7 Best Places For Charcuterie Boards In Asheville, NC

Where can you get the best charcuterie boards in Asheville, NC? The Asheville charcuterie scene is sure to have your mouth watering.

Are you craving meats, cheeses, veggies, olives, peppers, and crackers? We just love charcuterie. I’m pretty sure we demolish a charcuterie board at least once a week.

Then, add in deep and spicy wine along with locally-sourced entrées or craft cocktails and we are all set for the evening.

So, where can you find the best charcuterie in Asheville, NC? Trust us — it’s not that hard.

While “best” is subjective, we have certainly eaten our fair share of Asheville charcuterie boards at wine bars, AVL’s top restaurants, and even the city’s breathtaking rooftop bars.

As locals and foodies, Asheville’s Foodtopia scene sings to us, even with gluten and lactose-free dietary restrictions. And yes, you can find gluten-free charcuterie boards in Asheville.

Below, we are sharing just a few of our favorite spots for the best charcuterie. Encounter charcuterie with jaw-dropping sunset views and meaty boards served on the prettiest outdoor patios.

Head to some of Asheville’s most famous restaurants along with fantastic spots for date night. West Asheville, River Arts District, and Downtown Asheville included.

We’d love to know your favorite Asheville charcuterie spots in the comments too. Let’s get started!

*Please remember to double-check all menus for charcuterie before going. Offerings are subject to change.

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7 Best Spots For Charcuterie Boards In Asheville, NC

1. The Great Hall Bar

The Great Hall Bar Omni Grove Park Inn Asheville, NC white sangria cocktail with fruit garnish and blur of Blue Ridge Mountains and downtown Asheville in the background — Although one of Asheville’s popular luxury resorts, imagine enjoying charcuterie on a patio overlooking Downtown Asheville and Mount Pisgah. The Omni Grove Park Inn offers beautiful sunset vistas.

Charcuterie The Great Hall Bar Grove Park Inn with three different types of meats, pickles, bread, and red and orange peppers — Although one of Asheville’s popular luxury resorts, imagine enjoying charcuterie on a patio overlooking Downtown Asheville and Mount Pisgah. The Omni Grove Park Inn offers beautiful sunset vistas.

One of the best charcuterie boards in Asheville with views, head over to The Omni Grove Park Inn in North Asheville.

While we love Edison and Sunset Terrace — breathtaking ‘rooftop’ restaurants — The Great Hall Bar is perfect for seasonal cocktails and snacks.

Order charcuterie filled with local meats, peppers, and olives. Sit outside on the second-level terrace overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains, Downtown Asheville, and Mount Pisgah.

Or, grab a table near the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplaces by the bar and in the reception area. The Grove Park Inn is especially cozy during an Asheville winter.

Explore even more delicious North AVL restaurants like Plant, Luella’s, and Asheville Pizza & Brewing.

The Great Hall Bar at The Omni Grove Park Inn | 290 Macon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804

2. Battery Park Book Exchange

Battery Park Book Exchange Champagne Bar Charcuterie with meats, mustard, and crackers — Champagne and charcuterie in a used bookstore? Yes; please! Battery Park Book Exchange is one of our favorite hangout spots in Downtown Asheville.

Battery Park Book Exchange Champagne Book Bar Asheville NC cocktail in champagne glass — Champagne and charcuterie in a used bookstore? Yes; please! Battery Park Book Exchange is one of our favorite hangout spots in Downtown Asheville.

For Asheville literary travelers, Battery Park Book Exchange — located in the historic Grove Arcade — is a must.

One of AVL’s coolest bookshops, peruse eclectic used books while sipping literary cocktails from the Champagne and wine bar.

Battery Park Book Exchange also serves one of the best charcuterie boards in Asheville with gluten-free options.

We especially love to sit outside on a warm day and watch the hustle and bustle of Downtown Asheville. Be sure to check out Battery Park Book Exchange’s local Asheville authors section too.

Battery Park Book Exchange | 1 Page Ave #101, Asheville, NC 28801

3. The Bull & Beggar

Charcuterie The Bull and Beggar Asheville, NC with two meats, brown jam, pickles and glass of water — For fancy date night, head to the River Arts District’s The Bull & Beggar. Think all of the meats.

The Bull and Beggar Asheville foie gras in a white bowl and garnished with herbs — For fancy date night, head to the River Arts District’s The Bull & Beggar. Think all of the meats.

One of the most romantic high-end restaurants, The Bull & Beggar serves the classiest Asheville charcuterie board. They pair your selected and gourmet meats with a large plate of crudités.

A religious dining experience, their charcuterie board also features mustard, jam, and pickles.

Of course, The Bull & Beggar’s cocktails are equally delicious. Dine here for special occasions and know that The Bull & Beggar is most fitting for meat lovers.

Afterward, grab drinks at Bottle Riot (keep reading for more information). For Asheville breweries, Wedge is right next door.

And, if you are loving all of the meats, The Bull And Beggar also has one of the best burger joints in town, Baby Bull, located just a bit further into RAD.

Pleb urban winery is also close by. Try pleb’s unique orange urban wines.

The Bull & Beggar | 37 Paynes Way #007, Asheville, NC 28801

4. Leo’s House Of Thirst

Leos House Of Thirst Wine Bar West Asheville restaurant with two people doing a cheers with red wine over green olives — Located in West Asheville, Leo’s House Of Thirst is one of our favorite Asheville wine bars for charcuterie. Plus, their patio is a city oasis.

Located in West Asheville, Leo’s House Of Thirst is one of our favorite Asheville wine bars for charcuterie. Plus, their patio is a city oasis.

You cannot go wrong in West Asheville, and this section of the city boasts of some of the best restaurants. Newer to the area, Leo’s House of Thirst is an atmospheric wine bar.

In fact, this is one of the most romantic and soul-warming places for charcuterie in Asheville.

On a gorgeous day or evening, sit outside in Leo’s patio garden filled with picnic tables (and space heaters). Choose from their massive wine selection.

Leo’s House Of Thirst features curated wines by the glass, half carafe, and bottle along with tapas, handhelds, mains, and appetizers.

Of course, Leo’s House of Thirst offers a mouthwatering charcuterie board — and they have gluten-free crackers. Read more about dining gluten-free in AVL.

We come here for a late Sunday brunch, enjoying Leo’s olives, vegan soup, and charcuterie. While touring West Asheville, don’t miss all of the vibrant street art.

Leo’s House Of Thirst | 1055 Haywood Rd, Asheville, NC 28806

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5. Cúrate

Asheville Gluten Free Charcuterie with red jamon and gluten free crackers at Curate — One of Asheville’s most famous and critically-acclaimed restaurants, Cúrate’s Spanish tapas and sherry bar are perfect for any charcuterie lover.

Fried Baccala balls Curate Restaurant Asheville — One of Asheville’s most famous and critically-acclaimed restaurants, Cúrate’s Spanish tapas and sherry bar are perfect for any charcuterie lover.

Fine dining in Asheville doesn’t get any better than this. Enjoy Spanish tapas like Anthony Bourdain and Gordon Ramsay in this award-winning and famous Downtown Asheville restaurant.

Chef Katie Button and owner, Felix Meana, previously worked for José Andrés. In 2021, Wine Enthusiast named Cúrate as “one of America’s 50 Wine Restaurants We Love.”

Cúrate’s extensive wine list showcases delicious sherry. Order Spanish tapas including the best charcuterie board in Asheville.

Most notable for charcuterie, dine on world-famous cured pork. Gluten-free crackers are available upon request. Don’t forget to save room for dessert.

Cúrate labels all menu items as vegan, gluten-free, tree-nut-free, and lactose-free. Read more about vegan options across Asheville.

Cúrate | 13 Biltmore Ave, Asheville, NC 28801

6. Chestnut

Entree Chestnut Restaurant Asheville NC with roasted chicken, carrots, and green — Headed to a concert? Why not stop at Chestnut in Downtown Asheville for charcuterie and drinks?

Cocktails and dinner at Chestnut — Headed to a concert? Why not stop at Chestnut in Downtown Asheville for charcuterie and drinks?

Chestnut is a popular downtown dinner restaurant for concertgoers. Located in the heart of it all, we love sitting at the bar with a craft cocktail.

For Asheville charcuterie boards, Chestnut features meats, cheeses, jam, Lusty Monk Mustard, pickled crudité, and bread.

You’ll enjoy the cozy ambiance with classic dishes made from locally-sourced and fresh ingredients. Like many of the stellar Asheville restaurants, Chestnut labels gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian items.

We recommend splitting charcuterie and an entrée.

Chestnut | 48 Biltmore Ave, Asheville, NC 28801

7. Bottle Riot

Bottle Riot Wine Bar River Arts District with red and white wine glass on table — Bottle Riot in the River Arts District makes a delicious charcuterie paired with a unique wine selection.

Bottle Riot Charcuterie Asheville NC with meats, crackers, jam, and olives on silver tray with paper — Bottle Riot in the River Arts District makes a delicious charcuterie paired with a unique wine selection.

Grabbing wine in and around Asheville is one of our favorite date night ideas.

One of our favorite Asheville wine bars, Bottle Riot has an eclectic wine selection and small bites, including charcuterie.

You’ll love their swanky River Arts District establishment. Unlike Downtown AVL restaurants, find a plethora of parking. The Bull And Beggar and Wedge are Bottle Riot’s delicious neighbors.

Bottle Riot’s outdoor patio has heaters for the winter. Their indoor wine room is funky fun with a green couch, pink chairs, a colorful bar, and seating throughout Joanna Gaines’s dream space: shiplap everywhere.

Bottle Riot frequently changes their wine selections, and if you are a wine connoisseur, they offer “baller bottles.”

Find red, white, orange, sparkling, and rose wines. These wine glasses are also as big as your face.

Along with wine by the glass or bottle, beer and cider lovers will also have options here.

For charcuterie, order a board for the entire table or select from a cheese or meat plate. Meat plates typically come with olives, crackers, jam, nuts, and dried fruit. You can ask for gluten-free crackers.

Bottle Riot’s food menu also features olives, spreads, dips, and pâté. Lastly, keep your eyes out for their special events.

Read more about all of Asheville’s terrific bars.

Bottle Riot | 37 Paynes Way #009, Asheville, NC 28801