Weaverville NC

Baa’d Sheep Burritos is an independent, family owned burrito restaurant with locations in Mars Hill, NC & Weaverville, NC serving the freshest ingredients in our creative recipes. You’ll also find the Baa’d Sheep Burritos’ food truck in various locations around WNC

We make nearly everything from scratch, we select our own produce from the WNC Farmer’s Market, and we grill the best burgers in town! We have six local draft beers as well as a great selection of bottled beer and wine. Chef’s Menu additions are ever-changing, and we have a kids menu too!

We are a small family operated alpaca farm in the lovely Weaverville, NC. We are home to close to 25 alpacas, 2 Great Pryneese guard dogs, and 2 miniature guard donkey’s. Along with selling alpacas and offering mentoring support we also have a small farm store with products made here on the farm, we offer some of our barn space for small private parties, and we have multiple Open Houses throughout the year. We are open by appointment ONLY. We would love to show you the farm and share with you our love of fiber farming,

Whether you’re hungry for one of our popular breakfast items or looking for lunch, dinner, or late night dining ideas near you, your IHOP® location at 61 Weaver Blvd in Weaverville is just around the corner and ready to serve.

Known for being a favorite American family-style restaurant serving delicious breakfast and brunch, we now proudly offer takeout and delivery options (through delivery partners) in most areas. Call (828) 645-3800 and ask about IHOP ‘N GO.

Did You Know?…

For 60 years, the IHOP® family restaurant chain has served our world-famous pancakes and a wide variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner items that are loved by people of all ages – offering an affordable, everyday dining experience with warm and friendly service.

Please join us for our 2nd Saturday Summer Series event featuring Up Jumped Three jazz band. The event will be held at the stage in Weaverville’s Nature Park from 6pm-8pm. Bring your camping chairs, blankets, and a picnic dinner and listen to the band’s fantastic tunes!

We are a small production brewery with a sweet little tasting area that is open on Fridays and Saturdays from 1-6 pm. We are closed on other days in order to brew or bottle. We are located in downtown Weaverville which is just 10 minutes from downtown Asheville.

We offer small pours and flights of both the beers that we have bottled as well as experimental small batches available only at the brewery. Chilled bottles are available for enjoying on or off premise as well.

The name Zebulon was chosen because it just sounds awesome, and it starts with a Z which is always cool. There is the famous explorer Zebulon Pike, and of course the USS Zebulon from Star Trek! We just think it sounds bad ass.

Small Museum concentrating on the Dry Ridge and Weaverville NC with very interestng artifacts from various time periods. The best part is the knowledge of the curators. It is open very limited hours, free and a special visit.

Bojangles’ began in 1977 and saw an opportunity to develop a quick-service restaurant chain based on three attributes: a distinctive flavor profile; wholesome, high-quality products made from scratch; and a fun, festive restaurant design with fast, friendly service. Bojangles’ of Weaverville’s core menu is: distinctive, flavorful chicken made with a special blend of seasonings and served with hot, fresh buttermilk biscuits and one-of-a-kind fixin’s like Bojangles’ Dirty Rice and Bojangles’ Cajun Pintos. Bojangles’ light, buttery, made-from-scratch biscuits serve as the basis for the best breakfast in the industry. From biscuit sandwiches filled with mouthwatering items like spicy chicken filets, seasoned sausage or steak, country ham, eggs and cheese, to sweet biscuits like our Bo-Berry Biscuits, no one does breakfast like Bojangles’ of Weaverville. That’s why Bojangles’ serves breakfast all day, every day.

Welcome to the Vance Birthplace State Historic Site! Learn about North Carolina mountain life and culture on this reconstructed plantation in the Reems Creek Valley. Tour a 1790s slave dwelling, several 19th century outbuildings, and the reconstructed log house of the Vance family. Explore the exhibit in our visitor center to learn more about the life of Zebulon Vance and his political impact on the state. Check out our calendar of special events or drop by for a Mountain Farmstead Tour, offered Tuesday-Saturday at 11:00, 1:00, and 3:00. No time for a full tour? The site is completely self-guided. Just grab a map and explore! We also offer special group tours and field trips for schools and summer camps.