
Tupelo Honey is a well-known restaurant with a few locations that I was told is a must-visit while in the area.

Since I had pretty much been eating all day, I was only in the mood for a snack.

We started with some biscuits and jam. I love that biscuits come with every meal in the south.

And I ordered some fried green tomatoes - panko-crusted fried green tomatoes, basil, roasted red pepper sauce, served over stone-ground goat cheese grits.


Sometimes just homemade, comfort food is what hits the spot. And Kathrine's Cafe in Nitro does just that.

The pub has a gambling area, but the front seems mostly dedicated to diners. So, Dawn and I looked over the menu before making a decision.

She went wit ha burger, which they claim is the best in town. I went with a chicken and cheese quesadilla... and pasta salad!

It was made with love, and you can taste it!

I think ice cream is the perfect ending to every meal. So, each time Dawn and I had a fabulous dinner in Asheville, we looked for a nearby ice cream parlor to end our evening. On this day, we stopped at the Ultimate Ice Cream Company.

So, I got these ice cream dippers, which are waffle cone pieces in ice cream, all topped with caramel, whipped cream and a cherry.

It was a fun take on a sundae - and very tasty.

I'm slowly making my way eating around Snowshoe. And while there recently, I decided to stop at Wildcat Provisions to pick up some quick breakfast.
The shop has a wide variety of snacks and basic pantry essentials. They have pepperoni rolls, deli sandwiches and hot dogs, too.
Here was my breakfast.
Summit Coffee Co. is a local coffee roaster in Asheville.

It's a super cute and cool vibe that is home to lots of working professionals during the day.

We went here while waiting for our lunch place to open.

Instead of coffee, I actually went with a cup of hot chocolate.

Huntington is home to a few BBQ joints, but Buddy's All-American BBQ is one that I've been wanting to try for some time.
While heading out of town, I called in an order. And as soon as I arrived, it was all packaged up and ready for me to go.
And I ordered a pulled pork sandwich with slaw, mac & cheese and potato salad.
This was some of the tastiest slaw I've had in some time! And I don't think I've ever had potato salad where the potatoes were cut in strips - but it was tasty.

Buxton Hall BBQ is well-known in the foodie community.

It has been named a "Best BBQ in the South in 2019" by Southern Living.

"Come to Pitmaster Elliott Moss’ Asheville Valhalla for the Carolina-style, whole-hog barbecue and stay for James Beard Award-nominated pastry Chef Ashley Capps’ rotating selection of pies."

So, not only is the BBQ unbelievable, the desserts are to-die-for.

The BBQ here has a few different sauces: East Carolina Vinegar, Red Sauce. XX Vinegar and XX Red.

I've not had a lot of great experiences with vinegar bbq sauce, but this perfectly accented the pulled pork.

It wasn't overpowering and just added some nice flavor. Very good.

And, I had to try all of them, of course.

I was excited they even had a white bbq sauce - which I would eat every day if I could!

The sides here are also not to be missed. The mac & cheese was so creamy, that cornbread was a delight, and potato salad added some tang.

For dessert - the best banana cream pie I've ever had. Nilla wafers, bananas ... just, wow. Maybe the best dessert I've ever had.

I'm on a slow journey to Tudor's Biscuit World domination.

As I'm making my way through all the various locations, I've also been tryin a good bit of the menu.

But on this trip, I went with my old stand-by: the sausage biscuit with grape jelly.

It always hits the spot. What's your favorite biscuit?
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