When to Go
Moosehead is one of the few eateries that serves as late as 2am, making it a prime late-night stop for uptown's bar-hoppers.
Where to Sit
Snag a seat on the large patio in warmer months. It's a great place to kick back and enjoy an ice cold beverage with your friends.
Save Money
Trying to stick to a budget? Stop in during the week for the $6 lunch special, which rotates daily.
Customer Reviews
Best Watering Hole Reviewed by rpen3 on
2010-04-25T09:03:56Z
Great bar! Never had a bad drink or service there. They also have decent food and great wings. Their mixed drinks are top-notch. Great patio area as well
I like the wings and friendly local atmosphere Reviewed by BryanDavid on
2008-08-24T15:07:48Z
I have been going there since I have lived in the area (over 10 years) and always enjoyed the Moose. The food is good (especially the specials) and it has a friendly atmosphere. Its good for the family place during the day and an adult hang out at night. The thing I like is the staff has belligerent people leave so you can enjoy a beer with your friends without having to worry about encountering with idiots or someone who is looking for a fight. It always has that everyones welcome hang out atmosphere. I like the wings.
Pros: great place
Cons: it gets really busy weekend nights
Bring the kids, take the grown-ups somewhere else Reviewed by kingkongkitty on
2007-06-11T16:56:10Z
The Moosehead is a true Charlotte classic with comfy, casual digs, inventive drinks, and great bar food ... all at reasonable prices.
But do not be mistaken -- it IS a family restaurant. Children are welcome and fawned upon. If you're looking for a place to let your hair down and party like a grown-up, you may well find yourself next to a table of feral toddlers bombarding you and yours with slimy Cheerios. We have been mortified on two seperate occasions by bringing out of town guests -- then finding ourselves seated next to a wailing high chair quintet.
So, got kids? Lots of 'em? Want to take then somewhere really cool? The Moosehead is all about you.
As for my friends and I, we prefer the company of other adults. And we can afford to tip well when our server is not constantly preoccupied with mopping up mac-and-cheese spitup at the next table.
You go, families ... treat your sippie-cup crowd to the endless delights of the Moose.
If you are kid-free, or at least have the sense to hire a sitter on occasion, don't come here looking for a getaway. There are plenty of other venues that offer great food and drink as well as a live music scene.