The Biltmore Inn

Frozen dessert

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These products honor the Vanderbilt commitment to quality, the estate’s rich agricultural heritage, and the original vision of Biltmore as a self-sustaining estate.

Chef-crafted

Chef-crafted

Chef-crafted menus

Robustly-flavored

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Satisfying pub fare

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Available at the following restaurants: Bistro, Village Social, Cedric’s® Tavern, Stable Cafe, Library Lounge, The Dining Room, Wine Bar at the Winery.

Available at the following restaurants: Bistro, Village Social, The Kitchen Cafe, Cedric’s® Tavern, Stable Cafe, The Bake Shop, The Courtyard Market, Library Lounge, The Dining Room, Wine Bar at the Winery.

Resort Casual attire is recommended and appropriate for breakfast. NOTE: pajamas, swimsuits, and bathrobes are not permitted.

Casual Elegant/Cocktail attire for all guests over eight years old, which includes collared button-down shirts, slacks (or well-kept denim), blouses, dresses, and skirts. NOTE: shorts, flip-flops, hats, ripped or torn clothing, and athletic attire are not recommended, and pajamas, swimsuits, and bathrobes are not permitted.

George Vanderbilt came to Asheville to pursue his dream of building a self-sustaining, working estate supported by agriculture. More than a century later, this interest in agriculture continues. Biltmore was a pioneer in sustainable land-use practices in 1895 and has long operated its farm and field-to-table program.

The estate’s 8,000-square-foot hydroponics facility provides estate chefs with same-day produce for six full-service restaurants.

Biltmore prides itself on humanely raising the animals on lush pastures with top-quality grains and abstaining from growth hormones and growth-promoting antibiotics.

Biltmore works with community farmers and food producers to source local ingredients and meat.

An estate vineyard produces Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot grapes—varietals which thrive in Western North Carolina’s temperate climate.

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Picnics with outside food and beverages are permitted in the sloped lawn in front of Diana, Bass Pond and surrounding trails, and Lagoon and surrounding trails. Space may be limited when private events are in progress. Tailgating, outside food in dining locations, and outside alcohol are not permitted.

Four-star poolside dining

Appalachian comfort food

Southern favorites

Appalachian comfort food

Appalachian comfort food

Variety of fresh-baked items

Excellent espresso

Variety of baked goods

Excellent gourmet coffees

Fragrant herbal tea

Open-air refreshments

Open-air refreshments

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Baked goods

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Frozen dessert

Baked goods

Frozen dessert

Consistently awarded Four Stars by Forbes Travel Guide, premiere dining experience

Grab-and-go

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Baked items

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Grab-and-go option

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Grab-and-go options

Regional favorites prepared in traditional southern style

Fine selections

Premium chocolates

Biltmore's finest reserve wines

Biltmore's finest sparkling wines