Wine Bars near Little Switzrlnd

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  • Chalet Restaurant 86 High Ridge Rd, Little Switzerland American · $$

    1 Chalet Restaurant

    4.2 Good 316 Reviews

    86 High Ridge Rd, Little Switzerland

    Customers’ favorites

    • Louisiana Blackened Prime Rib
    • Blackened Prime Rib Sandwich
    • Lobster Louis Salad
    • Orange Glazed Duck

    “It was definitely nice to come back to the Chalet. It had been several years since our last visit. Always beautiful scenery, and air up in mountains well let's just say I feel at home. Our evening began with appetizer (Salmon dip with Pickle veggies and crackers). Oops, can't forget the bread Knotts with whipped butter that our waitress( Tori) brought with our water as we looked over the menu. The flow from our waitress and the kitchen was timed without flaw. We never really had to ask for anything since our waitress was completely on her game. The day was my 62nd birthday and I can't think of anywhere else I would of rather enjoyed my evening with family. My main course was Grilled shrimp with a side salad and ancient grains and greens”

  • Little Switzerland Orchard, Cidery , Winery & Brewery 539 Blue Ridge Gem Mine Rd, Spruce Pine Wine Bar · $

    2 Little Switzerland Orchard, Cidery , Winery & Brewery

    4.8 Superb 84 Reviews

    539 Blue Ridge Gem Mine Rd, Spruce Pine · 2.56 miles

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Flight of Cider

    “My boyfriend has been going since the place opened, and he brought me along the second time he went. Since then, we always make sure we make time to stop by when we’re in the area. We love it here! (My boyfriend keeps saying he wants our wedding drinks catered from here one day too :))”

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