Charlotte - Where to watch the Masters?
Hitting Charlotte for a matinee of 'Jersey Boys'.
Where are some of the best places to go after for us to watch the MAsters?
It's a group of couples (so no Plasma strip clubs),
and we can go for cocktails or early dinner.
Thanks!
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sunbums
Apr 12, 2010 07:09 PM
Ri Ra's won. Great big Plasma to watch a great golf game.
Good beers except for the Black & Tan's not using Bass.
Not too upset 'cause I'm a 1/2 & 1/2 'keep it in Ireland' old school guy.Then to Mimosa for a great dinner; ESPECIALLY the Mac N'Cheese!
jim -
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southernitalian
Apr 9, 2010 09:48 AM
I'd like to start a post called "Charlotte - Where to avoid the Masters". But since that probably won't stay up long and is probably an impossible task, I suggest you go right across the street to Ri-Ra. They have a couple of TVs up and it's a nice spot on a Friday afternoon. A few blocks north is Fox and Hound. Lots of TVs upstairs and down.
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Fox and Hound
15235 John J Delaney Dr Ste P, Charlotte, NC 28277›2 Replies-
re: southernitalian
Don't eat or get cocktails at Fox & Hound though -- they can't mix a drink and the food is awful. It's OK for a beer or two and there are plenty of TVs.
When's the show? That makes all the difference because if a weekend day, I might suggest that there's better bar food at Black Finn in Epicentre -- but I wouldn't recommend Epicenter on a Friday after work.
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Fox & Hound
367 Lower Mall Dr, Winston Salem, NC 27103-
re: HungryGrayCat
southernitalian
Apr 9, 2010 11:24 AM
I wouldn't recommend Black Finn or anything else at EpiCenter unless you're 21 and half in the bag already. I'm gonna stick with Ri-Ra. The food is pretty simple but good and the Guiness is perfect. I went for lunch a couple of weeks ago while there was a matinee about to start and it was pretty crowded with a lot of people with Jersey accents but we were seated right away (and those accents made me homesick).
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