Bryson City Guidebook
Food scene
Everett Street Diner
126 Everett StThey serve great food for breakfast and lunch.
Mountain Layers Brewing Company
90 Everett StGreat place to go for beer lovers
Enjoy a great lunch or dinner while enjoying the views of the river
48 recommandé par les habitants
River's End Restaurant
13077 US-19Enjoy a great lunch or dinner while enjoying the views of the river
Humble spot providing familiar Mexican combos for dine-in or takeout, plus beer & margaritas.
31 recommandé par les habitants
Guayabitos Restaurant
236 US-19Humble spot providing familiar Mexican combos for dine-in or takeout, plus beer & margaritas.
Brick-walled daytime deli serving an array of international sandwiches, plus soups, salads & sweets.
63 recommandé par les habitants
High Test Deli
145 Everett StBrick-walled daytime deli serving an array of international sandwiches, plus soups, salads & sweets.
Local cuisine, Wine Bar, American, International, Vegetarian Friendly
95 recommandé par les habitants
The Bistro at the Everett Hotel
16 Everett StLocal cuisine, Wine Bar, American, International, Vegetarian Friendly
SNAK SHAK
125 Everett StQuick Bites, American, Vegetarian Friendly
American, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options
13 recommandé par les habitants
The Dining Room at The Fryemont Inn
245 Fryemont StAmerican, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options
Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options
74 recommandé par les habitants
Pasqualino's Italian Restaurant
25 Everett StVegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options
Nate And Nick's Pizza
225 Everett StAmerican, Bar, Pizza
Jimmy Mac's Restaurant
121 Main StAmerican, Bar, Vegetarian Friendly
Anthony's Restaurant
15 Depot StItalian, American, Pizza
Bar-B-Que Wagon
610 Main StQuick Bites, American, Barbecue
La Poblana
1341 Main StMexican, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options
Naber's Drive In
1245 Main StAmerican, Fast Food
Pizza By The River
14750 US-19Pizza, Vegetarian Friendly
Iron Wok
33 Rector StChinese, Asian, Vegetarian Friendly
Anthony's Restaurant
15 Depot StItalian, American, Bar
The Iron Skillet
165 Everett StAmerican, Diner, Vegetarian Friendly
Big Wesser
13077 W Hwy 19American, Bar
CJ's Grille
47 Depot StAmerican, Bar, Pub
The Cornerstone Cafe & Gifts
160 Main StAmerican, Cafe
The Chocolate Shoppe
134 Everett StDessert, American
Soda Pop's Ice Cream
125 Everett StDessert, American
Boxcar Cafe and Cones, Inc.
26 Fry StDessert, American, Cafe
Fresh produce, playgrounds, corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides
49 recommandé par les habitants
Darnell Farms
2300 Governors Island RdFresh produce, playgrounds, corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides
Founded in 2009, Nantahala Brewing Company creates award-winning beers in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A proud supporter of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, Friends of the Smokies and Great Smoky Mountain Association, the brewery’s beer, culture and vision are defined by the park’s wild spaces and its untouched, natural water that flows from one of the purest, protected watersheds on the planet. Nantahala Brewing is known for such adventure-inspired flagships as Dirty Girl Blonde Ale, Noon Day IPA, App Trail Extra Pale Ale, and Bryson City Brown Ale. In addition, the brewery seasonally releases Devil's Courthouse Belgian Golden Strong, 8-Foot Drop Double IPA, Hellbender Hefeweizen, Rivers End Oktoberfest, Pattons Run Porter, Chocolate Covered Cherry Stout, Judaculla Russian Imperial Stout and Sticky Dog Stout and is known for their specialty Trail Magic series. These beers can be found in six packs and on draft in grocery stores and restaurants across North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia.
Nantahala Brewing Company
Founded in 2009, Nantahala Brewing Company creates award-winning beers in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A proud supporter of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, Friends of the Smokies and Great Smoky Mountain Association, the brewery’s beer, culture and vision are defined by the park’s wild spaces and its untouched, natural water that flows from one of the purest, protected watersheds on the planet. Nantahala Brewing is known for such adventure-inspired flagships as Dirty Girl Blonde Ale, Noon Day IPA, App Trail Extra Pale Ale, and Bryson City Brown Ale. In addition, the brewery seasonally releases Devil's Courthouse Belgian Golden Strong, 8-Foot Drop Double IPA, Hellbender Hefeweizen, Rivers End Oktoberfest, Pattons Run Porter, Chocolate Covered Cherry Stout, Judaculla Russian Imperial Stout and Sticky Dog Stout and is known for their specialty Trail Magic series. These beers can be found in six packs and on draft in grocery stores and restaurants across North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia.
Easily the best food, atmosphere and staff around.
Kallisto Restaurant and Lounge at Nantahala Village
Easily the best food, atmosphere and staff around.
Sightseeing
This is a great way to see the area.
306 recommandé par les habitants
Chemin de fer des Great Smoky Mountains
18 Fry StThis is a great way to see the area.
Mountain with a seasonal road, paved trail & observation tower, plus an information center & store.
319 recommandé par les habitants
Dôme Clingmans
Mountain with a seasonal road, paved trail & observation tower, plus an information center & store.
A scenic mountain highway that takes you six miles into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and ends at the mouth of a tunnel. On the map, it is called Lakeview Drive, but to the citizens of Swain County it is The Road to Nowhere
18 recommandé par les habitants
Road to Nowhere Tunnel
Lakeview Drive EastA scenic mountain highway that takes you six miles into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and ends at the mouth of a tunnel. On the map, it is called Lakeview Drive, but to the citizens of Swain County it is The Road to Nowhere
Construction began in 1942 and because of the urgent need for electric power during World War II, it was finished in just 36 months! At 480 ft, the equivalent of a 50-story skyscraper, it is the highest dam in TVA and the tallest dam east of the Rockies. It's located on the Little Tennessee River.
15 recommandé par les habitants
Fontana Dam and Visitors Center
Construction began in 1942 and because of the urgent need for electric power during World War II, it was finished in just 36 months! At 480 ft, the equivalent of a 50-story skyscraper, it is the highest dam in TVA and the tallest dam east of the Rockies. It's located on the Little Tennessee River.
Musée Smoky Mountain Trains
100 Greenlee Sthttp://www.smokymountaintrains.com/
Deep Creek Trail Trailhead
West Deep Creek RoadTrails, waterfall and tubing
Gas and convenient stores
This Exxon station is the closest gas and convenient store.
https://www.exxon.com/en/find-station/200309483
TIME OUT MARKETS 23
3091 U.S. Highway 19This Exxon station is the closest gas and convenient store.
https://www.exxon.com/en/find-station/200309483
Shell
374 Rodney Orr BypassShell station in downtown Bryson City
https://find.shell.com/us/fuel/10012183-18-veterans-blvd
BP Station in downtown Bryson City
https://map.bp.com/en-US/US/gas-station/bryson-city/bp/64517180221102871300100000000000
bp
110 U.S. Highway 19BP Station in downtown Bryson City
https://map.bp.com/en-US/US/gas-station/bryson-city/bp/64517180221102871300100000000000
Grocery Stores
This is the biggest and best grocery store in the area.
68 recommandé par les habitants
Ingles Markets
19/23 Hughes Branch RdThis is the biggest and best grocery store in the area.
IGA Bryson City
345 Main StSmall grocery store in Bryson City
Dollar General
160 Hughes Branch RdSmall grocery store in Bryson City
Family Dollar Store #220
250 US-19Small grocery store in Bryson City