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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sat Sun - Phone:
Main - 828-252-8730
Extra - 828-252-8776
- Address:
- 1 Page Ave Asheville, NC 28801
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- Categories
- American Restaurants, Bars, Family Style Restaurants, Home Cooking Restaurants, Restaurants
- Payment Options
- Price Range
- $$
- Location
- Grove Arcade
- Neighborhood
- Downtown Asheville
- AKA
Carmel's Restaurant and Bar
Carmel's kitchen & bar
- Other Information
Cuisines: American, Family Style, Home Cooking
Price Range : Average
General Info
Established in 2006, Carmel's Restaurant and Bar is a locally owned and operated food establishment that provides a range of dining and entertainment options. Its menu includes starters, salads, soups, entrees, pizzas, burgers, sandwiches and seafood items. The restaurant serves tomato bisque, Caesar salad, asparagus, grilled chicken breast, pulled pork, smoked turkey, fried eggplant and seared salmon burger. It additionally mushroom ravioli, lamb Bolognese, grilled strip steak, saut ed shrimp, roasted mussels, baked crab cakes, sea scallops and filet mignons. The restaurant features a bar, lounge area, and alfresco and intimate dining rooms. It provides gift coupons and online reservation services, as well as hosts several live music shows and events. The restaurant has partnerships with Mountain Foods, Sunburst Trout Farm, City Bakery, and Cape Fear Seafood. Carmel's Restaurant and Bar has received the Three Diamond Award from AAA.
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11/08/14
Provided by YP.comCarmels at one time was great - food, service, bartenders, attitude. We've watched it slide steadily downhill over the last couple of years. First the food (which seems to be swinging back up, to their credit), then the overall attitude of staff, specifically "it's going to cost you". Last night (11/7/2014), we asked about substituting a side and it was: "$2.50" to do so, no option to upgrade the side to a salad at a reduced cost (never been anywhere that wouldn't do that), and the very expensive pimento cheese appetizer ($8.00) cost $1.50 more for 6 more small crostinis needed to finish the cheese off. It might have cost them 25 cents but what it cost was the waiter a reduction in his tip. Pathetic. From the moment we asked about any accommodation it was either "We don't do that" or "it's going to cost you". Seems the accountant is managing the place, too bad, the food is decent, especially the crab cake. But I want some common sense discretion, not a constant dipping into my wallet. Sad.
04/07/09
The best hamburger downtown by far, have not had dinner here but have never heard anything negative. My friend had the catfish reuben and it was killer too....the catfish is crunchy and deepfried with the rest of the sandwich being a classic reuben without the pastrami...really creative sandwich. We sat outside and listened to a street musician play on the opposite corner...what a great spot, would hightly recommend to anyone.