Restaraunt Help- North Charlotte

[Anybodyhome]

Nice dinner places in the UNCC area, maybe headed toward Concord Mills. North of downtown, anyway?

Gracias, mi amigos!

[4Corners]

Not trying to be rude but you are looking on the wrong side of town. There’s nothing out there for you. Better off driving 20-30 mins to a different part of town. 

[cookinwithgas]

I don't know what you mean by nice. I never get out there but happened to be in the University area Sunday and we ate at Cheddars, its like an Applebees but with decent food, nicer decor, and a pretty good menu. It's not Chez Ritz but I've been there a few times over the years and its always been consistently good.

[PantherKing1983]

Nothing but chain stuff up through uncc and concord mills. 

[Davidson Deac II]

I go to Charlotte about once every three months for work, and Harris blvd has several nice places, both chain and non chain. But I probably have a different definition of nice.  I remember going to a small hole in the wall Jamaican place near UNCC that had good food, relatively cheap, and I thought it was very nice. 

 

Unfortunately, I can't remember any names. 

[Johnny Rockets]

2 minutes ago, cookinwithgas said:

I don't know what you mean by nice. I never get out there but happened to be in the University area Sunday and we ate at Cheddars, its like an Applebees but with decent food, nicer decor, and a pretty good menu. It's not Chez Ritz but I've been there a few times over the years and its always been consistently good.

Cheddars is actually pretty good and you described it well. Never had a bad meal there. 

"Nice" options are limited in the area. But here are a couple in the UNCC area:

Firewater (Probably the only thing close to an "upscale" restaurant in the area). 

Nakato - Japanese 

Edgewater (inside the Hilton)

Ciros (small Italian joint that been around for years)

As far as Concord Mills - the options are endless but nothing "nice". Mostly chains as mentioned. I always wind up at Texas Roadhouse when in that area which is underrated for a good steak. 

 

[dave-o]

NoDa (North Davidson) is fairly close to the UNCC area...  Some cool little spots to eat...  Cabo Fish Taco...  Haberdish...

[toldozer]

Mickey and mooch in Huntersville is pretty good. Not really where you're asking about though.  Seabass is really good.

[toldozer]

4 hours ago, Johnny Rockets said:

Cheddars is actually pretty good and you described it well. Never had a bad meal there. 

"Nice" options are limited in the area. But here are a couple in the UNCC area:

Firewater (Probably the only thing close to an "upscale" restaurant in the area). 

Nakato - Japanese 

Edgewater (inside the Hilton)

Ciros (small Italian joint that been around for years)

As far as Concord Mills - the options are endless but nothing "nice". Mostly chains as mentioned. I always wind up at Texas Roadhouse when in that area which is underrated for a good steak. 

 

Ciros is good. I haven't been there in 10 years though.  Fiesta maya on Harris is pretty good too.

[Anybodyhome]

On 2/20/2018 at 1:12 PM, 4Corners said:

Not trying to be rude but you are looking on the wrong side of town. There’s nothing out there for you. Better off driving 20-30 mins to a different part of town. 

Yeah, not for me. Guy I work with is headed that way. 

I usually stay in town when I travel, which is why I'm asking about north.

[Ja Rhule]

Twin Peaks

Great family joint 

[Shocker]

On 2/20/2018 at 1:24 PM, cookinwithgas said:

I don't know what you mean by nice. I never get out there but happened to be in the University area Sunday and we ate at Cheddars, its like an Applebees but with decent food, nicer decor, and a pretty good menu. It's not Chez Ritz but I've been there a few times over the years and its always been consistently good.

Last time I was at Cheedars a mouse ran across the table.  No fuggin lie.

Oh and avoid that Jersey Mikes over there, spent the weekend vomiting after my last visit to that shethole.