The Coziest Place For A Winter North Carolina Meal, The Daniel Boone Inn Restaurant Is Comfort Food At Its Finest
Winter in North Carolina can get pretty brutal on the mountain but that cold weather, coupled with a variety of outdoor winter attractions and activities, is precisely what draws people to Boone during the cold weather months. From skiing (Appalachian Ski Resort, Sugar Mountain, Beech Mountain Ski Resort) to the south’s largest snow tubing park (Hawksnest at Seven Devils), this town in the Highlands of North Carolina is centrally located to all of them and has so much to offer.
Nothing tastes better on a cold weather day than the comforts of southern food.
And no visit to Boone would quite be complete without at least one meal at the Daniel Boone Inn Restaurant. In 2019, the eatery celebrates 60 years in business and it's not hard to see why this cozy spot is so well loved. From the minute you walk in, the friendly, no-frills atmosphere begins to creep into your heart.
Family style, if you need a refresher, means several platters and serving bowls are delivered to the table — just like at grandma's house in the good old days. It's hard to find a restaurant today that serves up such delicious comfort food family style.
Each meal starts with a salad (summer) or a soup (winter), then the staff brings out three meats and five sides for the table to share. Among the most popular? The country ham biscuits and their famous fried chicken.
A full breakfast is served on Saturday and Sunday mornings, and dinner is served seven days a week beginning at 11:30 a.m. Reservations are highly recommended, but not required – except on certain holidays. Call (828) 264-8657 for a reservation. One more thing: bring cash or a check; credit cards aren’t accepted. Learn more on the official website for Daniel Boone Inn Restaurant in Boone, NC.
Where’s your favorite restaurant in North Carolina for Southern comfort food? We’d love to hear from you in the comments!
Robin Jarvis is a travel and entertainment writer and editor for OnlyInYourState.com with a bachelor's degree in Journalism. Her love for travel has taken her to many parts of the world. She spent more than two decades living on the coast in South Carolina and currently lives in the mountains of North Carolina - although she still makes it back to see family in South Carolina quite often. When she's not working, she loves to hike, kayak, and check out new adventures. Get in touch at [email protected]
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