Uncork 20% Savings—Take Home the Best of French Wine

Take 20% OFF any unopened bottle of wine you take home from RendezVous! Whether you dig French reds, crisp whites, or bubbly, it’s the perfect deal to bring a taste of the bistro home. Just ask your server for the wine list—no corkage, no hassle, all year long.

RendezVous in East Asheville brings French comfort food, local wines, and a relaxed neighborhood vibe to 184 New Haw Creek Road. Set in a converted church with covered outdoor seating and pétanque courts, the restaurant serves up classics like Steak Au Poivre, Poulet Cordon Bleu, and Duck à L'Orange—all crafted with locally sourced ingredients. 

The wine list focuses on French bottlings, and the kitchen sources from WNC purveyors for everything from bread and veggies to honey and trout. Sunday brunch adds more reason for a visit, and reservations are recommended especially on weekends.

Locals dig RendezVous for its laid-back setting, hidden-gem status, and authentic take on French bistro dishes you won’t find elsewhere in Asheville. The vibe is friendly (expect to see pétanque games out front), the service is attentive, and pets are welcome on the covered patio. 

Regulars love the fries with Herbes de Provence, attentive staff, and melt-in-your-mouth mains and desserts.​

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Uncork 20% Savings—Take Home the Best of French Wine

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