I highly recommend!…read more The southern has hospitality is a true true charm! I was welcomed greeted and this was my first visit and I can't wait to come back with friends and family. I was able to snag a Groupon for a wine flight and I indulged in a glass of summer sangria. Technically not in a glass but if you want a glass, bring your own your favorite wine glass would be perfect here! I hope you enjoy them as much as I did....

Service was good. Space is very beautiful and well kept. Nice and cozy vibe and it's kid friendly…read morewhich was a first for me. I was looking for more of a detailed wine tasting but it was a last minute plan for me and my daughter so that wasn't a biggie. I didn't really like the wine selections I had, they all tasted the same. My daughter also said that the wines that she chose were all one flavor as well. I will say the Blackberry slushy was delicious and it gave me a little buzz lol. I did leave with a bottle of Blush which was the best of the 6 flavors I sampled. There was some sort of ladies gathering while we were there so celebrations are definitely welcomed. I would definitely tell friends to give them a try but I personally wasn't a fan

I had always heard about Lost Worlds Brewing…read more Well ... not always. It wasn't as though people stopped me on the street and shouted, "Hey, man! Have you heard about Lost Worlds?!" I imagined that being a long-coated homeless man grabbing my arm while shouting the above, but a homeless man couldn't afford a beer--unless he was homeless because he was an alcoholic (he begs for change until he can afford a beer.) But if that happened, would the staff at Lost Worlds kick him out? Tough call. It's a friendly and efficient staff but they would have to choose between friendly to one or comfortable for all. Fortunately, I have yet to experience this dilemma. Not referring to being homeless due to alcoholism (still possible) but coming across a homeless alcoholic in a long coat at Lost Worlds. Every time I have been here, it's laidback. Trying to stay away from beer due to fitness (drinking other things) but they do have some great beers on tap. The best value is Kama. Get that one. The End

Great beer selection, service was amazing, and free samples, WIN WIN WIN! We will definitely be…read moreback.

Great service, great Selection of beer and great music! A little off the beaten path but worth the…read morevisit.

Great place and great beer! Atmosphere is great with good music and giant UNO cards! Beer…read moreselection was great!

Walked in out of curiosity and the owner became so enthusiastic to teach us a bit about wine we…read moreended up having a free tasting lol! It seemed like hubby and wife that owned and they were some of the nicest people ever! He's very familiar with Napa Valley a visit we have coming up so he gave us great tips for our trip. The place isn't big but it packs a punch with selection and they have a large patio area! We ended up buying a Pinot Noir called DECODED! really smooth with fruity finish and light!

I can't say enough good things about The Hidden Bin. Graddie and Caleb really know their wines with…read morea world-wide view. In short order, they have learned our likes and dislikes and never to fail to guide us to old and new favorites. Weekly tastings open you up to new horizons and provide a chance to taste some seriously great wines without having to spring for a bottle that is above your average spend. Then again, Graddie and Caleb also have a way to seek and find great values. A bonus is that they offer food delivered from Table 31 next door, which is always excellent and tasty. The deviled eggs, Korean Cauliflower, French Dip and French Fries (crispy until the last bite) are always good as is the rest of their menu. I've had almost everything on the menu and have never been disappointed -- oh, I forgot to mention the Nashville Hot Chicken... If you haven't been to this cozy, intimate shop with a large patio area, you owe yours a treat. Cheers!

Another quaint shop in the exchange district in Downtown Concord! You can buy beer, wine, and…read moreliquor - they will even make one for you to go! You can put Craft beer cold or warm along with many other fun items. Check them out!

RUN don't walk to First N Flight located in the District Exchange in downtown Concord. This bar is…read morea hidden gem just waiting for you to find it!!! Run by a husband and wife team they have a vision that I think is just what downtown needs. We only partook in beverages but will be back for one of their food truck nights. The venue is SO cool and Eric and Meg have big things planned for making each night different and inviting. There are three seating areas. One being an outside patio. Go for a date night. Go for a girl's night. Go with a group of friends. JUST GO!!

a little walkabout on main street having a look and a peek at refreshed facades and new businesses…read moreand occasionally muttering "what's all this then..?" 'this' is Stardust Cellars; a recent addition featuring meads plus ciders and wines. bright, airy, and well suited to light tippling with a dozen or so choices on tap besides bottled or canned or flighty selections. gotta be 30+ years since I first meaded and I wasn't really impressed but life goes on and here I was with a passel of shorties in front of me curated by the fair Olivia: honey buzzed (just like it says), country peach (what peach-ade would taste like if peach-ade was a thing), ancestral (dry like the high desert in Washington State but less apple-y), and some berry and basil basement thing which drinks way better than it alliterates... so yeah, meads!! the oldest newest thing ...and you can bring in your own food too!

We absolutely adore this new mead tasting room in downtown Mooresville and have been eagerly…read moreawaiting their grand opening! Their mead is delicious and I will drink and enjoy just about everything on their tap list (and I'm picky so I can't say that about anywhere else). The decor is beautiful and the bartenders and owner are so friendly and kind. The owner even switches out the table bouquets weekly himself from his garden in North Wilkesboro which is home to their main meadery. Oh and did I mention they are dog friendly? Could this place be any cooler? Love Love Love Stardust Cellars!!

I was invited to a wedding that was happening at this location. The wedding was 70 people which…read moreeveryone fit inside and the dance floor was located outside (covered overhead but still open). I loved that the windows opened wide and one side of the building completely opened up. The view was beautiful! It was all nature. I had no contact with the employees when planning the wedding but it did rain the day off and they were quick to wipe down the chairs before we sat down and the waiters were attentive. The bridal and groom suites were huge and beautiful. Everything was clean and the decoration were great!

It's beautiful there. They have a nice space in the back overlooking the vineyards the sky and the…read moreskyline of trees. The patio, the covered outside space and the inside all beautiful. It's a "small" and intimate atmosphere. I hate the gravel parking lot especially because it's hard to walk in heels and people are coming dressed up.

This is a great spot right next door too where the Cannon Ballers play. The area is cute strip with…read moreshops as well. The service was great. Enjoyed the food. It exceeded what I had in my mind. They lost a star because there were little too many bugs flying around. I ordered a drink that had a sugar rim and the mix she had made for the drink had tons of bugs flying in and around it, so I had to switch to beer. The food..we did the deviled eggs, which were good, not a wow just your basic deviled eggs nothing fancy. We got the smoked wings, fish and chips and stuffed hush puppies. Everything was good. The stuffed hush puppiss stole the show for me. They were stuffed with pimento cheese and came with a side of this garlic butter! They were absolutely amazing and so flavorful. The wings were also very good, we got the cheerwine BBQ I've never heard nor had but man, so good. The fish and chips were good. Excellent cooked seasoned fries. Two nice pieces of fish. For me the fish was little over fried, but still very enjoyable.

The George Clinton Mural was on the side of the Towel City Tavern building, so since I was already…read morethere, I decided to have lunch. Towel City Tavern has two floors and is connected to the baseball stadium. Only the first floor was open during my visit. The Cabarrus Brewing Co. serving tanks are what you see as you enter. If you order a beer, it will be fresh as it comes directly from the tanks, as it is brewed on site. The restaurant's name pays homage to the city's textile roots and the towels made at the mills. The restaurant design also incorporated the town's history with Cannon Mills. The restaurant has an industrial feel with the open kitchen, high ceilings, concrete floors, exposed brickwork and steel structures. The tables were crafted from a 160-year-old tree that fell on the mill property. There were garage doors that likely opened during the games. They offer a $10 lunch special that includes a drink, side and entree. The $10 menu had a lot to select from: sandwiches, wraps, salads, wings, and a burger. I went with the All-American burger and fries. My burger was a good size, cooked to order and tasted great. The fries were really good, too. Service was great and attentive too. I was even offered a tea to go. My waiter got me in and out of the restaurant fast so I could get to the Music Hall of Fame on time. I did stop at the mural again on my way back to the car. Parking was free in the street spots and no time limits. Although I am not sure about the rules on game days/nights. With my favorite mural on the building, I have a feeling I will be back again to try more menu items and maybe see a ballgame too.