Waynesville, North Carolina City Guide

For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Waynesville, North Carolina Travel Guide has been your connection to Waynesville's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.

Shopping & Dining

Downtown was built for casual strolling, and browsing the shops and galleries is a delightful way to explore the culture and arts of Waynesville. Historic buildings along quaint brick sidewalks are filled with specialty and antique shops, galleries, gift boutiques, and there's even a vintage general store. If you you're looking for retail stores, go to the newer business district on Russ Avenue. When it's time to eat, downtown cafes and restaurants offer breakfast, a light lunch and delicious dinner entrees as well as a simple cup of coffee and scrumptious dessert mid-day snack. If you’re looking to dig in to some local specialties, the one meal you won't want to miss out on is a tasty southern barbeque: fried green tomatoes, macaroni-and-cheese, hot biscuits and pulled pork on Texas toast with iced tea. A fine dining option that is a little more health-conscious: mountain trout from a local stream.
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