
Golden Hour, the flagship restaurant at The Radical Hotel, brings together the soulful foundation of Southern cuisine and the excitement of live-fire cooking. Anchored by a custom, wood-fired grill and a striking racetrack bar, the space hums with energy, inviting diners to gather, share, and celebrate. Every dish starts with ingredients sourced from local farms and producers, creating a menu that’s as rooted in Asheville as it is inspired by global technique and modern sensibilities.
Hours
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 95 Roberts St, Asheville, NC 28801
Phone: (828) 407-1800
Website: https://www.goldenhouravl.com/
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I highly recommend the radicchio salad and the roasted lamb, these two were stand out for us. The smoke trout dip was great too, just not as good as the others. Surprisingly for someone who doesn’t even like tuna, these two tune dish was amazing and the chili sauce really brought home the flavors.
If you’re heading to Asheville, make sure Golden Hour at The Radical is at the top of your list. The atmosphere and environment are an easy 1000 out of 10 — from the stunning design to the warm, golden light that fills the space, it’s one of those rare spots that feels effortlessly cool and inviting.
We went in to try their new menu, and honestly? It’s majestic.
We started with the Ash-Roasted Beets — a perfect harmony of creamy stracciatella, crunchy nuts, and homemade focaccia. The textures, the flavor, the colors — it was beautifully done and bursting with depth.
Next came the Greens and Purples, a colorful and bold dish where the bitter radicchio meets a tangy, rich yogurt. A gorgeous balance of fresh and earthy.
For entrées:
The Chop Shop Pork Steak was cooked to perfection and served with beans, peas, and apple — a comforting, savory dish with a subtle sweetness.
The Rack of Lamb is a must. Grilled beautifully and paired with chive (ciboulette) and mint, it delivered a complex burst of flavors that lingered in the best way.
We ended with the Vanilla Panna Cotta with peaches and basil — possibly grilled peaches (they tasted like it!). The addition of basil and olive oil made it a sweet-meets-savory dessert that stood out.
Cocktails? Don’t miss the Autumn Ember. It had an impressive presentation and a bold, layered profile that paired perfectly with the meal.
Special shoutout to our server Nehemiah,the service was top-notch, and their knowledge of each dish really elevated the experience.
The only negative of the night was the parking situation. It’s supposedly validated if you dine in. We were told one thing at the front desk when we entered, and that same person basically pretended she had no idea what we were talking about when the evening was over. We each ended up paying $15 for parking. Some clarity next time would be appreciated. But that has nothing to do with the amazing quality of the restaurant itself, absolutely recommend 10/10.
Pictured is the lamb sausage, espresso martini, picnic in pink, and traditional old fashioned
I found myself returning again and again, until it became my go‑to spot for nearly my entire stay. Every meal felt special, and the consistency in quality was remarkable. On my final day in town, the staff went above and beyond to make the experience memorable, and I genuinely appreciated their kindness.
Golden Hour became a highlight of my time in Asheville, and I can’t wait to visit again on my next trip.