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Charlotte’s EpiCentreHellooo, Nightlife

As the name suggests, the EpiCentre is literally a focal point for activity in Charlotte. Covering half a million square feet, it is home to countless restaurants, shops, and bars. We’ve compiled some highlights to help you get acquainted.RestaurantsWhether you’re looking for a quick business lunch, a fun dinner with friends, or a romantic evening for two, the EpiCentre has the right restaurant for you. We recommend trying the casual American cuisine at BlackFinn, the Asian delicacies at Enso, the dramatic views and culinary genius at Mez, and the loving atmosphere at Wild Wings.ShoppingFashion, accessories, technology, the shops at EpiCentre have it all. Find something hot to wear to the bars at Revolution designer boutique, find the latest trends at Belle Ville’s European Boutique, or pick up any necessary trinkets at CVS. While you’re at it, stop by the Fudgery to try some handmade fudge, fresh squeezed lemonade, or hand dipped apples.EntertainmentWelcome to the party. The EpiCentre is full of exclusive night clubs, neighborhood pubs, and bustling bars. Start the night at Whiskey River where you can watch live music performances, sip on nightly drink specials, and ride the mechanical bull (yes, mechanical bull). After the show, head over to Aloft Hotel and w xyz barCharlotte’s new hot-spot for Continue Reading »

Posted by www.charlottefineliving.com on Jun 17th 2010 | Filed in Charlotte's EpiCentre | Comments Off

Experience CharlotteFor Free

These days, everyone is trying to be more money conscious. That shouldn’t stop you from going out and having a good time. Here are some great ways to spend the daywithout spending your money.

  1. Reed Gold Mine: Jackpot! This historical site showcases America’s very first documented gold find in the United States. The best partmany of the underground tunnels have been restored for free guided tours. There are multiple nature trails and picnic areas open to the public, or you can sift for gold yourself for just 2.
  2. Reedy Creek Nature Center and Preserve: If you’re sick of the bustle of the city, this is the place for you. This expansive park, located in Mecklenburg County, is the perfect place for fishing, hiking, sightseeing, or simply relaxing. Bring the kids for a picnic and take the dog for a walk in the parks family friendly environment. Continue Reading »

Posted by admin on Jun 8th 2010 | Filed in Charlotte Free Attractions | Comments Off