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Charlotte Restaurant Welcome to Charlotte Sea Level NC Halcyon, Flavors from the Earth Three to see. 1 Satisfy your sweet tooth with pit stops at Amélie’s French Bakery, where the salted caramel brownie reigns supreme, and Stoke Charlotte, where the decadent, massive doughnut is all the rage. And check out Fahrenheit’s rooftop lair for breathtaking views and creative cuisine. The Asbury Nightlife starts at the . Check out 2 EpiCentre Howl at the Moon’s dueling pianos, Whisky River’s bottle service or StrikeCity’s sleek bowling alley. On the Charlotte took root here in 1768 Center and the AAA Charlotte Performing arts thrive in Uptown. edge of Uptown, Label Charlotte and The Fillmore at the crossroads of Trade and Knights storm the bases at BB&T The Blumenthal Performing Charlotte headline a vibrant nightlife scene at Tryon streets. Uptown remains the Ballpark. Arts Center venues play host AvidXchange Music Factory. pulse of the city. It’s pedestrian to award-winning Broadway friendly, so hit the sidewalk and Uptown fare spans all styles and shows, Charlotte Symphony 3 Take advantage of the city’s walkability. Visit Levine enjoy public art along the way. price points. Enjoy barbecue concerts, Opera Carolina shows Center for the Arts to explore the Mint Museum and beer at City Smoke, and stunning Charlotte Ballet Uptown, Bechtler Museum of Modern Art and Uptown is a sports fan’s sanctuary. gourmet burgers and whiskey programs. Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Art The NFL Carolina Panthers run the at Cowbell Burger & Whiskey + Culture. Be sure to stop for a photo op alongside field atBank of America Stadium, Bar, or handcrafted cocktails and And don’t leave Uptown without the Bechtler’s glistening Firebird statue. the NBA Charlotte Hornets innovative cuisine at 5Church. souvenirs and special gifts from The dominate the court at Spectrum Beehive in Overstreet Mall and Blis in Founders Hall. charlottesgotalot.com Hungry? Let us help find the perfect spot. Where to eat. 1 5Church 17 Buffalo Wild Wings 37 Fitzgerald’s 54 Mert’s Heart and Soul 71 Trade Restaurant and Bar 127 N. Tryon St., Ste. 8 NASCAR Hall of Fame Plaza, 201 E. 5th St. 214 N. College St. Omni Charlotte Hotel, 704.919.1322 400 E. MLK Jr. Blvd. 704.900.8088 704.342.4222 132 E. Trade St. American 704.971.9464 Irish Pub Southern / Low Country 704.377.0400 L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ • PD Casual American L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ • PD L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ American / New American 5churchcharlotte.com L, D, Sat, Sun • $ fitzgeraldscharlotte.com mertscharlotte.com B, L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ buffalowildwings.com omnihotels.com 2 7th Street Public Market 11 Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse 55 Mimosa Grill 224 E. 7th St. 14 Buon Cibo & Wine Bar 327 S. Tryon St. 67 The Capital Grille 704.230.4346 Delish Food Court, 210 E. Trade St. 704.343.0700 201 N. Tryon St. Farmers Market Charlotte Convention Center, 704.333.4266 New Southern 704.348.1400 B, L, D, Sat, Sun • $-$$ 501 S. College St. Prime Steakhouse / Wine Bar L, D, Sat, Sun • $$$$ • PD Steakhouse 7thstreetpublicmarket.com 704.339.6101 D, Sat, Sun • $$$$ • PD harpersgroup.com L, D, Sat, Sun $$$ • PD Pizza / Pasta flemingssteakhouse.com thecapitalgrille.com 50 8.2.0 B, L • $ 11 Moe’s Southwest Grill AvidXchange Music Factory, charlotteconventionctr.com 39 Fuel Pizza on the Green 210 E. Trade St., Ste. B234 72 The Punch Room 820 Hamilton St. 500 S. College St. 704.951.3393 The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte, 704.333.4111 20 Caffe Siena 704.370.2755 Mexican 201 E. Trade St. Italian Holiday Inn Center City Hotel, Pizza / Sandwiches L, D, Sat, Sun • $ 704.547.2244 D • $$ • PD 230 N. College St. L, D, Sat, Sun • $ moes.com Wine, Scotch & Tapas Bar 820clt.com 704.602.2750 fuelpizza.com L, D, Sat • $$$ Mediterranean 11 Mortimer’s Cafe & Pub ritzcarlton.com 4 Alexander Michael’s B, L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ • PD 40 Fuel Pizza at Hearst Tower 210 E. Trade St. Restaurant & Tavern caffesienacharlotte.com 214 N. College St. 704.688.0366 11 Tin Roof 401 W. 9th St. 704.350.1680 Pub 210 E. Trade St., Ste. 286 704.332.6789 21 Carolina Ale House Pizza / Pasta / Sandwiches L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ 704.910.1330 American / Pub 201 S. College St., Ste. 100 L, D, Sat, Sun • $ mortimerspub.com American L, D, Sat • $ 704.940.3600 fuelpizza.com L, D, Sat, Sun • $ • PD almikestavern.com Sports Bar / American 57 Morton’s The Steakhouse tinroofcharlotte.com L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ 41 Fujo Uptown Bistro 227 W. Trade St. 5 Amélie’s French Bakery carolinaalehouse.com 301 S. College St., Suite 100 704.333.2602 50 VBGB Beer Hall & Garden 301 S. Tryon St. 704.954.0087 Steakhouse AvidXchange Music Factory, 704.899.0088 22 Cellar at Duckworths, The Sushi Bar / Chinese D, Sat, Sun • $$$$ 920 Hamilton St. French 330 N. Tryon St. L, D, Sat • $ mortons.com 704.333.4111 B, L, D • $ • PD 980.349.4078 fujobistronc.com Pub ameliesfrenchbakery.com Tapas 32 Murphy’s Kitchen & Tap D, Sat, Sun • $ • PD D • $$ 42 The Garden Grille & Bar 445 W. Trade St. vbgbuptown.com 6 Aria Tuscan Grill thecellaratduckworths.com Hilton Garden Inn Charlotte, 704.332.0557 100 N. Tryon St. 508 E. MLK Jr. Blvd. Irish Pub 11 Vida Mexican Kitchen y Cantina 704.376.8880 25 Chima Brazilian Steakhouse 704.347.5972 L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ • PD 210 E. Trade St. Italian 139 S. Tryon St. American murphyscharlotte.com 704.971.8432 L, D, Sat • $$ • PD 704.601.4141 B, L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ Mexican ariacharlotte.com Brazilian Steakhouse hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com 33 Potbelly Sandwich Shop L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ • PD D, Sat, Sun • $$$$ • PD 320 S. Tryon Street, Ste. 100A charlotte.vidacantina.com 31 The Asbury chimasteakhouse.com 43 Halcyon, Flavors from the Earth 980.226.5324 235 N. Tryon St. Mint Museum Uptown, Deli 50 Wet Willie’s 704.342.1193 26 City Smoke 500 S. Tryon St. L, D, Sat, Sun • $ AvidXchange Music Factory, Southern Modern Cuisine 100 N. Tryon St. 704.910.0865 potbelly.com 900 Seaboard St. B, L, D, Sat, Sun • $$$ • PD 704.376.2295 New American 704.716.5650 theasbury.com Barbecue L, D, Sat, Sun • $$$ • PD 59 Queen City Q Daquiri Bar / American L, D, Sat • $$ halcyonflavors.com 225 E. 6th St. L, D, Sat, Sun • $ 7 Bar Cocoa citysmokeclt.com 704.334.8437 wetwillies.com The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte, 44 Hooters Barbecue 201 E. Trade St. 27 Coastal Kitchen and Bar 123 W. Trade St. L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ • PD 11 Whisky River 704.972.4397 Hilton Charlotte Center City, 704.333.4566 queencityq.com 210 E. Trade St., Ste. A208 Chocolate / Desserts 222 E. 3rd St. Wings / Sandwiches 704.749.1097 B, L, D, Sat • $ 704.377.1500 L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ 60 Red Ginger Japanese Steak House American barcocoacharlotte.com Low Country Southern hooters.com 401 S. Tryon St. L, D, Sat, Sun • $ • PD B, L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ 980.819.8837 thewhiskyriver.com 9 Bentley’s on 27 coastalkitchenandbar.com 29 Ink N Ivy Asian Charlotte Plaza Building, 27th floor, 222 S. Church St. L, D, Sat • $$$ 201 S. College St., Ste. 2750 23 Coco and the Director 704.332.5424 redgingercharlotte.com 704.343.9201 Charlotte Marriott City Center, American American / French 100 W. Trade St. L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ • PD 62 Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery L, D, Sat • $$$ • PD 704.353.6003 charlotte.inkanivy.com 401 N. Tryon St. bentleyson27.com Café / Coffeeshop 704.334.2739 Legend B, L, Sat, Sun • $ 11 Jason’s Deli American / Brewery Bernardin’s Restaurant cocoandthedirector.com 210 E. Trade St. L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ • PD 10 B Breakfast 435 S. Tryon St. 704.688.1004 rockbottom.com L Lunch 704.332.3188 Cowbell Burger & Whiskey Bar Deli Sandwiches / Salad Bar 28 D Dinner American 201 N. Tryon St. L, D • $ 63 Rooster’s Wood-Fired Kitchen L, D, Sat • $$$ 980.224.8674 jasonsdeli.com 150 N. College St. Sat Saturday Hours bernardinsfinedining.com American 704.370.7667 Sun Sunday Hours L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ 33 JP Charlotte New Southern Blackfinn Ameripub eatmorecowbell.com The Westin Charlotte, L, D, Sat • $$$ • PD 11 $ Under $10 210 E. Trade St. 601 S. College St. roosterskitchen.com $$ $10 - $20 704.971.4440 30 Dandelion Market 704.335.2064 $$$ $21 - $40 Upscale Casual American 118 W. 5th St. New American 64 Ruth’s Chris Steak House $$$$ $41 & up L, D, Sat, Sun • $$ 704.333.7989 B, L, D, Sat, Sun • $$$ • PD 222 S. Tryon St. blackfinnameripub.com American jpcharlotte.com 704.338.9444 PD Private Dining options Sat, Sun • $$ • PD Steakhouse 12 BLT Steak dandelionmarketcharlotte.com 47 The King’s Kitchen L, D, Sat, Sun • $$$ • PD The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte, 129 W. Trade St. ruthschris.com 110 N. College St. 14 Einstein Bros. Bagels 704.375.1990 704.972.4380 Delish Food Court, New Southern 61 Sandwich Club American Steakhouse Charlotte Convention Center, L, D, Sat • $$ • PD 435 S. Tryon St., Ste. 130B B, L, D, Sat, Sun • $$$$ • PD 501 S. College St. kingskitchen.org 704.344.1975 bltrestaurants.com 704.339.6101 Deli Bagels / Sandwiches 50 La Revolucion L • $ 13 Blue Restaurant & Bar B, L • $ AvidXchange Music Factory, sandwichclub2go.com 206 N. College St. einsteinbros.com 900 NC Music Factory Blvd. 704.927.2583 704.716.2327 69 Sea Level NC Mediterranean 11 Enso Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar Mexican 129 E. 5th St. D, Sat • $$$ • PD 210 E. Trade St. L, D • $ 704.412.2616 bluecharlotte.com 704.716.3676 larevolucionnc.com Seafood Asian Bistro / Sushi Bar L, D • $$ 14 Bojangles’ Famous L, D, Sat, Sun • $$$ • PD 48 Libations Kitchen & Bar sealevelnc.com Chicken ‘n Biscuits ensocharlotte.com DoubleTree by Hilton Delish Food Court, Hotel Charlotte, 65 Something Classic Café Charlotte Convention Center, 24 Essex Bar & Bistro 895 W.
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