The Hobbyist is such a cute cafe! My boyfriend and I wanted to enjoy some coffee while getting some…read morework done, and we stumbled upon this spot. It has such a calm vibe with plenty of seating inside and some outdoors as well. I loved that they offer seasonal drinks alongside their classics and food options. We opted for a cortado, a vanilla lavender matcha, and a chicken chorizo breakfast burrito. Everything tasted delicious and was served fast. We sat for around an hour working on our laptops and weren't interrupted. There were people chatting as well, so it's a great space to do both. I absolutely loved the fact that you can get other drinks too, since they have a large selection of wines and seltzers. Everyone we talked with was super sweet--I can't wait to visit again!

I have been really wanting to try this space as they have wine as well! Parking was very limited as…read morethe coffee shop shares a building with multiple other tenants making it hard to find a parking spot with all the action in the area. Prior to going here I looked up their menu on their website and IG trying to decide what I wanted to order. I decided on the ube vanilla latte but they did not have that on their menu as it's on the fall menu that drops in a week or so from now. I felt like there was quite a bit of false advertising going on. However, I did order a vanilla latte and it was really good! It tasted like a vanilla ice cream cone!

So glad my friends in the CLT area live close to this spot. Perfect place to pick up a nice bottle…read moreof beer or wine, and they also have good local treats and snacks. I picked up a bottle of bubbly and couldn't resist a local made Kitchen Sink cookie. My friends picked up a couple six packs of local beers. Price wise, good value for money and the service is good too- no rush, but engaging with questions and recommendations if that's what you're looking for!

A wonderful neighborhood market combined with a record store. They have a handful of frozen and…read morefresh foods for immediate consumption. They also have chilled and shelf beer and wine. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I really appreciate the vibe of the place and the fact that they stand for equality and protecting human rights of all of our community members. During non Covid times, they have a bar you can sit at to have a pint or a glass of wine. I look forward to those days again so I can spend more time in this lovely place.

If you're looking for a local spot that truly cares about great food and their customers, The…read moreCulture Shop is it. Last year, I had a sandwich in Spain that I haven't been able to stop thinking about. I've tried several places around Charlotte looking for something similar, but nothing came close. I reached out to The Culture Shop to see if they'd be willing to recreate it, and not only did they say yes, they turned it into their weekly special using local honey, locally sourced peppers, and local bread. The result completely exceeded my expectations. It captured everything I loved about the original while adding its own Charlotte twist. It was honestly one of the best sandwiches I've had. Beyond the food, the team is incredibly kind, welcoming, and excited about what they do. The shop itself is worth browsing too, with a menu full of creative sandwiches and delicious options, plus a thoughtfully curated selection of pantry items and specialty foods. It's rare to find a business that's this passionate, creative, and willing to go the extra mile for a customer. I'll definitely be back, and I can't recommend The Culture Shop enough!

Such a cute local place. Visited for a book club meeting and it was the perfect place with plenty…read moreof outside picnic tables and ample street parking. A large menu overhead explains all the options and the women at the front counter was super nice. They were busy for a Sunday afternoon but once everything came out it was steaming hot and delicious. I got the ham and brie grilled cheese and there were a few bites of Dijon that about cleared my nose! The jam was an except addition.

Very good quality fresh meat good prices friendly employees very good customer serviceread more

I saw nothing "local" or organic in the entire store. I drove all the way out here thinking it was…read morea health food store, and it is not.

Super is an Asian market located in the Urban District Market. If none of the food vendors appeal,…read morethis might be the spot for you. As well, they have all sorts of drinks including sodas and juices plus wine, beer, sake and soju. Sandwiches, sushi, omakase and salads in the cooler. Mrs. K. picked out an amazing caterpillar roll (eel and avocado) that was delicious and she enjoyed an "enhanced" seltzer with it. [Review 2099 of 2024 - 3768 in North Carolina - 23118 overall]

Super is a market of sorts in the middle of urban district market. The market specializes in Asian…read moregroceries and items. There are snacks Ramen, drinks sake, ice cream, dessert. We grabbed a few of the Onigiri, some drinks and the grab and go sandwiches. I was not happy with my sandwiches. They were disgusting. I will never get them again. My niece really enjoyed her onigiri. I feel like some of the items are overpriced, but you pay for convenience. I could pick up a lot of the items at an Asian market close by. Super 2315 N Davidson St Charlotte, NC 28205 (Review 27 in 2024 and 827 overall)

Best liver pudding (mush) on the market. Hopefully they will be back on the shelf soon.read more

I like chopped liver. It's a New York Jewish deli thing and it's delicious. Chicken livers, garlic,…read moreonion, boiled eggs, mushed up and spread on a proper everything bagel. It's delicious. So I've been seeing Neese liver in the store and finally decided that for $3, I'll give it a try. We cut off two slices, grilled them in a frying pan and served it with fried eggs for breakfast. It was... not what I thought it would be but was probably exactly what it is supposed to be. Strong dark liver flavor and absolutely nothing else. Ah, the South. Interesting foods here including grits and livermush and ham hocks and souse. Nope. I may have lived south of the Mason-Dixon line since 2002, but I'm still a Yankee in my taste buds. [Review 10426 overall, 193 of 2019.]

Tried this place as read many reviews they have vegan food, they had some sweet options like 2-3, I…read morethink I just had high expectations. I'm yet to try the savory options and might change the review if that have options for me. Everything we had was amazing though. Super friendly staff and great vibe in there.

Came here after a couple apartment tours. This one is connected to Camden NoDa. We got a coffee,…read moresmores bar, and a mimosa. We sat outside and enjoyed the drink and sweet treat. I could definitely see myself being a regular to this shop. I would say the only down side is someone - not affiliated with Sunflour - set up a table outside for donations and was overly and repeatedly aggressive with requests. @azfitfoodfun

It's hard to put in to words how delicious the food is from Sorellina Pasta. The flavors are so…read morefresh and bold. The hand crafted sauces are hearty and the salads are bright and full of surprising combinations like pistachio and mint on the squash salad. So good! We love picking out fresh pasta as well as the ready to heat dinners. We've tried maybe 10% of their total offerings so far and it already has led to 3 or more phenomenal and easy family dinners. Every time we walk in, we're greeted by smiling workers who are happy to answer any questions we may have. They are also so kind to our small daughter, who lives for the bread samples. We love that they repurposed a house rather than building another mini shopping center. And our daughter of course loves the warm pink interior. We will be picking up easy family dinners from here for years to come!

Sorellina DEFINITELY lives up to the hype it's been getting!!! I walked up there today from Plaza…read moreMidwood and loved meeting the owner, Kristiana (she was so friendly and even had samples of focaccia ready to share - SO yummy!). I was impressed by the selection of fresh and frozen pastas, sauces, gelato and other dishes. After a lot of deliberation I decided to grab a few things to make this weekend/next week. Haven't tried them yet but am sure they will be delish. The space is also adorable - gorgeous design and very cozy. Lots of wines and dry goods to choose from in addition to the fresh and frozen sections as well! So excited to come back and try more of their amazing looking prepared foods!

This is my go to place for ordering steamed crabs in Charlotte! We got three dozen steamed crabs…read morefor fathers day. They only had females left but they were delicious! The seasoning on them was great and the meat was sweet! They packaged them in these foil trays so they stayed warm for quite a while! Super happy with these!

My go to for fresh fish for years now. The husband and wife that cleans and cook the fish are so…read moresweet.

I had an enjoyable experience. I ordered the NYC falafel which, although it could be a bit larger,…read morewas very good. The default side was fries and I asked if there were any substitutions. One was a small side Caesar salad which I got. I was disappointed in the continuing practice for restaurants to charge for small changes like this within informing the customer. Waitress was very nice, however and attentive. What is also quite unique about the restaurant was that you could order small 4 oz beers, just for tasting at $2-3 each. The place is quite large and must get incredibly noisy at times with the hard surfaces and multiple TVs. There is an option to sit directly at the bar or at tables.

I ordered takeout from The Degenerate, and overall, I really enjoyed my meal! I tried the pork and…read morefried green tomato sliders, dry-rub chicken wings, and pierogies. The wings were AMAZING, and the sliders were absolutely delicious! They were so good that I devoured them before I even thought to take a picture! Unfortunately, the pierogies were the one disappointment, especially since they were actually the main reason I decided to order from here. They were a bit too greasy for my taste. After eating two, I ended up placing the rest on a paper towel to absorb some of the excess oil, which unfortunately made them less enjoyable. That being said, I would definitely eat at The Degenerate again. I'd happily order the wings and sliders again, but I would probably skip the pierogies next time unless they're one of those dishes that are simply better enjoyed fresh at the restaurant rather than as takeout. Overall, there were definitely more hits than misses, and those sliders and wings alone are worth another visit!