Asheville on Sunday

[gungadin]

What is open that is good?

[mbgphoto]

Tupelo Honey is a great downtown destination. The Shrimp and Grits is amazing!

[leahinsc]

kind of a fun place downtown that is open Sunday nites is Lobster Trap on College St. Left Bank on Patton - more towards fine dining - they make their own goat cheese and Market Place on Wall St - sometimes a little snooty but use good quality ingredients.

[gungadin]

Thanks, Leah--I was hoping you would respond. Usually, chef owned places with local produce. It would be nice if this was not a break-the-bank place, but we don't mind spending money for good value. I can cook steak at home so rarely eat it out. Not vegetarians but open to good vegetarian food. Actually any type, as long as it is really good. I have read some of your reviews and I'll bet if you like it, so would we.

[leahinsc]

I'm surprised you are finding that not much is open. Here in ASheville many places are closed on Tuesdays to accomodate tourists. What type of food do you like?

[gungadin]

Sounds great--but I was thinking more like Sunday evening. Not much is open--any ideas?

[leahinsc]

I'll 2nd that...the scones with lemon curd...pretty much any of the brunch options, in the winter the hot chocolate with churros...awesome.

[pilches]

Second Limones and not just for brunch. Dinners are wonderful, too!!!

[Jeff C.]

The Sunday brunch at Limones is a must. They have wonderful SoCal Mexican-inspired brunch fare and the best Mojitos and Bloody Marys in town. Lovely decor, too. (Google the website, if you want to take a gander at the menu).