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American Deli

3.4 (16 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Small wings
Elijah G.

I used to eat at American Deli all the time when I lived in Atlanta but I went to this location and got the smallest wings I've ever seen. If you go ask for the large wings so they don't accidentally give you the mini ones.

Shrimp fried rice and crinkle fries.
Dawn R.

Ok, I'm completely sold on this place. My first time here I got the Philly cheese steak combo that came with fries and chicken wings for $12. It was a lot of food and I got 2 meals out of it. The fries are honestly probably the best crinkle fries I have ever had. They are thinner and crisper than others I've had. The chicken wings were good & crispy but a bit smaller than normal. They have 9 different flavors of wings and there are 5 wings inside the combo which comes with a drink included. I got the sweet chili flavor and they were great ! The sandwich was also good. I got the chocolate silk pie for $2.50. It was small but very chocolatey. While there, I noticed they had shrimp fried rice. With a name like American Deli, that surprised me so I decided to come back the next week. Yes, the shrimp fried rice was really good. It had corn, peas, and carrots along with an excellent flavor and not too greasy for about $7. Of course, I had to add on an order of those excellent fries. I had enough food to make another meal again. The cashiers were also very nice both times I visited. Definitely going to make this place one of my regular lunch places.

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Hi my name is China, the American Deli in Mallard Creek is so refreshing! The fries are good as ever. Catch the fresh lemonade!

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The chicken wings were good & crispy but a bit smaller than normal.

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Harriet's Hamburgers

Harriet's Hamburgers

4.6
(338 reviews)
3.5 mi
$$

I hadn't intended to eat in a good pavilion today, but we ended up here. I landed on Famous…read moreHarriett's Hamburger Sandwiches, not expecting much. It was an excellent burger. Sometimes simple of the way to go. Lettuce, American Cheese, tomatoes, crinkled pickles, onions, and their "good good sauce." This all came together with the 100% premium angus beef (antibiotic and hormone free) smash-burgers perfectly cooked. The fried were very good, nicely crispy, but not overdone. Service was friendly and very quick. I highly recommend this place if you want a great burger.

Located inside the lively Optimist Hall, Harriet's Hamburgers is a great stop if you're craving a…read moresimple, well-executed smash burger. Optimist Hall itself is a very food-centric, upscale food hall with a ton of vendors, so the atmosphere is energetic and fun. Seating can be a little challenging during peak dinner hours since so many people are grabbing food from different spots, but when the weather is nice there's plenty of outdoor seating. Harriet's keeps their burger formula refreshingly simple. It's a classic smash burger done right--made to order with a straightforward menu that doesn't overcomplicate things. There's usually a line, but it moves pretty quickly, and the burgers come out hot and fresh. One of the best parts of eating here is the flexibility of the food hall experience. While you're waiting, you can grab a craft beer, a glass of wine, or even browse for dessert from one of the other vendors. Insider tip: Come with a group if you can. It's a great place to share fries and let everyone explore different vendors around the hall. Parking is fairly easy with the nearby garage, which makes the whole experience even more convenient. Overall, Harriet's is a fun, delicious stop for a smash burger, especially if you're already enjoying the energy of Optimist Hall.

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1.9
(65 reviews)
1.3 mi
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LRookie mistake 101: never go to Popeyes when you're hangry and assume everything is going to…read moremagically work itself out. I was craving breaded wings -- not the super wet vinegar-heavy style that's popular around here -- so I thought Popeyes would hit the spot. I ordered the 12 wings combo, half plain and half garlic parm. Unfortunately, it was really disappointing. The wings tasted like they'd been sitting out way too long, and the garlic parm seasoning was so salty it was borderline inedible. I also ordered large combo sides and somehow ended up with what looked like small portions of red beans and rice and mashed potatoes instead. To make matters worse, I submitted feedback through the Popeyes website afterward and never heard back. The employee at the drive-thru window was friendly, so no complaints there, but this location really needs better quality control and order accuracy. And yes, this is your reminder to always check the bag before you drive away -- uncomfortable or not. Charlotte has burned me too many times on takeout roulette. Thankfully, I had Marie's blue cheese waiting at home to help salvage the situation. Charlotte, there's a big delicious world out there. Learn from my rookie mistake and inspect the bag before you pull off.

I have called to request for missing receipts needed at this branch and i was hung up on the phone…read more I have also left multiple requests with the support center for receipts to be emailed to me. Nothing was received. Case number#23615351 Can someone please reply? Please text receipts to: 919-527-3550 Thank you! $10.81 on 2.22.2026 3pm $14.06 on 2.22.2026 3pm

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Le's Sandwiches & Cafe

Le's Sandwiches & Cafe

4.6
(432 reviews)
1.1 mi
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As a San Francisco Bay Area foodie who's been steadily eating my way through Charlotte, I had…read morebookmarked Lee's Sandwiches and was excited to finally give it a try--and overall, it did not disappoint. The concept is refreshingly simple: a straightforward menu of banh mi sandwiches, summer rolls, chips, and prepared foods ready to go. They also offer beer on tap, traditional Vietnamese iced coffee and tea, and fresh fruit smoothies. No frills--just solid, approachable Vietnamese fare. I ordered the #8 Chinese barbecue (char siu) banh mi and requested light pâté and extra vegetables. The sandwich was made to order and came out quickly. One of the owners kindly let me know that pâté typically isn't included on that particular sandwich and didn't charge me for it, which I appreciated. The sandwich itself was good, reasonably priced (around $8-9), and filling. I also ordered a Vietnamese iced coffee, which delivered exactly the caffeine kick I was looking for. It wasn't overly sweet, had beautifully crushed ice, and came with a proper lid--not the plastic film seal you sometimes see at boba shops. Combined, the sandwich and coffee came to about $15, which felt like a great value. The interior is charming and thoughtfully designed. There's a small tuk-tuk display with retail items, traditional Vietnamese decor like bamboo hats on the walls, and even a seating area with low stools that gives a nod to the street-side dining style you'd find in Vietnam. I also loved the creative touch of repurposed Café Du Monde coffee cans holding napkins and chopsticks--simple, clever, and memorable. One small note for authenticity seekers: as someone who grew up with traditional Vietnamese cuisine, I've been searching for the classic old-school imperial rolls made with rice paper that fries up bubbly, crispy, and slightly chewy. The owner confirmed what I've been noticing--that many restaurants in the Charlotte area adapt recipes to American tastes, so that particular style is harder to find here. It wasn't a dealbreaker, just an interesting cultural observation. For my personal taste, the char siu wasn't quite as rich or fatty as the Chinese barbecue versions I'm used to, and the pâté had a slightly bitter note. Next time, I'll likely try the lemongrass pork banh mi and skip the pâté altogether. Insider tip: This is a great spot for a quick, affordable lunch with authentic flavors and fast service. The iced coffee alone is worth the visit. Overall, a cute, well-run neighborhood shop with solid value, friendly service, and a menu that does a few things well. I'll definitely be back to continue exploring the offerings.

I used to come here all the time when I lived in Charlotte and Asian Corner was around still. Its…read morethe to go to place for Banh Mi. Now theres way more banh mi shops out there. Le's Sandwiches will always be my favorite banh mi shop in Charlotte. I had grew up eating there. They moved to another location which is the same parking lot area outside the lot by the old store. They had built and moved to a brand new shop. Iam so happy for them and wish the best for them. Their always quick and consistent with their food. Their banh mis are so delicous. It is usually quiet and not much seating inside to eat in.

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Ace No 3 - Belmont Village

Ace No 3 - Belmont Village

4.6
(506 reviews)
3.5 mi
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As a West Coast transplant now living in Charlotte, I have very specific standards when it comes to…read moreburgers. For me, the gold standard isn't fancy -- it's balance. Think that perfect meat-cheese-bread ratio you get at an In-N-Out: not too big, not too messy, not dripping everywhere, but still juicy and satisfying. A burger you can actually pick up and enjoy without resorting to a knife and fork like George Costanza. That's why I appreciate Ace No. 3. Their menu is refreshingly simple -- burgers, fries, shakes -- and that simplicity tells me they know exactly what they do well. Everything is made to order, and the consistency shows. The Ace burger is my go-to, and it delivers every time. The shoestring fries are excellent, and the sweet potato tots are another favorite. I've also treated myself to a milkshake here and there, and they're worth it. Fun bonus: they offer "boozy shakes" for adults, which adds a playful twist -- just note they have to be enjoyed on site. They also keep a short, rotating list of beers, which I appreciate. It's curated, not overwhelming. One thing I noticed recently -- and as a fellow marketer, I have to applaud this -- is their milkshake happy hour from 2-4 PM. That's a smart strategy to drive traffic during slower hours between lunch and dinner. Simple, effective, and well executed. A few practical notes: Parking can be a little tight because the lot behind the restaurant is small, but if you go during off-peak hours or order ahead for pickup, it's manageable. The Belmont neighborhood location is easy to get in and out of, and while it's not a high-traffic pedestrian area, that can actually work in your favor. Bottom line: As someone who grew up with West Coast burger culture, this is the closest I've found in Charlotte to that classic, satisfying bite -- even if it costs a bit more than In-N-Out. The quality and execution make it worth it. Get out there, eat well, be curious -- and follow me as I continue eating my way through Charlotte.

The sauce and the meat are insanely good! I personally think it beats Five Guys to make a…read morecomparison. The fries are crispy like Rally's style almost. The onion rings are okay. I really enjoyed though. Staff does the functional, Harriet's Burgers the service is more exceptional. Lastly place was relatively clean.

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