Southern Highland Craft Guild, Biltmore Village

Kathleen Francour

I always make sure I go into this shop lots of unique things

Luke L

Lots of higher end priced crafts made by numerous different people

Stephany Davis

My teenage daughter and I visited today. We barely stepped through the front door, when a very rude, elderly woman (probably the same woman other reviewers have previously mentioned) approached us and said that we were to leave our waters, which had lids, on the counter. Perhaps the owner might consider educating staff on how to treat locals a little nicer; my problem isn't that there is presumably a rule against having a water bottle inside the building while shopping but that a bit more respect and tact should be considered when enforcing such a rule. For the out of towners who like to leave positive reviews, and who have a little extra change in their pockets, support local artisans at other establishments in town. Go to Woolworth Walk. Go to Odyssey ClayWorks in the RAD. Support a busker. Go to Malaprops to hear one of our amazing Western NC writers read a poem, a short story, or a chapter from a forthcoming novel. There are a hundred other places that I can suggest where the people are a whole lot nicer and reflect the positive, kind people of Asheville instead of the uppity, haughty retirees with too much time on their hands who accost local patrons.

M Gomez

Beautiful art, friendly staff!