Primeira classificação Vida Nocturna em Charlotte

No, this place isn't connected to the hit Broadway Smokey Joe's Cafe revue, but it wouldn't be surprising if it was inspired by the pop culture behind it. While this bar and entertainment venue offers superb live music performances and cheap drinks, it does pose as more of a dive bar rather than a sophisticated watering hole. This however has not deterred its patrons from being loyal, and its first-timers from visiting again. Smokey Joe's Cafe usually features blues, Americana, indie, bluegrass, jazz, jam band, country, rock, jazz, folk, funk, and acoustic music performances. And there's also a pool table, an outdoor seating area with a swing, and other past times that make Smokey Joe's Cafe the ideal place to chill out with buddies, or unwind at after a hard day at work.

Ever think of just unwinding after a long day at work? Dressler's provides just that - a home away from home. The service staff is a notable feature of the restaurant, always seeking to serve better. The decor exudes a very modern and chic vibe, with well-spaced out tables and shiny glass windows. The food is as simple and hearty as one would desire after a tiring day. Salmon Carpaccio, crab cakes, pork chops, short ribs and even filet mignon are some of the dishes Dressler's has to offer. The bar is also well stocked with some nice wine pairing options. Dressler's also provides catering services and private space for events.The restaurant opens at 11 am for lunch and at 5 pm for dinner every day of the week

A great addition to Charlotte's burgeoning craft beer scene, the Sugar Creek Brewing Company specializes in Trappist-style Belgian beers. The spacious taproom is infused with warmth from the modern chandeliers, and brick walls and communal style wooden tables create an inviting tableau to appreciate a fine brew. Patrons can opt for 4-ounce beer flights or even refill their growlers here. There are four year-round brews available besides an assortment of seasonal varieties - the White Ale and the Belgian Dubbel are favorites. The bar's patio is an excellent place to unwind with a beer while munching on tasty eats from local food trucks or a gourmet panini from the taproom kitchen.

Lebowski's Neighborhood Grill sits just on the edge of the Dilworth district, offering fairly traditional American fare with a nod towards the Coen Brothers' classic "The Big Lebowski". The main area in which this theme comes through is the laid back, friendly atmosphere at Lebowski's, locals popping in regularly for the tasty food and diverse collection of craft brews. The menu goes through the general motions of casual American grill fare, featuring a scrumptious assortment of burgers, sandwiches and salads as well as comfort food platters. One distinguishing factor in these items is the weck roll, a variation on the salty Kaiser roll. Over 70 beers are available to pair with your food, many of the tap options sourced from North Carolina breweries. A relaxed place for an informal meal, Lebowski's is a great stop for something casual.

Triple C brewing company is a classy brewery with a rustic kind of theme inside offering a wide range of beer crafted to please the locals of Charlotte as well as the ones just visiting. Enjoy Triple C on Saturdays with live music. A number of bartenders are present to take care of your beer needs. Order from the flight list or grab a pint and enjoy the snacks from the food trucks outside. The place is dog friendly so feel free to get your dog along while enjoying your beer. Do check out the merchandise for men and women along with accessories and gift cards that are up for sale.

This bi-level, unpretentious Irish pub sports brick walls, wooden floors, and a cottage-house roof. Its regular patrons are people who love Irish beer and like to hang out with their drinking pals. Food is not served here, probably because it is regarded as a distraction from the main activity—drinking. A drop-down screen caters to sports fans, and the joint is a proud sponsor of the Charlotte Gaelic Football events. A good time to visit is Tuesday when traditional Irish songs add to the festive atmosphere.