Top Restaurants in Fairview
Top 10 American food in Fairview, North Carolina, United States
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Fairview. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you. including Luella's Bar-B-Que, The Local Joint, Angelo's Family Restaurant, Native Kitchen & Social Pub, Little Caft, Okie Dokies Smokehouse, Abeja's House Cafe, Copper Crown, 12 Bones Smokehouse SOUTH, Blue Ridge Biscuit Company
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10. Blue Ridge Biscuit Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Breakfast/Brunch.Morning pastries.Everything is made in house to provide you with the freshest and highest quality food available.Biscuits with a twist.Southern cuisine with a gourmet flair.
Reviewed By ENDLESS-TRAVELSCOM
Their biscuits are huge, as are their cinnamon buns and more. They have some unique breakfast biscuit items with fried chicken, fried catfish, salmon and others. Be sure to study their menu to select your preferred breakfast item. It can be a bit overwhelming. Plan to stand in line to order at least 15 minutes or more. Once you order your meal is delivered to your table. They do a great business but for our taste it isn't worth the wait or meal. I had the biscuit and gravy with roasted apples and my husband had the breakfast platter. Each was fine but nothing spectacular. Additionally the food was not hot when served. The staff was very good. A unique breakfast eatery. Great if you want volume.
9. 12 Bones Smokehouse SOUTH
Overall Ratings
4 based on 251 reviews
Reviewed By 560shellym
They run this place efficiently and the openness of the dining room is pretty great. I got the fried green tomato sandwich with pimento cheese and bacon and man was it good! Their Mac and cheese and corn pudding was great as well. The only reason I didnât give it a 5 is because I thought it was a little expensive for the below with a drink for $15
8. Copper Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By GPBurdell67
I enjoyed my breakfast here -- a short stack of pancakes and HNG sausage. Very tasty and well prepared. My companion was disappointed in her chicken and waffle -- her comments ranged from tasteless (waffle) to too much breading (chicken). Service was variable -- friendly but sporadic. Prices were a little high.
7. Abeja's House Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By ChipA169
Nothing really negative that can be said about Abeja's. Nice friendly service, limited but very good menu selection. Just two minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway.
6. Okie Dokies Smokehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Reviewed By L4015VNteresac
Wow! Wasnât going to stop but friends read good reviews on yelp and we were hungry for some good queâwe werenât disappointed! I got smokehouse platter with pork, collards and slawâbest Iâve had. Added bonus were the jalapeño hush puppiesâawesome! Hubby and friends were equally impressed. And they serve craft beer which goes great with bbq. Service was speedy and servers were friendly. Huge portions and very reasonably priced. What more can you ask for?!
5. Little Caft
Reviewed By larryd6578
There's nothing fancy here, just good American food. I had the chicken fingers with tater tots, fried okra, and cornbread. All were good - not great. (The cornbread could have been great with some butter.) There's a good selection of side items to choose from with your meal. And I was told the meatloaf special on Friday's is fantastic. The service was excellent, as were the prices, and you got plenty of food. The décor is quaint.
4. Native Kitchen & Social Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Native was started by two North Carolina couples who recognized the need for sustainable food practices, and a responsibility that we all share when it comes to our soil, water and air. We believe strongly in supporting farming techniques, which are susta
Reviewed By wanna_11
Brussels sprouts are great. After that, recipe/chef changes are needed. Fried green tomatoes - nope, mussels were good. Chicken wings average. We were seated - then they started setting up for a 14 top. We were completely forgotten until that was set up. It didnât get much better, because then the 14 arrived. This wasnât my first visit, but probably my last.
3. Angelo's Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By 935dalec
We actually go to Angelos a couple of times per month for dinner and an equal number for lunch. For lunch they offer a great chef salad as well as a selection of subs we like. For dinner the offerings are varied but you can count on the consistency no matter what day. This is a great casual dinner spot.I would be remiss if I did not talk about the weekend breakfast visits. We enjoy anything and everything from the breakfast menu and would even go more often if it was open for breakfast through the week.
2. The Local Joint
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By ASKonrad
This place is truly amazing! So yummy - I wanted to try one of everything! Service was slightly slow but they stayed busy so it wasn't really something they controlled. I got the egg biscuit with fries and fruit- my husband got a burger. We couldn't complain about either!
1. Luella's Bar-B-Que
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Opening our doors in 2007, Luella's Bar-B-Que is a destination for homemade recipes and bbq perfection. Now taking orders online!
Reviewed By demetritonyp
This is a wonderful restaurant in Biltmore Park famous for its pork BBQ. A generous side of hush puppies and several sauces to add to the pulled pork make this a must if in the area!!! The manger, Krissy, is friendly and welcoming. She has live music often and goes out of her way to make you and your party feel appreciated. The menu includes chicken and the usual BBQ sides including coleslaw, fries, collards etc. Desserts are changed frequently. Outside seating is great in the evening and offers a spot to people watch.Thank you so much for the great review. Krissy is a real treasure and knows how to treat our guests. Thank you so much for coming in and people watching with us.
