Weaverville

Rodney's Auto Serivce, Inc.

Automotive Repairwerks

Automotive Repairwerks is a full-service repair shop on Monticello Road in Weaverville that serves the town and surrounding areas. Its website describes it as family owned and operated and says the shop is ASE certified. Work listed on the site runs from oil changes, tune-ups and engine diagnostics to brakes, axles, steering, suspension, AC service and full engine repair or replacement. The shop also builds complete and custom exhaust systems. The shop also does car audio. The website says it is an authorized dealer of Sundown Audio and installs custom stereo systems. Questions can go to the shop by phone or email through the contact page.

Hair Gallery

Stoney Knob Cafe

Stoney Knob Cafe is a restaurant on Merrimon Avenue in Weaverville, just north of Asheville. According to its website, it has been operating since 1962 and grew out of a family-run kitchen. The menu blends Greek and Mediterranean flavors with American dishes. The website lists lunch and dinner service, plus Sunday brunch, and says the restaurant is closed on Mondays. The dining room is decorated with art and collected pieces from around the world. The site recommends reservations, so it is worth booking ahead. Current hours and the menu are on its website.

Mobile Detail Masters

Mobile Detail Masters is a paint protection shop on Anderson Road in Weaverville. The main services are paint protection film, ceramic coating and paint correction. The shop installs XPEL products, and its website says the team holds several XPEL certifications. Film panels are cut with XPEL's DAP cutting system, and ceramic coating can be applied to leather, wheels and glass as well as paint. The site also has a page on paint protection for Tesla vehicles. According to its website, the business is family owned and serves drivers across Western North Carolina, including Asheville, Hendersonville, Black Mountain and Waynesville. Quotes can be requested online or by phone.

Integrity Motors LLC

Integrity Motors is a used car lot on Weaverville Road in Asheville. Its website describes it as a pre-owned dealer focused on late-model vehicles. The online inventory can be filtered by year, make and body style, with sedans, hatchbacks, pickups, wagons and convertibles in the mix. Shoppers can also book a test drive time through the site. Financing is arranged through a group of outside lenders, according to the website, and a pre-approval application can be filled out online or in person.

Claxton Farm

Claxton Farm is a working farm in Weaverville, just north of Asheville, that also hosts events. Its website describes a 500-acre property on a land conservancy that has operated since 1996, with open pastures and mountain scenery. The farm hosts wedding ceremonies and rehearsal dinners, plus social gatherings such as corporate events, family reunions, company picnics and holiday parties. The farm also raises and sells registered Polled Hereford cattle, according to its site. Inquiries go through the contact details on its website.

Clay Salon

JuneBug Asheville

Ten restored 1950s campers are the heart of JuneBug Retro Resort, a 50-acre property on Clarks Chapel Road near Weaverville that its website places about 12 minutes north of downtown Asheville. Guests can rent a single vintage camper for an overnight stay, or the whole property can be reserved for weddings, family reunions and other events. The resort sits in a private valley with half a mile of river running through it, plus hiking trails, farm fields and resident alpaca. According to the site, weddings have been held here since 2017, and it also describes a treehouse venue for small ceremonies. The site says the Creek Lounge, an outdoor bar and music space beside the creek, opened in 2023 and hosts live music. According to its FAQ page, children of all ages can stay, the person booking must be 21 or older, and dogs are not allowed overnight.

Leveller Brewing Co.

Leveller Brewing Co. is a small brewery and taproom on North Main Street in Weaverville. Its website says the name comes from the Levellers, a 17th century English group of agrarian radicals, and that the owners see beer as a farm product at heart. The taps rotate weekly and have recently included a Helles lager, a pale ale, saisons, a Czech-style dark lager and a red ale. The taproom also pours natural wines, local cider and non-alcoholic drinks, and it sells snacks such as olives, pimento cheese and tinned fish. Outside food is allowed. The indoor seating area is small and the covered patio has vines overhead. Leashed dogs and children are welcome, and the brewery says it sells wool goods from its own sheep.

Henderson Acres

Henderson Acres is a wedding and event venue on a mountain in Weaverville, North Carolina. Its website describes an eleven-acre property with long- and short-range views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a few minutes from downtown Weaverville and downtown Asheville. The venue's site has pages for weddings, events, location and a photo gallery, along with a video walk-through of the space by day and night. It says the property's stone, wood and decor were sourced from local artists, tradespeople and craftspeople, and it directs visitors to a form to book the venue.

Cakes by Jane

Yellow Mug Coffee Lounge

Jason's Auto Care Center

Jason's Auto Care Center is an auto repair shop on Reems Creek Rd in Weaverville. Its website says it works on both domestic and import vehicles. Services listed include oil changes and lubrication, brake and rotor work, heating and air conditioning, transmission services, steering and suspension repair, diagnostics, battery, alternator and starter replacement, and exhaust work. According to its website, the shop has served the Weaverville area since 2006 and its technicians are ASE-certified.

Weaverville Pet Pantry

Fresh Aire Spa and Salon

Fresh Aire Spa and Salon is a day spa and hair salon on Main Street in downtown Weaverville, a few minutes from Asheville. Its website lists massage, facials, hair care, nail care, and skin care. It also offers wedding and bridal party services and has a boutique. Hair services mentioned include cuts, color, and event styling, and the nail menu covers manicures and pedicures. The site has a page for the team and another for frequently asked questions and etiquette. Bridal and spa photo galleries are posted there too.

Aabani Salon Weaverville

Aabani Salon is a hair salon on North Main Street in downtown Weaverville. Its website lists cut, style and condition services, hair color, and a natural keratin smoothing treatment, plus a Diamond Shine treatment that can be added to other services. Appointments are booked online through the salon's website, and the site also offers gift cards and an Aveda product shop. The salon's site describes its approach as "of the earth" and says it is hiring.

Fields At Blackberry Cove

The Fields of Blackberry Cove is a wedding and event facility on 21 acres in the Reems Creek Valley near Weaverville. Its website says it sits minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway and downtown Asheville. The Barn is a converted stable of about 3,200 square feet with chandeliers and a large patio, and the site gives its capacity as 50 to 500 guests. The Lodge is a roughly 5,000 square foot conference center with a great room, a boardroom and dressing rooms. The bridal suite has mountain views. Weddings are a main focus, but the property also hosts corporate meetings and events.

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