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    Flourshop

    4.0 (236 reviews)
    PriceyNew American
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated a few days ago

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    Flour shop menu and a glimpse of the wine we brought from home.
    Candace R.

    My husband took me to Flour Shop in Charlotte for my 33rd birthday, and as a big Italian food lover, I couldn't have asked for a better place to celebrate. This spot had been on my list for a while, and I'm so glad we finally made it happen, it absolutely lived up to the hype. We were warmly welcomed and seated quickly, and our server, Emily, was fantastic from start to finish. She brought us water right away and gave us thoughtful recommendations, taking time to walk us through the different pasta options on the menu. You could tell she really knew the food. We brought a favorite bottle of wine from home (they do charge a $25 corkage fee) and started our meal with the Little Gem Caesar salad. It came with croutons, shaved Parmesan and was light, crisp, and perfectly dressed. We also ordered the bread service, featuring their house focaccia and fresh cultured butter. A simple thing done so well. For our mains, we split two pastas: the squid ink linguine with shrimp and the orecchiette with sausage. Both were phenomenal. The pasta was clearly house-made and incredibly fresh. The shrimp in the linguine was tender and flavorful, and the orecchiette had just the right balance of richness from the sausage and brightness from the sauce. It was hard to pick a favorite as every bite felt special. We were so full after dinner that we had to skip dessert, but I've already got my eye on the bread pudding and tiramisu for our next visit. Flour Shop is a must-visit for any pasta or wine lover in Charlotte. It's warm, welcoming, and full of comfort. The thoughtful service and dishes that taste like they were made by someone who truly cares. The perfect spot for a birthday, date night, or just a much-needed night out. I left feeling full, happy, and completely celebrated.

    Bread service-- focaccia bread!
    Hailey H.

    Went here for the first time a few days ago and had a great experience! We were celebrating my partner's birthday and wanted to have a nice, romantic dinner. The vibes of the restaurant are very cozy and classy. It's really everything you could ask for from a local restaurant. Our server, Emily, was amazing! She was kind, informative, and friendly. :) We ordered the bread as an appetizer, it's a homemade focaccia and it had a great flavor! There were pieces of the bread that were dense, but we enjoyed it. (We had already eaten some bread in the photo hahaha) We ordered the rigatoni, which is a classic vodka sauce type of dish. We also ordered the special which was a braised oxtail, half moon shaped pasta. I think our eyes were bigger than our stomachs, so we also ordered the veggies and they were really yummy! We were able to share two plates and the veggies and felt satisfied. My favorite thing about handmade pasta is that you don't feel weighed down by the food. As soon as the door to the entrance is opened, the outside air is sucked into the restaurant and it's been pretty cold in Charlotte, so we were freezing every time hahaha Maybe some heaters or something could help mitigate that, but it's not a big deal. Definitely recommend for a date or a wine night with the gal pals!

    Potato, Newski ham, mozzarella croquettes with peppercorn aioli
    Evan D.

    Flour Shop has been on my running list of "why have I not been here yet?" restaurants for far too long, so we finally made it over for dinner. Reservations were easy to grab on OpenTable, which immediately sets a good tone. Parking, however, requires a little strategy. The back lot at Park Road Shopping Center during dinner hours can feel like competitive sport, so build in a buffer and maybe say a small prayer. Before going, I tried to do my usual thing and study the menu ahead of time so I could show up emotionally prepared to order. The menu link on the website didn't work, but honestly... that tracks. Flour Shop runs a rotating menu based on seasonality and what's coming in from their local purveyor partners. I'm not mad about it. If anything, it made me respect them more. Ever-changing menus keep things interesting and stop people like me from ordering the same "safe" dish every visit. This is a great spot for date night or catching up with a friend you haven't seen since you both said, "We should hang out more." The restaurant is built around the kitchen, which is part of the experience. You can watch the team working the crank grill, bread baking in the wood-fired oven, and pasta being rolled right on the counter. If you enjoy kitchen peeping, this place absolutely feeds that habit. Service was strong across the board. Our server knew the menu and beverage offerings well, made thoughtful suggestions, and shared what she personally liked...which I always appreciate more than a rehearsed spiel. Management checked in with our table a few times too, which felt warm and intentional, not performative. We started with the bread service, which is not optional here. Warm, salty, fresh bread that was soft, pillowy, and clearly made with love. The house-churned butter was fabulous. This is the kind of bread that disappears quickly and makes you forget you ordered multiple courses. Zero regrets. Next up was the Sixty South Salmon with yuzu citrus and Calabrian chili aioli. The salmon itself was clean and fresh, but the Calabrian chili didn't really show up the way I hoped. I also expected slightly larger cuts for a crudo. Overall, it was good, just not something I'd personally order again. The potato, Newski ham, mozzarella croquettes with peppercorn aioli were four small, crispy bites that disappeared almost immediately. Crunchy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and very satisfying. If you've had the croquettes at Chapter 6, these live in a similar lane. The peppercorn aioli tied everything together nicely, and yes, I would absolutely order these again. For mains, the table was happy all around. I went with the Mushroom Occhi with beef short rib and toasted ricotta salata. Occhi eats like ravioli, and the pasta was cooked perfectly al dente. I usually prefer my ravioli a bit softer, but this worked. The savory brown sauce paired beautifully with the short rib, which was tender and rich without being overwhelming. Most of it melted immediately, which is exactly what you want from short rib. My dining partners ordered the spinach tortellini in cacio e pepe with parmesan and pecorino and had no complaints, which is always a green flag. I also had a bit of my dining partner's baked vodka rigatoni with San Marzano tomatoes, meatballs, and local mozzarella from Siano. The sauce leaned thinner than most vodka sauces and came through strong on the vodka, which I didn't mind at all. It was very enjoyable, and you can tell someone in that kitchen really knows how to make sauce. All of the pasta across the table was cooked properly al dente...no mushy noodles in sight. For dessert, we split the house-made tiramisu. One large square easily fed three people, and there was still some left. Thick mascarpone on top, espresso-soaked ladyfingers underneath, and a light dusting of powdered sugar. I would've liked the ladyfingers soaked a bit more, but overall it was a solid dessert. Next time, I'm probably going straight for the chocolate cake. Bottom line...Flour Shop delivers thoughtful food, strong service, and a space that feels warm, busy, and intentional thanks to the open kitchen. The rotating menu keeps things fresh, and the fact that all breads and pastas are made in-house really shows. I'm already planning my return visit.

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    Mike G.

    You'll enjoy your meal, but you can easily find several other places in CLT to enjoy the same dishes at a lower cost. It's a neutral interior space with floor to ceiling windows on 2 walls, containing much needed sun shades. The service was great, no complaints there. It's in a walkable area of Park Rd shopping center with plentiful parking which is a plus. It's overall a good experience but none of the food items stood out as exceptional, when I'm paying exceptional prices, especially $8 for bread bites that combined are maybe 1.5 slices of bread.

    Cecilia M.

    The menu was limited but the food was great. We had people in our party with food allergies and other dietary restrictions and they worked around us. Our colleague who is vegan had to opt out of going to dinner with us as she did not find anything she would have been able to eat. Otherwise we had a very nice time.

    Branzolini with sage brown butter sauce

    Food is delicious, lots of flavors but awfully slow service. We had a reservation but got sat 35 minutes later. Then once we got sat, the serving staff was slow to take orders but also for the food and drinks to be delivered. Definitely recommend trying for the food and atmosphere is nice, just need to focus on improving service.

    Horseradish fingerling potatoes
    Anna B.

    The decor in the restaurant is so cute! Love the vibe. Very bright and sunny! We were seated at the time of our reservation. Staff was kind and helpful with any questions! All of the food came out STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL, as seen below. Shockingly, the pasta was by far our least favorite component of the evening. The pasta had a strong bite to it, so much so that it makes me think the pasta were store bought and not homemade like expected. It was definitely undercooked and came out closer to warm temp than bubbling hot. The flavor was good but it only came with 3 small meatballs which was a bit disappointing (especially splitting the meal). HOWEVER the Cesar was PHENOMENAL and I will be back on the regular to get it to go, along with the horseradish potatoes. I'm droooooling just thinking about it. For me, the bread service was meh, but I'm not much of a bread person. Everyone else I was with was obsessed with it, but for me, just bread with butter that made me want some flaky salt. Overall, I'd definitely go back, but I'd get a different pasta, or more likely, one of their entrees since their sides are soo good.

    Heather V.

    Delicious homemade pasta...with incredible sauces, cheese, meats for an all around great meal. It is a bit pricy......The grilled shrimp pistachio pesto dish was $28, and tiny. The burrata is $16. This is not somewhere I'd go all the time. The menu also changes every few months, so don't go by the online menu because it might be different once you get there (which makes it hard to menu plan in advance) The heaviness upset my stomach as well, so beware if you have trigger foods or allergies. Service was great!! That must be said. We sat at the bar and enjoyed watching the kitchen cook and prepare everything. Cool vibe overall.

    a plate of ravioli with sauce and cucumbers
    Siran T.

    Another Italian/pasta restaurant in Charlotte. Being in park road shopping center, parking is easy. Servers are friendly. Great for casual hangouts. Burrata with pesto was the most impressive one. We were offered extra bread including brioche. Squid ink with shrimp was great as well. Lamb ravioli, as dish off the menu, was okay - flavorful but portion was moderate. As for dessert, we were recommended the bourbon brown sugar ice cream. I preferred the vanilla ice cream more but my friend loved the bourbon one.

    Hania A.

    Birthday dinner here was FANTASTIC! The burrata was amazing and so was their focaccia bread. The dish that won me over - spinach & potato gnocchi, just WOW!!!! I'll be back for that alone, so good. Everything is made in house, with a wonderful open kitchen and cute dining area. This is a great date night spot for sure. My 4 stars instead of 5 stars on Yelp was due to the annoying somewhat large party that was sat behind us with kids, not necessarily the restaurant's fault but I would have loved to have been seated on the other quieter side of the restaurant. I honestly didn't even want to stay for dessert at that point and was ready to leave. So I guess my only recommendation would be for seating to be considered a little more by the hosts up front (some folks are just wanting to spend a nice evening dinner out without the sound of chaos in the background).

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    300 East is one of my absolute favorite Charlotte staples! I love bringing out-of-town family and…read morefriends here, as well as introducing locals who haven't discovered it yet. Set in a charming old home, the aesthetic is incredibly welcoming with a quaint downstairs bar, a gorgeous outdoor patio, and cozy seating upstairs--there truly isn't a bad seat in the house. The staff and service are always exceptional, which only adds to the amazing experience. They offer daily specials alongside a rotating and standing menu, making every visit unique. There are so many standout dishes that it can be hard to choose, but my ultimate go-to is the seared ahi tuna salad. I don't know how they make that sesame and shoyu dressing, but it is one of a kind! I also highly recommend the hummus, the baked marinated Vermont goat cheese, "The Usual," and any of their steak options. Definitely don't skip dessert! On my last trip, I tried the strawberry shortcake, and it was divine. The goat cheese and cherry cheesecake and the rotating sorbets are also phenomenal. If you're grabbing a drink at the bar, be sure to check out their signature Matilda Wong, though they also make a stellar dirty martini!

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