"With 100-year-old oak trees lining the streets and rows of stunning historic homes, Myers Park is easily one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the Queen City."

As Charlotte’s first suburb, the neighborhood has transformed into one of the most coveted residential areas in the city. Throughout the area, you’ll find establishments like Queens University of Charlotte and Myers Park Country Club, along with specialty shops, galleries and neighborhood eateries. Located less than 10 minutes from Uptown Charlotte, here are a few reasons to explore Myers Park.

Conveniently located between the Dilworth and Myers Park neighborhoods is the 98-acre green space, Freedon Park. Whether you want to stroll or bike around the 7-acre lake or pick up a game of tennis, this central hub has plenty of activities for all ages. Continue your outdoor adventures by visiting The Duke Mansion a Colonial Revival architectural home built in 1915. Stroll throughout the majestic gardens, relax in a quiet nook, and take in the scenery of the 4.5-acre grounds. Round out your day by visiting the Mint Museum Randolph North Carolina’s first art museum. The museum is located in what was the original branch of the United States Mint. From European and African art to art of the ancient Americas, the museum has one of the largest collections in the Southeast. For a more intimate art crawl, visit SOCO Gallery on Providence Road, a contemporary art space and bookshop, featuring emerging to established artists.

EAT & DRINK 

Whether you’re on the go, or are looking to stay awhile, local specialty food store, Reid's Fine Foods is the place to be. Order the Salmon BLT for lunch, or share the Beef Pappardelle for dinner. If you’re in the mood for authentic Mexican cuisine, sit out on the patio at Ruru's Tacos and Tequila and order a margarita. For a fancy date night, you can’t go wrong at Stagioni's an Italian restaurant run by Charlotte chef Bruce Moffett. One of the most popular menu items is their wood-fired pizzas served with a pair of scissors for cutting at your table. Wash it all down with a local brew from Selwyn Pub, a favorite spot for many locals.

SHOP

For the latest women’s clothing trends, check out hot spot shops like Monkee's of Charlotte, Splurge or KK Bloom Boutique The man in your life will want to check out an apparel and outfitter shop specializing in fine outdoor and casual brands.

MYERS PARK COUNTRY CLUB

One of the oldest and most prestigious private organizations in Charlotte, Myers Park Country Club is located in the historic Myers Park neighborhood. Myers Park Country Club is a private golf course in Charlotte, NC, designed by Donald J. Ross and Kris Spence.  Nestled in the heart of Charlotte, North Carolina, Myers Park Country Club stands as a distinguished emblem of Southern elegance and leisure. With its rich history dating back to its establishment in 1921, this premier private club exudes a sense of timeless sophistication. Set amidst lush greenery and meticulously landscaped grounds, Myers Park Country Club offers a sanctuary for its members, providing an array of world-class amenities and recreational pursuits. Whether indulging in golf on its meticulously designed course, savoring delectable cuisine at its refined dining venues, or relishing in the camaraderie of a vibrant social scene, the club’s commitment to excellence and unwavering dedication to its members’ satisfaction create an atmosphere that is as inviting as it is exclusive. Myers Park Country Club encapsulates the essence of refined southern living, making it a cherished institution within the vibrant city of Charlotte. Founded in 1921, Myers Park Country Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, holds a storied history that reflects both its cultural significance and architectural splendor. Conceived during an era of flourishing country club culture, the club’s inception was driven by a group of prominent individuals who shared a vision of creating a haven of recreation and social fellowship. The club’s grandeur was made possible through collaboration with renowned architect Donald J. Ross a Scottish-American golf course designer celebrated for his contributions to the sport. Ross’s ingenious design brought forth an 18-hole golf course that seamlessly harmonized with the natural contours of the land, producing a challenging yet picturesque layout. His expertise in blending strategic elements with the existing landscape resulted in a course that has stood the test of time, earning recognition for its classic design and historical significance. Myers Park Country Club’s historical journey has woven through decades, witnessing transformations in both its physical structure and its role within the Charlotte community. Today, the club remains a beacon of refinement and tradition, preserving the essence of its past while evolving to meet the needs of modern members seeking a timeless escape from the bustling urban environment.

EXPLORE SOUTHPARK

A neighborhood filled with luxury homes and high-end amenities, Charlotte’s SouthPark is a gleaming escape for those seeking designer shopping, fine dining and the appeal that comes with one of the city’s classiest locales. Anchored by its eponymous SouthPark Mall, this district is centered on upscale experiences.

Just six miles from Uptown, SouthPark is a suburban escape with tree-lined streets for a quiet stroll, as well as greenspaces for picnics and lounging. The area excels at balancing the old and the new, with classic shopping destinations nestled alongside innovative dining concepts.

ARTS AND CULTURE

Music and fine art add to the exclusivity of SouthPark’s appeal. Symphony Park, a domed amphitheater on the lawn of SouthPark Mall, hosts performances from the Charlotte Symphony and touring acts, perfect for a night of music under the stars. In the summer months, SouthPark after Five, at Symphony Park, features live music, food trucks and hands-on art experiences for the entire family.

At Anne Neilsen Fine Art, eager art enthusiasts can find an art collection that spotlights renowned artists. Families can find artistic inspiration at Noah's Art, a local children's paint studio, through workshops including self-paced activities and easel painting.

The “Greetings from Charlotte” mural on display at SouthPark features a classic postcard design, which captures what a destination this neighborhood has become.

EAT AND DRINK

The innovative Fine and Fettle transforms throughout the day, from morning coffeehouse to candlelit lounge by evening when an extensive cocktail menu of inventive flavors is offered from the intimate dining room. Premier dining is on full display in SouthPark, from oysters on the half shell to high-quality steaks, at Steak 48.

Those seeking a more laid-back dining experience will find solace in Legion Brewing South Park impressive taproom, featuring a chef-driven menu and Charlotte’s favorite IPA, Juicy Jay. Adding to the brewery buzz is Suffolk Punch’s South Park Tap Room complete with an inviting outdoor beer garden and food menus for breakfast, brunch and lunch/dinner.

Tapping into French influences, Cafe Monte is the quintessential place for an elevated meal, complete with escargot and lobster crepes. For sweet tooth satiation, the case at Renaissance Patisserie is filled with elegant desserts, including passion fruit gateau and macarons.

SHOPPING AT SOUTH PARK MALL

Welcome to SouthPark where you'll find more of what you're looking for at the Carolina’s premier shopping destination with over 150 stores, serving the communities of Charlotte, its surrounding counties as well as cities in North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia. Among the 150+ stores, SouthPark features Gucci, Saint Laurent, Apple, Burberry, Lilly Pulitzer, Louis Vuitton, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Tiffany & Co. and much more. SouthPark, a wonderful climate controlled indoor mall, has many exciting dining options from sit down restaurants such as Cheesecake Factory to grab and go choices such as Chipotle. SouthPark has shopping ranging from jewelry to women’s apparel to sporting goods and more. SouthPark is conveniently located on the corner of Sharon & Fairview Roads in Charlotte, NC. Also while visiting, we have even more choices at The Village at SouthPark located by Crate & Barrel outside our main entrance on Sharon Road. The Village offers exciting shopping at I.C. London, Paul Simon, Paul Simon for Women, and great dining at Cowfish plus so much more. The entire team at SouthPark welcomes you and looks forward to seeing you on your next shopping experience.