Top Rated Nightlife in Mooresville

VBGB Beer Hall & Garden is a charming place frequented by local patrons and eager tourists. The feel of the traditional beer garden with alfresco seating and wooden tables is infused with modern-day entertainment like gaming zones, live gigs, DJ nights and other exciting line-ups. Try not to forget the varieties of bottled beer and microbrews and lip-smacking food that truly define a beer garden.

Growlers Pourhouse is a favorite Charlotte destination for the crowds looking to unwind with a refreshing afternoon beer. This pub has fantastic beer on tap and also a menu of classic, pleasantly-greasy bar food, such as french fries and an enticing soft pretzel with a side of beer cheese. Growlers' seasonal beers throughout the year surely give a reason for the season.

Alexander Michael's is a great place for afterwork recreation. As it is referred to by regulars, Al Mike's decor and ambiance are reminiscent of old-school American taverns. On offer are an impressive selection of domestic and imported beers, wine and spirits. Enjoy your drink in a laid-back atmosphere and complement the same with regional pub grub like burgers, wings and sandwiches.

The Wine Vault wants you to "Unlock Your Inner Wino," and they've made it so that it's an attractive proposition. With nearly three dozen wines by the glass, some 2000 by the bottle, and over 200 beers, they've got something for everyone, and every wallet. You can drink your wine there, or take a bottle home to enjoy. Live music is also featured some nights, so call to find out what's playing in the future.

Flying Saucer Draught Emporium is a trendy pub in University City that caters to the college crowd. This spot offers quality beers in addition to a full menu of delicious food. Many people come to Flying Saucer to catch the big game, throw some darts or simply pass the time with some friends and a few rounds of good beers.

The name says it all: the Dog Bar is a full service bar where dogs are just as welcome as their owners. Dogs must be members to attend, and membership is dependent on rabies vaccination and a good behavior pledge. For the canines' human counterparts, a full selection of beer, wine, and liquor is served. Though no food is prepared here, patrons are more than welcome to bring in take-out from nearby eateries like Boudreaux's Louisiana Kitchen and Addie's Jamaican Cuisine. Special parties are thrown for certain sporting events, and on NoDa Gallery Crawl nights, the Dog Bar features live music.