Good spot to charge, especially late at night with the discounted rate. It's in a nice complex next…read moreto some fast food and other shops, so decently lit and when I came around 10:30pm there were several other people so I did not feel alone or unsafe. I got about 50kWh for $10, about $0.21/kWh which is almost half the daytime rate of $0.38-0.40+!! Took about 20min but I had no problem keeping myself occupied then! @azfitfoodfun

This is a really fast supercharger and there's a lot of stuff around it. Probably one of the faster…read moresuperchargers in the area. It seems like I was only here for a few minutes. Even though it was busy, the juice was flowing.

This set of four stations is located on the ground level (?) of the CRI Deck 1 of the University of…read moreNorth Carolina Charlotte. This is the parking deck located closest to the Marriott hotel. Each of the plus is the standard J-1772 connector and all are not networked. They are free to use however the parking deck is paid ($5 for first hour. $2 for each additional hour. $15/day max. Weekend free sometimes) or accessible if you have a parking pass. The hotel is nearby and they have a bar/restaurant. You can also cross Tryon Street and there are a ton of restaurants and retail in the Shoppes At University Place https://www.yelp.com/biz/shoppes-at-university-place-charlotte?hrid=wwa4n5vgdhjE_m_cJgENGA. [Review 16945 overall - 3267 in North Carolina - 461 of 2022.]

Having visited IKEA locations in Ireland and Sweden, I've seen how they take the concept so…read moreseriously over there--it's an entire cultural experience. Here, we tend to treat it more like a giant showroom with free babysitting and a cafeteria, but the value is still hard to beat. I had a great run during my most recent trip. The deals were everywhere! I picked up a summer-weight duvet along with a new cover and shams to refresh the bedroom. I also found a stunning set of gold-toned serving flatware -- they have that sleek, high-end look without the boutique price tag. A few highlights and "hiccups" from this visit: The Food & Drink:I tried the fish balls with mashed potatoes for lunch, and they were actually pretty tasty. I also noticed an older gentleman sitting completely alone, casually drinking glasses of what appeared to be wine. Many IKEA locations with a restaurant license do serve beer and wine, and honestly, he had the right idea. Of course, I couldn't leave without hitting the food market for those specific cookies and foreign candies you just can't find anywhere else. The Atmosphere: At one point, navigating the floor felt a bit like an escape room. While the staff seems nice enough, they aren't exactly eager to help--you really have to run them down to get an answer. The Warehouse:I'm honestly not a fan of the self-service furniture selection policy. The whole warehouse environment is pretty intimidating when you're trying to track down boxes. The Strategy:Since I'm lucky enough to live only 25 minutes away I've realized I need to stop coming here like it's a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage. If I visited more often, I probably wouldn't feel the need to drop $200 every time! Overall, it's a solid four-star experience for the unique finds and the reliable "Swedish-lite" atmosphere, even if you have to do some of the heavy lifting yourself.

I love going to Ikea but this time the experience was a bit overwhelming. I waited forever to…read morereturn something and it's a bit confusing and not straightforward on the virtual line versus an actual line. I was really the next in line for a long time and it took forever and then I couldn't even return the item as they change their policy with out my notice on plants. Also for checking out after purchasing stuff the line was so long and it was very confusing. They didn't have any of the self checkouts open. I finally got to the front of the line and the cashier went away on a break so I had to wait longer. I felt like there's a lot of workers but they were just not on the cashier so it was just a slow process.

This station has sucked for me multiple times in the past. Didn't function or whatever. For the…read morefirst time trying it looks like they've updated everything and maybe the terrible service is behind them.

Nope never works and the app sucks they charged me an idol fee when their shot doesn't work…read moreproperly. Nope have choices will use another company

Coolest shops, coolest atmosphere, with the overgrown railroad tracks and view of the skyline. Very…read moreoutdoorsy, unique space. Fun little areas to relax, sit, play games, pickle ball, corn hole, hook and ring, I think even saw volleyball courts! Not to mention the cute little food truck area, coffee shops, bars, and VINTAGE SHOPS. my main reason for initially visiting! Turned into an all day adventure exploring as much of the place as we could, not even getting to everything. I can't wait for more visits to explore more of this place.

I was visiting Charlotte for a concert with my best friend and I found this place on the bus ride…read moreto my Airbnb. We decided to come back for lunch and tried La Caseta. My best friend ended up getting us the sampler platter from La Caseta and we really enjoyed it! It was such a huge space but was a bit difficult to figure out where what was so we just ended up walking around on one side. We ended up going to Good Postage and I really loved the store! They had a little doggy walking around which was super cute and I ended up buying a sticker for my memories. I would definitely come back here if I was visiting Charlotte again!

This charging station is located in the parking lot of University Volvo Cars…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/university-volvo-charlotte who are also dealers for the PoleStar electric vehicles. The ChargePoint is in the customer parking area near the service bay. There are two J-1772 plugs on this one station and a second "Volvo" station with a single plug. They seem to be free. Two parking spaces are not designated for electric vehicles but one of them is marked for handicapped parking only. You might be able to get on the dealership's free wifi. There isn't much else immediately close other than a one-star rated extended stay hotel https://www.yelp.com/biz/intown-suites-charlotte-6 and the Golden Corral across Tryon https://www.yelp.com/biz/golden-corral-buffet-and-grill-charlotte. [Review 16933 overall - 3255 in North Carolina - 449 of 2022.]