RendezVous ↗

184 New Haw Creek Road
Asheville, NC
+1-828-348-0909
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Hours: Mo-Su 16:30-21:00
Cuisine: french
Service options: Outdoor seating

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RendezVous is one of the restaurants serving Asheville, NC. It's located at 184 New Haw Creek Road. Other restaurants nearby include Carrabba's Italian Grill (0.5 mi) and India Garden (0.5 mi). The menu centers on french cooking. Kenilworth Inn is a large Tudor Revival building located in Asheville, North Carolina. William E. Breese Sr. House is a historic house located at 674 Biltmore Avenue in Asheville, Buncombe County, North Carolina. Hours: Mo-Su 16:30-21:00. Its website is https://www.ashevillerendezvous.com/. Also, you can reach it by phone at +1-828-348-0909. The area sees roughly 43 inches of rain a year. Service options include outdoor seating. French comfort food. Full bar, French wine list, patio dining. Welcome to East Asheville’s RendezVous, located just outside of downtown, in a quiet neighborhood, where the locals can come and relax without worrying about parking or hurrying to beat the crowd. There are Pétanque courts to play on, expansive outdoor dining in our “barn”, and the same great French comfort food you know and love from owner Michel Baudouin. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Located on New Haw Creek Road in East Asheville, RendezVous offers indoor and outdoor seating to keep things French all year long. Much like a traditional French bistro, our menus reflect our area’s amazing bounty. Our restaurants source from several of Western North Carolina’s amazing producers including the WNC Farmer’s Market RendezVous owner, Michel Baudouin, grew up on a 200-year-old farm near France’s Rhône Valley. His affinity for fine food and wine comes naturally. His father, Emile, was the village’s premier amateur winemaker. Mother Antonia’s way with a roast duck had neighbors and friends “coincidentally” dropping by at dinner time every Sunday. After spending 20 years in downtown