Biltmore Village has long been one of Asheville, N.C.’s, most charming destinations, blending historic architecture, walkable streets, boutique shopping and world-class dining. Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene took its toll, the neighborhood is continuing its recovery with determination. Whether you’re planning a visit to Asheville or considering moving to this Western N.C. city and exploring real estate nearby, Biltmore Village offers plenty to enjoy. Here are the businesses that are back and welcoming patrons, with many more reopenings planned in the coming months.
Dining in Biltmore Village
Corner Kitchen – A local favorite for brunch in Asheville, Corner Kitchen offers creative Southern-inspired cuisine in a historic 1890s home. 3 Boston Way.
Red Stag Grill – Located inside the Grand Bohemian Lodge, Red Stag Grill provides upscale dining with European-inspired flavors in an eclectic mountain lodge atmosphere. 11 Boston Way.
Ruth’s Chris Steak House – Known for not only its steaks, but also its popular sides and extensive wine list, Ruth’s Chris offers a classic steakhouse experience, from special occasions to large gatherings. 26 All Souls Crescent.
Shopping and boutiques in Biltmore Village
Monkee’s of Biltmore – This women’s boutique offers designer clothing, shoes and accessories — a great choice when you want to get in a little shopping in Asheville. 2 Swan St.
Palm Village – A Lilly Pulitzer Signature Store – This bright, cheerful boutique specializes in Lilly Pulitzer clothing and accessories, perfect for resort wear or casual mountain style. 1 All Souls Crescent.
JW Bell – This men’s boutique offers refined apparel and accessories with timeless style. It’s a favorite for shoppers seeking classic, high-quality menswear in Asheville. 1 All Souls Crescent.
Gardener’s Cottage – This boutique florist and gift shop offering fresh blooms, unique home décor and curated gifts is ideal for visitors and new Asheville homeowners alike. 34 All Souls Crescent.
Art and antiques in Biltmore Village
New Morning Gallery – One of the largest craft galleries in the country, New Morning Gallery features handmade furniture, pottery, glass and artwork by American artisans. 7 Boston Way.
Village Artist Market – This local gallery showcasing the work of regional artists spotlights everything from paintings and pottery to jewelry and handcrafted gifts. 32 All Souls Crescent.
Village Antiques – This premier Asheville antique shop offers curated furniture, rugs, art and collectibles for homeowners and design enthusiasts alike. 755 Biltmore Ave.
Antique Tobacco Barn – With 70,000 square feet of antiques and vintage treasures, this massive warehouse has long been a favorite shopping destination, whether you’re looking to decorate your home, add to your antique collection, or simply explore the eclectic offerings. 75 Swannanoa River Road.
Wellness and lifestyle in Biltmore Village
Zen Skincare & Waxing Studio – This peaceful spa offering facials, waxing and personalized skincare treatments makes for a perfect day of self-care in Asheville. 25 Reed St., Suite 106.
Hotels and galleries in Biltmore Village
Grand Bohemian Lodge Asheville – This luxury hotel combines rustic mountain elegance with upscale amenities in the heart of Biltmore Village. 11 Boston Way.
Grand Bohemian Gallery – Located within the Lodge, this gallery features contemporary and traditional art that reflects the region’s creative spirit. 11 Boston Way.
Curious about Biltmore Village real estate?
If you’re considering buying a home in Asheville, living near Biltmore Village means you’ll have access to walkable streets, historic charm and some of the city’s most beloved businesses right outside your door. For more information on real estate in the Biltmore Village area, or anywhere in Asheville or Western N.C., please contact us at Info@MyMosaicRealty.com, or call us anytime at 828-707-9556.
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