Avoiding Life-lines

Posted on by Frank Rabey

Although Wednesday is typically a slow night for dining out in Asheville, don’t chance it on April 30 (in other cities, Dining Out For Life restaurants do a booming business). Call ahead to reserve your seat at one of these 27 eateries.

Asheville Independent Restaurant Association members are noted.

• Anntony’s Caribbean Cafe (AIRA)
1 Page Ave., Suite 129; 255-9620

• Bistro 1896 (AIRA)
7 Pack Square; 251-1300

• The Black Forest (AIRA)
2155 Hendersonville Road; 687-7890

• Cafe on the Square (AIRA)
1 Biltmore Ave.; 251-5565

• Cafe Pacific
1378 Hendersonville Road; 277-0108

• Charlotte Street Grill
157 Charlotte St.; 253-5348

• Early Girl Eatery (AIRA)
8 Wall St.; 259-9292

• Flying Frog Cafe (AIRA)
1 Battery Park; 254-9411

• The Grape Escape (AIRA)
1 N. Pack Square; 225-9463

• The Greenery (AIRA)
148 Tunnel Road; 253-2809

• Heiwa Shokudo
87 N. Lexington Ave.; 254-7761

• Il Paradiso (AIRA)
39 Elm St.; 281-4310

• La Caterina Trattoria (AIRA)
5 Pack Square; 254-1148

• Laughing Seed Cafe (AIRA)
40 Wall St.; 252-3445

• Laurey’s Catering
67 Biltmore Ave.; 252-1500

• Left Bank (AIRA)
90 Patton Ave.; 251-5552

• The Market Place (AIRA)
20 Wall St.; 252-4162

• New French Bar (AIRA)
12 Biltmore Ave.; 254-5070

• Pomodoro’s
1070 Tunnel Road; 299-3032

• Rezaz Mediterranean Cuisine (AIRA)
28 Hendersonville Road; 277-1510

• Savoy Cucina Italiana (AIRA)
641 Merrimon Ave.; 253-1077

• Southside Cafe (AIRA)
Dingle Creek Crossing; 274-4413

• Trevi (AIRA)
2 Hendersonville Road; 281-1400

• Trillium (AIRA)
4 Old Eastwood Blvd., Suite 301; 299-0470

• Tupelo Honey Cafe (AIRA)
12 College St.; 255-4863

• Vincenzo’s Ristorante (AIRA)
10 N. Market St.; 254-4698

• Los Volcanes (AIRA)
100 Brevard Road; 667-3315

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