka trucks, and a permanent food truck that will serve Foothills’ classics menu of house ground hamburgers, our secret recipe hot dogs, specialty sandwiches and famous tallow fries.
The main building has an airy indoor bar with 16 taps, a large bottle and can selection, and slushies for kids and adults. Parking is available along Broadway and adjoining streets.

Little Sprout Carryout
404 East State Street
828-357-9100
Little Sprout Carryout is the Black Mountain community outlet for The Red Radish Catering Company. We provide chef-inspired meals that are ready when you are – no planning, shopping or cooking required. If you need a sweet treat, a garden fresh salad or a gourmet meal on the go…give us a shout – at Little Sprout.

The Lowdown
204 Black Mountain Avenue
A sister outdoor location to BAD Craft, The Lowdown, inside the fence of Mellie Mac’s Garden Shack, is a unique partnership combining beverages, music, and a “horticultural extravaganza” where they have relocated the monthly Black Mountain Poetry Jam along with weekly live music offerings.

The Railyard Black Mountain
Pulling into town soon!

Seven Sisters Gallery
119 Broadway Avenue
828-669-5107

SMOKE Black Mountain
131 Broadway Avenue, behind Black Mountain Brewing
SMOKE Black Mountain is a BBQ food truck with a giant smoker behind Black Mountain Brewing. Definitely not BBQ as usual. You’ll find all your favorites, plus things like venison, rabbit, duck, and smoked hummus. Order at the window, or online at https://tinyurl.com/OrderSmoke.

Taco Billy
Second location in Black Mountain, coming soon!
Family-owned, family-run, family-inspired and always family-friendly, TacoBilly marks the intersection of Passion and Adventure.

Veranda Cafe & Gifts
119 Cherry Street
828-669-8864
Sandwiches, soups, salads and Southern specialties – “best lunch in Black Mountain” since 1966.

WNC Outdoor Collective
110 Black Mountain Avenue
WNC Outdoor Collective’s desire is to create a place where people are paramount and where everyone is welcome around the campfire. “We are re-creating outdoor retail by putting human connection at the center of who we are and making retail a byproduct of that community,” says founder Lincoln Walters. “In short; COMMUNITY · COFFEE · BEER + GEAR. And as we continually strive to be the intersection between people and the outdoors, our vision would be that each purchase would have the power not just for good, but for change, in the places we love the most.”
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