15 Best Vegan Restaurants near Mccaysville

“My wife and I were in Blue Ridge for a weekend trip and decided to try this restaurant for lunch. SO glad we did! I got a Cuban sandwich and my wife had the steak sandwich. Both were amazing! We came back later in the day and picked a rum cake and a piece of tres leches cake to take back to our cabin. Both were incredible! This was our favorite restaurant on our trip and we will definitely be back!“

“This place was 10/10. The brownies are to DIE FOR. Reasonable prices considering the quality of the dessert!“

“We enjoyed eating at Southern Charm on our trip to the mountains last week. Never had a bad meal there. My husband and I shared a catfish plate and a jumbo fried shrimp plate. The portions were huge and the food was as always hot and delicious. The prices were very reasonable also. The cheese grits were the best I’ve ever had. I am hoping the chef will please send me the recipe or at least tell me what cheeses were used. We almost came back the very next night to order the exact same thing.…but decided not to over indulge. We do love some fried catfish and shrimp though. We will definitely be back for more soon. The empty plates speak for themselves.“

“Worth the drive from anywhere!! The best Cuban sandwich ever.“

“Reservation one month in advance for patio ,asked hostess if that was it out front. Waited 35 minutes she then went to seat us inside, we said outside please waited waited at least 20 more minutes, then 10 more to be greeted. ,med rare 16 oz. Ribeye,was very rare. Potatoes good. G.m.approached every table but ours. I still tipped 20 percent to server, not all her fault. . Never again“

“Super nice place. Everyone we encountered was very friendly. We did the U-pick apples and it was fun. We loved they had a ride only option for thise that may want to ride but don't need the extra bag of apples. Bakery was delish, and the slushies amd ciders are yummy.“

“We had a great experience at Misty Mountain Hops during a recent trip to Blue Ridge. We showed up around 5:00 p.m. on a Saturday with a party of seven, which can sometimes be a challenge in a busy tourist town. To our surprise, we were seated immediately with no wait at all.
From the start, our waitress was friendly, attentive, and very patient with our group, especially when it came to getting all of the kids' drink orders figured out. There was a small issue with one of my brother-in-law's drinks, but it was handled quickly and without any fuss. It's always nice to see a restaurant take care of a problem immediately instead of making it a bigger issue than it needs to be.
For appetizers, we tried the fried deviled eggs, both the traditional version and the buffalo version. If you've never had fried deviled eggs before, definitely give them a shot. They were unique and really good. One thing I will mention is that the buffalo version has a legitimate kick to it. If you're someone who normally orders mild buffalo sauce, be aware that this is closer to what I'd consider a hot buffalo flavor. The taste was excellent, but it definitely brings some heat.
That same theme carried over to my sister-in-law's buffalo chicken wrap. She enjoyed it and finished it, but it was spicier than expected. Again, great flavor, but if you're sensitive to spicy food, you may want to order something else or at least be prepared for a little burn.
The food across the table was excellent, and everyone seemed happy with what they ordered. What really stood out, though, was the service. We mentioned that it was my nephew's 16th birthday, and our waitress decided to make it fun by sticking birthday candles in his order of tater tots. It was completely unexpected and honestly hilarious. It wasn't some big over-the-top production, just a simple gesture that made everyone laugh and made his birthday dinner a little more memorable.
Sometimes it's the little things that make a restaurant stand out, and that's exactly what happened here. Good food, great service, a fun atmosphere, and a staff that genuinely seemed to care about making sure we had a good experience.
If we find ourselves back in Blue Ridge anytime soon, Misty Mountain Hops will definitely be on our list of places to visit again. Highly recommend“

“We go to Chester's fairly often and can recommend it highly. It's super popular and takes no reservations, so having to wait is no fun. But once you're seated, the service is friendly and quick, the fast-casual food is delicious, and the price moderate. Why is Chesters's popular, crowded and successful? Because its formula is sure-fire and executed well.“

“Molly (my dog) and I grabbed a delicious bite, wine for me, treats for her, enjoyed it immensely. Great staff! We'll be back.“

“Great food. Hard working owner. He does it all… one man band. I highly recommend. Reservations highly recommended.“

“The best Mexican restaurant I've ever visited!!“

“Jason is PHENOMENAL! Just the right amount of attentiveness. He recommended a couple of things on the menu, all of which were top notch. My husband enjoyed the salmon and I enjoyed the trout. He made a lovely wine pairing recommendation for my trout. 10/10“

“Our favorite spot, love the outdoor seating over looking downtown. Perfect pit stop on bike riding days.“

“Love the banana nut pancakes.“

“Great Wings & Great Drinks at Blue Coyote Blue Coyote is a must-stop in Blue Ridge if you love great wings and well-made drinks. The wings are outstanding—perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and some of the best in the area. Pair them with a drink from the bar and you’re set. The atmosphere is fun and laid-back, the drinks are strong and tasty, and the overall vibe makes it a great place to hang out with friends or unwind after a day in town. Consistently good food, great drinks, and a spot we always enjoy coming back to. Highly recommend.“