Browse menus, reviews and photos of Bars near Brevard.
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40 West Main Street Ste a, Brevard
“Sarah was a delight. Super sweet and accommodating. Shop is very cute and quaint with tons of little trinkets and jewelry. Will def visit again if back in the area.”
Seafood · $
55 East Main Street, Brevard
Customers’ favorites
“Had lunch here on Labor Day, initially because not many other places were open. But so glad I did! They were a bit understaffed, but the food more than made up for it. Chile Rellenos were actually roasted. Corn tortillas were handmade and delicious. Black beans were amazing. Would definitely go back. Moved to WNC a few years ago from TX and this place is now in my top 5 list of Mexican restaurants.”
Bar · $$
326 South Broad Street, Brevard
“By far the best late night bar in Brevard. Oven baked Tombstone pizzas and White Castle burgers are on point everytime. Good place to watch sports. Bartendar Allison is smokin and cool as hell. Good owner, knows my drink order right when I walk in the door.”
Beer Gardens · $
10771 Greenville Highway, Cedar Mountain · 7.72 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Such a cool, friendly gathering place. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Best craft beer, wide range of NA beers, ciders, kombucha, etc. Oh, and don’t forget the wonderful live music…truly amazing artists!”
American · $
470 Brickyard Road, Etowah · 9.7 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Recently visited Zeke’s and had the braised short ribs on a bed on risotto with carrots, celery and a side of garlic spinach and yellow squash. The dish was fresh and delicious. Although I believe short ribs are supposed to be served on the bone. The dish was still very good. Very tender meat and excellent presentation. The spinach and garlic was outstanding and would have made a great meal all on its own. Highly highly recommended! Their Prime Rib on Friday along with their fried pickles are amazing!!”
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