Asheville dinner....not too loud

[BayouTeche]

Trying to set up a dinner with the in-laws for the first weekend of November. There will be six of us. I'd suggested Curate, but my father-in-law's hearing isn't what it used to be. I'm thinking it might be to noisy for him to participate in dinner conversation. Would this be an accurate assumption? Other suggestions?

[NANCY]

Fig in Biltmore Village might be a good choice. It's very small and hasn't been noisy on past visits. http://www.figbistro.com/

If you're going to visit the Biltmore Estate, consider the Dining Room at the Inn for dinner. It's very, very good, not at all noisy, but very, very expensive. If you're a passholder, you may make a reservation for your party after 5 pm and they will not need tickets to the estate.
http://www.biltmore.com/visit/food_wi...

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Biltmore Estate
1 Approach Rd, Asheville, NC 28803

[danna]

I've never been to the Dining Room at Biltmore Estate, but my parents liked it. My Mom has an auditory nerve issue so quiet rooms are important to her. Fig sounds like a good choice too.

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Biltmore Estate
1 Approach Rd, Asheville, NC 28803

[BayouTeche]

Made reservations at the Market Place. Thanks for everyone's suggestions.

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Market Place
20 Wall St, Asheville, NC 28801

[Scirocco]

be curious how you like it. I've had some great food there during a reception they hosted (off-menu food), but didn't know how the daily menu stacked up.

[Littleman]

Corner Kitchen is fun. Good luck.

http://www.thecornerkitchen.com/

[marney]

The Market Place is wonderful and not to loud.

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Market Place
20 Wall St, Asheville, NC 28801

[BayouTeche]

Thanks marney. Market Place looks like a good option.

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Market Place
20 Wall St, Asheville, NC 28801