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1. Optimist Hall
$ | Uptown |Charlotte's most impressive food hall may be the state's biggest and best, with plenty of exposed brick painted in striking colors, multiple outdoor areas, and stall after stall of fresh-pressed juices, gourmet grilled cheese, ramen bowls, gelato, and craft cocktails.
115 N. Brevard St., Charlotte, North Carolina, 28206, USA980-701--0040Known For
- Two dozen dining options in one location
- Gourmet coffee drinks
- Concerts in the courtyard
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2. 300 East
$$ | Dilworth |Operated out of an old home in pleasant Dilworth, this comfortable little spot offers an always-changing menu blending Southern and Californian styles in its meat and fish dishes, pizza, salads, and pastas. Always available items include Chesapeake-style crab cakes and the Usual, a chicken salad sandwich that has been a local favorite for years. This is the kind of place where longtime regulars have their names engraved on the back of barstools.
300 East Blvd., Charlotte, North Carolina, 28203, USA704-332–6507Known For
- Desserts by one of the best pastry chefs in North Carolina
- Historic building with inviting patio seating
- Creative cocktail list
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3. Amelie's
$ | North Davidson |Croissant breakfast sandwiches, gourmet coffee drinks, and tasty pastries make this a go-to for quality bites in the morning (or whenever the urge for a French treat arises, until 10 at night). There are four locations across Charlotte.
2424 N. Davidson St., Charlotte, North Carolina, 28205, USA704-376--1781Known For
- All-day breakfast sandwiches
- Always changing quiche du jour
- Iced espresso with vanilla and cream
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4. Haymaker
$$$ | Uptown |With a spacious bar and an open and inviting multilevel dining room overlooking Romare Bearden Park, Haymaker is focused on showcasing the bounty of the Piedmont and Appalachia regions with locally inspired, seasonal farm-to-table cuisine. The ever-changing menu features both small and large plates perfect for sharing. Staples include house-made pickles, heirloom cornmeal hush puppies, and a chili-rubbed local pork shoulder served with Carolina Gold rice. Wash it all down with a craft cocktail or an old-fashioned glass of sweet tea. Brunch is a hit on the weekends.
225 S. Poplar St., Charlotte, North Carolina, 28202, USA704-626--6116Known For
- Locally inspired, farm-fresh cuisine
- Weekend brunch
- Inviting dining room and outdoor patio overlooking a park
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5. Soul Gastrolounge
$$ | Plaza Midwood |Come for the elevated tapas and cocktails, stay for the dance party. This trendy hangout in a repurposed brick building dishes out quality sushi, skewers, and shareable plates, all served until midnight.
1500B Central Ave., Charlotte, North Carolina, 28205, USA704-348--1848Known For
- Tapas like tuna nachos and veal short ribs
- Specialty sushi rolls
- DJs in the evening
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