With walkable, friendly streets, iconic holiday traditions, and a booming food scene, it’s easy to see why Elizabeth is one of Charlotte’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
Things to Do
Stroll Through Thompson or Independence Park
Among Charlotte’s many calling cards is its ample green space. Enjoy a walk, play with your kiddos and gather with friends at one of the multiple neighborhood green spaces.
Shop ‘til You Drop at Thirty-One Jane
Mother-daughter duo Eloise and Susan stock their West Village-inspired boutique with popular women’s labels like Ganni, Samsoe Samsoe and more.
Get Some Jewelry from Erin McDermott
Erin McDermott has been making jewelry for decades, but she recently opened a storefront in an old house in Elizabeth.
Eat
Sample the Menu at Puerta
This buzzy scene is the ideal place to split several Mexican dishes and sip a cocktail or two with a group.
Celebrate Big at Custom Shop
Named on many local best restaurant lists, this cozy restaurant has a locally sourced, seasonally driven menu.
Do Date Night at Fig Tree
For nearly two decades Fig Tree has been one of Charlotte’s most-loved fine dining spots.
Get Something Sweet from Manolo’s Bakery
No neighborhood tour is complete with a little something sweet. At Manolo’s you can choose from dozens of breads and Hispanic treats.
Coffee & Drinks
Have Coffee at People’s Market
If you need somewhere to work or meet people over a cup of coffee, consider this neighborhood hangout.
Watch a Game at Caswell Station
Caswell Station has one of the city’s best patios (with a TV) and plenty of beer and snacks — an ideal game-day setup.
Sip Wine at Rosemont
One of the newer spots in town, Rosemont is a great happy hour spot with an extensive wine menu.
Grab a Cocktail at Crunkleton
Gary Crunkleton brought the magic of his iconic Chapel Hill bar to Charlotte. It’s one of the best places in the city for a classic cocktail.
Bike Over for A Beer at The Spoke Easy
A different kind of biker bar, The Spoke Easy is a bar, music venue and bicycle repair shop all in one.
