Leo's Whiskey Bar — Restaurant in Asheboro

A place familiar to the mind

While walking through downtown Asheboro and trying to find something to do, I was reminded of the place I'd yet to try.

Leo's whiskey bar

When you first get to the location, you're greeted by a screen door that truly reminded me of days at my grandmother's/grandfather's.

Walking in is an environment that seems small however the character and familiarity is astounding. From a wood slat ceiling, to a beautiful corner seat, and the smooth warm bar top, this Whiskey bar had plenty to offer the everyday person.

There is a $1 charge to become a member due to them not serving food.

I do wish to come back with several friends and mingle with the rest of the crowd here. No one has a negative attitude and you truly feel a part of the niche community that resides behind the screen door.

Take a chance and swing by Leo's. Grab a cool membership card and have...

I found this little whiskey bar in downtown Asheboro quite by accident. I don’t review much on Google but I came here to say that it was reminiscent of an old speakeasy. I met the owner, very personable, incredibly nice and I absolutely love the fact this establishment has a four drink limit. They’re responsible in a way most aren’t. Their employees are super friendly and knowledgeable as well. Be aware that it is a small space, but incredibly intimate. I loved it here and will be back when I’m in the area again. I’d give it ten...

Stopped in Asheboro for the night on our way to Charlottesville. It’s a lovely town.There is an art culture and several wonderful restaurants ( and apparently a fabulous zoo). But what a treat to find several craft bars with very talented bartenders. This was one of them. My husband said he had the best Mint Julep ever…We did not eat so I can’t rate food. The biggest surprise was to learn that Randolph county was dry until a decade or so ago so most of these bars are only a...