such a fun spot for a night out in Charlotte. The space has a great atmosphere, and the menu has a fun mix of creative dishes that make it hard to choose what to try. I loved getting to sample a little bit of everything, from the bone marrow and shrimp to the seafood platter, prime ribeye, Brussels au gratin, and lemon risotto. Everything was flavorful and thoughtfully prepared. The drinks were also a highlight, especially the seasonal watermelon margarita and the City Bird cocktail. To top it all off, the island cake was such a fun dessert. Overall, this is a great place for a date night, girls' night, or any time you want a memorable meal with a lively atmosphere. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu! read more

Leluia Hall - Seafood platter - Steakhouses Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

We loved this place! Parking is on the street, which can be a bit of a challenge. However, it's not too far from the light rail if you want to venture into South End. The restaurant is in an old church, and it was beautiful. You really feel like you're stepping into a different place with the buzz of the restaurant. Our waitress was very nice, and she gave us a very thorough rundown of the menu. Honestly there were so many great options on there! They serve family style, so realistically it's best to get a couple items to share, and we had plenty of leftovers. I also liked that they had a breakdown of recommended items and modifications for some of the more common dietary restrictions (gluten sensitive, dairy, vegan, etc). The food was delicious! We ordered the jerk duck, domino potato, sautéed veggies and tomato and rhubarb pie. Drinks were great too! This place is definitely what I would call a special occasion spot. It's definitely pricier than some of the other restaurants in town, though the ambiance and vibe match the elevation. We absolutely loved our food, and it is family style, so the portions are pretty big. Would absolutely recommend! read more

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Cocktails 10/10, Ambiance 10/10, Food 9/10 My dish was amazing (Chilean sea bass wrapped in sweet potato + stracciatella appetizer), my friends jerk duck was a bit too salty and he had to shove some of the seasoning off. The Hawaiian rolls were so good! Service was ok.... The front hosts were super friendly and inviting and social but our actual waiter was...cold. Not the friendliest and just seemed ready to go home. That aside...I'd highly recommend this place and frankly I'll be back next weekend :) read more

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THIS IS THE BEST BRUNCH I HAVE EVER HAD!!! This was my last day in Charlotte visiting a friend and she was recommended we check this place out for brunch before I head home and WOW!! Not only is it BEAUTIFUL and the service beyond amazing (Thank you to our server Yasmin whose first day it was back after traveling, you were awesome!) I had the best omelette I've ever had in my life! So happy we chose to order a side of Fried Potatoes and I was not a big fan of the side Caesar salad. The Monkey Bread originally came out not great but they immediately brought us out a fresh and delicious order. My Tropical Mimosa so so refreshing and my friend would not stop raving about the coffee. 10/10 experience will definitely be back next time I come to visit! read more

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Loved this place!!! Came here for dinner Friday night with reservations and seated right away. The restaurant is so cute! Our server Myrna was outstanding--friendly, attentive and offered great food recommendations. Started off with Hawaiian Rolls, Yuzu Yellowtail Crudo, and the Bone Marrow & Shrimp. The bone marrow & shrimp was so flavorful, one of my favorite dishes. Highly recommend the 16oz. Wagyu Picanha--meat was tender and cooked perfectly. The Jerk Duck was good too, however, a bit dry--may have been better if accompanied with a sauce. Creamed Onion and Confit Domino Potato were great sides too! Tried the Frozen Pina Colada--was not a fan of this, tasted extremely sour and texture was too thick (had dragonfruit and mezcal swirl in it), but was able to exchange it for a different cocktail. We were so full at the end so we didn't get to try desserts, next time! read more

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I'm a big fan of Ever Andalo and Supperland so I knew I needed to try Leluia Hall, a partner restaurant. It did not disappoint. The restaurant itself is very unique and beautiful with a great ambiance. The staff was incredibly attentive and friendly. Cocktails hit the spot. The food was some of the best we've had in Charlotte. Our favorite dish on the menu was the Seasonal Stracciatella followed by the sea bass and tiny tacos (yellowtail sashimi and wagyu ribeye). Leluia Hall is now easily at the top of my favorite restaurants in Charlotte! read more

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What a great place for a special ovation dinner date! Service was great. Street parking available. The food was exceptional. Unique combinations of flavors and textures. That island cake was perfection! read more

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More, please!! Loved it! We were so impressed with how the building has been restored, honored, and, yet, repurposed. Wonderful vibes, as the kids say. Service that's 100% welcoming and attentive from the first steps in the door, it's easy to fall in love by this place. Next time I might just eat off the starter list as there are so many pleasurable treats. You'll call your mama and shame her for ever baking frozen fish sticks after treating LH's version. The mini tacos are fun and full and flavorful. The yellowtail crudo almost had ME having a "I'll have what she's having" moment. The sugar steaks are delightful, and the 10oz filet well prepared (we didn't add any accoutrements) and cutable with a fork. Th halibut was the special fish and was, indeed, special. Buttery for sure, but the vegetables and tomato sauce in which it came (just enough wisps without overwhelming) lifted it to a new level. Then, the desserts. Yowza! The cheesecake and the fudge cake. Those were both When Harry Met Sally moments for her. Gimmie more!! read more

Leluia Hall - Steakhouses Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

First time here and it was a good experience. First, the parking is only street parking or you can park in the lot. The place is pretty and spacious. We sat upstairs. We got the scallops which was delicious, the side of onions was okay, not my favorite. The masa and cheese was yummy. Everything there was yummy, nothing to complain about. The drinks were also delicious. Service was good, very nice and good staff. I would come here again. read more

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I've driven past this spot several times without realizing it was actually on my list of places to try. The location is so unique--definite Supperland vibes. We sat upstairs and had a gorgeous view of the entire restaurant. It's truly a beautiful space. Service was outstanding. Our server offered helpful suggestions, knew the menu well, responded quickly, and was incredibly patient. This was a small ladies' outing to celebrate a birthday, and everything flowed perfectly. No disappointments at all. Food & Drinks: * Oysters Delicious * Cocktails Perfectly balanced * Branzino + Chilean sea bass Big hit * My "boring" chicken Not boring at all--amazingly flavorful! Overall, such a great experience. I'd absolutely come back! read more

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This is the old Bonterra location. There is no on-site parking, and if it is raining, you have to walk through mud and gravel parking lot while you try to pay on your phone. The appetizers and service were fairly good, the corkage fee of $35 is a little on the heavy side for Charlotte, and if you take a second bottle, the corkage fuel goes to $70 so this is not a bring your own bottle, friendly restaurant. Cocktail service was fairly good, but their bartenders are extremely rigid and the amount of alcohol they put in your cocktail. Entrée was very very good, but the lemon risotto that we had as a side dish was absolutely cold when we got it. Service overall was quite good, but our dessert selection was extremely disappointing. If you order anything that has ice cream in it, what they do is pre-scoop the ice cream under the plate many many hours before you eat it. It is very obvious that the desserts are all pre-done with very little local effort and touch. If you're going to spend over $400 for dinner for two people, on a 1 to 10 scale, I would give this Place a three. read more

This place has been living rent free in my head since the rumblings of its opening began. Finally popped in for a birthday dinner last night. It did not disappoint! Have you ever had/heard of creamed onions?! You're welcome. The total revamp is splendid, courtesy of the team who brought us Supperland. We also enjoyed the scallops with trumpet mushrooms and lemon risotto. Delicious. You MUST try the Chilean sea bass wrapped in sweet potato. Loved the Hawaiian rolls to start. Everything we had was wonderful, and Brennan was a terrific server! read more

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We had such a good time here! The food is fantastic along side the unique atmosphere.

Grabbed an early dinner with friends on a Saturday. Parking was easy, as I found a spot on the street right in front of the building. Our table was ready upon arrival. The first thing I noticed is that the building is beautiful. A former church, it's clear that the owners went to great lengths to achieve the aesthetic here. Service was great from beginning to end. 5/5. Unfortunately the food was so so. Perhaps I should've gotten a steak, but nothing that I tasted was great. I had the sea bass wrapped in sweet potato. We were told that it was a large portion, appropriate for sharing. the portion size was not larger than normal and definitely not big enough for sharing, but sufficient for a single serving. The sea bass was bland. A little salt and pepper or maybe a little lemon squeeze could've gone a long way. The scallops were tasty and the sauce the scallops were in -beurre blanc - was the highlight of the meal. Don't fall for the crispy rice. I'm not sure whether it's undercooked or overcooked rice, but it's just hard rice with a little paprika that's hard to eat. Maybe they left the rice on too long and rather than throwing it away, they called it crispy rice. You can't complain about it being hard because it's called CRISPY RICE. But I was expecting something..... better. Brussels sprouts were fine. Friends ordered Stracciatella. I didn't like it, but that was my first time and I don't think it was cooked wrong. I think I just don't like stracciatella. My friends enjoyed it. Tamales were a daily special and solid. Desert was fine. I will return and try something different. Either steak or something from the raw bar. While the food was meh, the ambiance and service made up for it. read more

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Restaurant in an old Church, serving dinner and now brunch on The Weekend. Great place for our girls Christmas brunch. Service was fabulous, everyone here is trained well and very friendly. The place itself is quite grand. Really nice bar, great old school detail, nice space and design . They have a nice private space on the basement you can rent for private parties. The welcome lobby area is really nice. I loved the seating. We got seated straight away, unfortunately close to the door and it was cold so we kept getting blasts of cold air every time the door opened. This was my only negative. The food and drinks were awesome. They have a nice menu. Lots of unique dishes and some classics. We had a bottle of the Blanc de Blancs. Super bubbly and effervescent. They come round with a water enhancing plate, which is nice, fresh fruits to pick from to flavor your water. We ordered a few different dishes for the table starting with the tiny tacos! 2 per serving, yes tiny but loaded. We tried the lobster, wagyu ribeye tartare and fried avocado . All were awesome, the wagyu being my favorite. The truffle aioli and Serrano in this made it so decadent. The house made masa shells I loved too. Could have eaten more of these! Then we tried the yuzu yellowtail crudo. Delicious. So fresh, great flavors. The fish sticks is a must get and my favorite dish. Cod, lobster and shrimp mousse wrapped in panko served with house made tartar. Not your average fish stick! Not oily at all but light and airy inside. The stracciatella was ok, really well presented but a little bland. I liked the cornmeal flatbread. The cheese itself was very watery the chili oil was good. Crab Louie board was something different. Deconstructed crab salad essentially. Veggies serviced with fresh crab and their own dressings, liked the radish and asparagus. The half moon potato cakes were ok. A little disappointing as they were oily and very flat. Not a redo. The horchata coffee cake was yummy and it disappeared quickly ! The latte and coffee was great too and I loved the cups they come in! Very classy dishes and silverware. Really nice place and we enjoyed our brunch. Couple of the dishes I would not get again but overall everything was great. We were just cold the whole time as well. So try and get seating not by the door! Like to come back and have drinks at the bar which seemed really nicely stocked and maybe more tiny tacos! read more

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We enjoyed our first visit to Leluia Hall! We're big Supperland, Ever Andalo, etc. fans, so we were excited to come in on our anniversary to celebrate. The positives: - The space is absolutely gorgeous - you can tell how much love they put into restoring this old Charlotte gem - The drinks were excellent - fun that they have a bit of a tiki vibe with those! - The food was also excellent. We shared the bone marrow with shrimp and homemade purple masa tortillas (incredibly flavorful and unique), the picanha sugar-rubbed steak (beautifully seasoned and cooked), the potatoes (definitely crispier than we expected but good) and the creamed onions (the star of the show in my book - the sauce they came in was addictive, and the onions were beautiful). - Dessert was stellar - one of the best basque-style cheesecakes I've ever tasted! The critiques; - Our waiter was not very friendly. The hosts downstairs were wonderful and made us feel very welcome (they even let us explore the wine cellar downstairs!), but it felt our waiter was having a bad night or something - he barely engaged with us and wasn't super attentive. - The air conditioning seemed to stop halfway through our meal, which wouldn't have been as noticeable if we had been downstairs, but it got pretty warm up in the mezzanine (granted, we did come on one of the hottest days of the year, but we didn't expect to be warm indoors). - The mezzanine in general - it was a cool space, but the vibe and excitement seemed to be on the main level. All in all, we would definitely come back and give Leluia Hall another shot (I really want to try one of the seafood entrees!). It often takes a few months to work the kinks out, and the food was extremely memorable! read more

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I am a huge fan of Supperland and have been waiting to go to Leluia with them having the same owners. So when some friends said let's go to brunch, I said just tell me whet time. The food was great and the ambiance is so nice. A great spot for a bite to eat or to enjoy a sexy cocktail at the bespoke bar. I had the duck Benedict that just melted when you ate it. The cheese appetizer was delightful. The service was great....I didn't want to leave. read more

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Food and service were impeccable! Can't wait to return. Our waiter offered wonderful advice and his recommendations were spot on! read more

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This is a great new spot! We love how this restaurant group takes historical buildings and preserves the foundation of what the building once was. This is no different. A church now a beautiful restaurant with many features of the church still present. Service started off a bit slow but then got into a flow and we enjoyed our server. The meal was also top notch and we think we like the food above Supperland. We were disappointed by the cocktails, most drinks were very sweet forward. Our favorite items of the night (because we couldn't just choose one): tartare mini tacos, sea bass, waygu beef, and vegetable sautè. This is a great spot for any celebration! read more

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Leluia Hall is a stunning and thoughtful addition to the excellent restaurant group that includes Supperland, Ever Andalo, and Haberdish. Like Supperland, Leluia Hall is housed in a beautifully restored church, and while some of the original décor has been preserved, the updates breathe new life into the space, giving it a fresh and vibrant feel. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed. We were promptly seated upon entering the charming lobby area (with a reservation), setting a positive tone for the evening. A nice touch was being offered still or sparkling water, with an optional infusion of lime, cucumber, or mint--a small but memorable detail that elevated the experience. To drink, we ordered a glass of Chardonnay and the Chicha Morada. The Chicha was a non-alcoholic option and absolutely delicious--refreshing and flavorful. Our meal included: Chilean Sea Bass - Expertly cooked and wrapped in sweet potato, this dish was a standout. The chimichurri added a bright, herbaceous note that balanced the sweetness beautifully. Jerk Duck - Incredibly tender and packed with flavor. The portion was generous, and the accompaniments--pickled vegetables, jalapeño, a creamy sauce, and a crisp salad--added layers of texture and taste. Potato & Poe - A savory potato pancake topped with salmon roe. While it was enjoyable, I was hoping to try the other potato option, which was unfortunately sold out. Vegetable Sauté - A medley of perfectly roasted vegetables, with the pickled mushrooms stealing the show--absolutely crave-worthy. Overall, Leluia Hall delivers on both food and service. It's a welcome addition to the Charlotte dining scene, and I'm already planning my return to try the other potato dish, the sea bass ceviche, and more from their tempting menu. Highly recommend! Minus 1 star because they were sold out of a few food items. Also had to pay to make an online reservation. I'd rather have to pay if I didn't show up. read more

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We got a $130 piece of wagyu that was grizzly. Upon telling the waiter they offered us a dessert on them. Not sufficient to make up up for the poor quality of meat. Would not go back. read more

Nice first visit. I will have to visit again and try other items in the menu. I was excited for the duck but it was not very flavorful to me. However the tuna crudo is as amazing. read more

Leluia Hall - Lobster taco - Steakhouses Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

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This ribeye was amazinggg, loved the crunch on the aged rice, and thought the fish sticks were a fun tasty elevated take on a classic snack. The scallops were def our fave and melt in your mouth. Our server helped us pick out a red wine to accompany our ribeye and she was spot on with her rec! Love the vibe and concept of the restaurant and agree it is a unique floor space. read more

Leluia Hall - Shrimp aguachile, aperol, and a little red wine - Steakhouses Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

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Really good food. Probably one of my favorites in Charlotte. Drinks were good. We had a waygu tartare mini tacos which were small but so flavorful. Yellowtail crudo also delicious. We had the prime ribeye cooked medium rare and the Chilean sea bass with crispy aged rice in the side. The food was all cooked sooo well. The meat and fish were not overly seasoned but so good. The crispy aged rice was spicy but a good balance with the meats. We were so excited, that we forgot to take pictures of this. Guava cake was okay. It was unique but after a couple bites I was over it. read more

Leluia Hall - Yellowtail Crudp and Waygu Tartare mini tacos. Mai Tai on the left - Steakhouses Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

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Unreal dining experience. Perfectly captures the southern North Carolina aesthetic and charm. Such a great date night with my beautiful wife with awesome wait staff and bartenders. Easily one of the coolest spots in Charlotte. Can't wait to get back. read more

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I thought extremely expensive (brunch)- steak and eggs $59.00+; avocado toast $22+; tiny, tiny tacos $15 for 2 The decor is well done and beautiful; service was fair - the waiter was extremely friendly, but cleared plates while others at the table were still dining (NOT working!). Didn't offer additional cocktails for those of us imbibing , just cleared the glasses. Lots of service people coming and going; doggy bags were neatly packaged read more

I love every other place from this restaurant group so had to give this a try! It didn't disappoint. I only wish I came hungrier so we could've tried something from every part of the menu. We had the stracciatella to start which was unique and delicious! The chicken and brussel sprouts were also great - not a "wow" - but definitely would come back. All the workers were very attentive and helpful. read more

Leluia Hall - Roasted chicken and Brussel sprouts - Steakhouses Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

They did it again! The same owners of Supplerland blessed CLT with a seafood restaurant. Bless up. The location itself is on the fringe of South End and Dilworth, so easily accessible with great parking. The inside of the restaurant was so crisp with the interior decorating and with the location of the bar and oyster bar. The vodka oyster shooters were incredible, maybe that's why the table got 10 in total. The appetizers all hit with their own mouth watering flavor and cooked to perfection. My only criticism is the bone marrow portioning could have been more. The jerk Duck was so tender and juicy fillllllled with a perfectly balanced jerk flavoring that wasn't overly hot. Our server was always there to help the table whenever we needed something. The Leluia staff worked together to best serve their customers. A1 first experience. Leluia, welcome to CLT! read more

Leluia Hall - Fish sticks & bone marrow - Steakhouses Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

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The restaurant group behind Supperland has done it again with their new restaurant Leluia Hall. I've been three times now and it's one of my new favorite restaurants! I've tried a lot of the dishes and have really liked a majority of them -- fresh and savory flavors with toasty tropical nods! Very friendly service as well. Appetizers: - Hawaiian Rolls with toasted coconut butter - Sea Bass Ceviche with acidified pineapple juice, tomato, sweet potato, plantain chips - Fried Coconut Shrimp with coconut-jalapeño ranch - Yuzu Yellowtail Crudo with piquillo pepper, fresh coconut, coconut milk, citrus, and ginger - Shrimp Aguachile with lime, avocado, red onion, cucumber, and house tortilla chips (The fish sticks, rice dish, and potato pancakes don't have enough flavor/ flavor falls flat and I've tried them multiple visits) Entrees: - Pan-seared Black Cod with trumpet mushrooms, sunchoke puree, star anise, and tamari beurre blanc - Chilean Sea Bass wrapped in sweet potato with avocado chimichurri, brown butter, and lemon (highly recommend) - Saffron Honey Chicken with beurre blanc and chili crisp (highly recommend) Sides: - Masa & Cheese dumplings with cotija cheese, roasted corn, and popped corn - Vegetable Saute with pickled mushrooms and seasonal vegetables in coconut aminos - Potato & Roe Pancake The cocktails are fantastic! And wine director Michael Klinger has created an exceptional wine menu and beverage director Colleen Hughes' cocktail menu does not disappoint. The restaurant is two floors with two bars, and a private wine cellar room! read more

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If they lower the prices, I'd gladly bump this to 5 stars and hate to see a few bad reviews on this platform. Acknowledging they are brand new, we had awesome service, flavorful dishes and great drinks. Decor is beautiful and has an upgraded Supperland vibe but just very pricey for what it is. Only true criticism is that the mini tacos are laughably small, for $14 you'd think it's more than a single bite. Jerk duck was one of the best duck dishes I ever had as well. read more

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My girlfriend and I heard about this new restaurant on Instagram and really wanted to try it out. They are booking pretty far in advance (likely since they are new) I booked reservations two weeks out so unless you don't mind sitting at the bar I would recommend planning ahead. There isn't a parking lot but lots of free parking around the building so give yourself some extra time to parallel park. Let's focus on the good first. The food was amazing but honestly the service was even better. Our server was super knowledgable about the menu, they bussed our table after each course and we felt well taken care of the entire time. The restaurant is in a renovated church and the interior design was stunning. The meal was also very tasty. My partner and I shared an appetizer, 1 protein, 1 side and a dessert. That was enough for two people. Now the bad, honestly there isn't a lot to say in this category but I would add that the garnishments were a bit over the top. We ordered the crispy rice and the lettuce on top could make a mini salad. But overall I highly recommend visiting! read more

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Leluia Hall has been living rent-free in my head since it opened. I waited for the right moment, and when my parents planned their first-ever visit to Charlotte, I knew this would be the dinner to close out their trip. I booked nearly a month out. The only time available was 5 PM on a Tuesday, so yes, we were early-birding it while the dining room slowly filled up... and honestly? No complaints. We had the space to soak it all in. The restaurant is inside a beautifully restored 1915 church with massive windows, vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, vintage chandeliers, and a whole section of seating that looks like an HGTV dream sequence. It's elegant without being stuffy and feels like Southern charm meets secret society dinner club. The Tonidandel Brown team also runs Supperland, Haberdish, Growlers Pourhouse, and Ever Andalo. Chef Christian Medrano had been teasing me for months on Instagram with specials, test dishes, and plating so beautiful it felt personal. So the anticipation was real, and I'm happy to report: this was hands-down one of the best meals I've ever had in Charlotte. Maybe the best. Service was top notch. Julia, our server, was warm, funny, and had clearly tasted everything on the menu. She was basically our food Sherpa. And then there was the garnish tray. Yes, a tray of fresh fruit, mint, cucumber, and citrus slices brought tableside to flavor your water like we were checking into a boutique wellness resort. Totally unexpected and now completely necessary everywhere I go. We started with the tiny tacos: lobster and wagyu ribeye tartare. The lobster was dressed in brown butter aioli and lemon zest, tucked into an heirloom masa shell with a violet blossom perched on top like it was about to walk the red carpet. The wagyu tartare tacos were rich, velvety, and had just the right amount of serrano heat. Both were bite-sized mic drops. The saffron honey chicken was my favorite of the night. It's cooked confit then finished on the plancha for crispy skin that crackles like a sitcom laugh track. It's glazed in saffron honey beurre blanc, layered with chili crunch made from fermented black beans, and finished with lemon. Rich, juicy, and unforgettable. The Chilean sea bass came wrapped in a thin sheet of sweet potato, resting on a smooth avocado chimichurri with brown butter and lemon. It was so delicate I felt like I needed to lower my voice. The whole roasted branzino, a special that night, came with charred herbs, mint, house-blended sazon, black garlic, black lime, sherry vinegar, and smoked jalapeño oil. Absolute flavor bomb. We also had the creamed cipollini onions with shaved parm, espelette, and thyme, which had us spoon-fighting. Chef Alex surprised us with the Masa & Cheese which had masa dumplings, cotija cheese, sweet corn, and popped corn on top. Like if mac and cheese and a street festival had a baby. For dessert, we had the fudge cake. Julia poured warm fudge sauce tableside over a dense chocolate cake until it cascaded down like it was staging a takeover. It sat on chocolate milk crumble with toasted vanilla ice cream slowly melting into the mix. Rich, dramatic, and perfect. By the end, we were painfully full. My parents have been on a serious diet streak, and I'm 90% sure I broke it in one sitting. Worth it. We had to walk the South End Rail Trail just to function again. And even during that walk, everyone was still talking about the food, the experience, the sauces, the ambiance... all of it. Pro tip: parking is mostly street. I got lucky out front, but give yourself some time to circle. Leluia Hall is something special. The food is as thoughtful as the design. The energy is warm but elevated, and the kitchen clearly has a lot of love behind it. Huge thanks to Chef Medrano, Chef Chris, Chef Alex, and the team for an unforgettable meal. I already can't wait to return. Want more legit Charlotte food spots without the fluff? I made a guide. It's called evansfoodguide.com Follow along at instagram.com/charlottefoodieguy Go eat something good. read more

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Amazing. The ambiance. Food selection. The staff. It's few and far between that I've been to a place that surpasses my expectations. It's expensive but worth every penny read more

Finally got to try this spot out on a Thursday evening for dinner. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and guided us through the menu. We started with the Hawaiian rolls. The coconut butter was a delicious pairing to the delicate rolls. Next, we had the lobster mini tacos and the tuna crudo. The lobster tacos are something to write home about! So small but packed full of flavor. The tuna crudo was equally delicious and light. For appetizers, I had the sea bass while my friends tried the steak and the special wagyu tamales. We all raved about our choices so I am sure you can't go wrong! Definitely fills up, so make a reservation or sit at the bar. Gorgeous inside and perfect spot for a dinner date any night of the week. read more

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It's was a birthday celebration for one of my girlfriends so I was able to add another notch to the Jeff and Jamie belt this time at Leluia Hall. I will say it is a stunning restaurant and you can see some parallels with Supperland a bit. We had a rather large party and there was a mix on the table from the bunch menu with a 1:30 reservation. The food though left me a little wanting. I'm not a drinker so I can't say if the drinks were good but the glasses were empty. My breakfast plate didn't have any accompanying condiments so the corn cake was a bit dry but I luckily had my over medium eggs to help w that. The potatoes round was crispy and the bacon was fatty which some may enjoy. It isn't for me, never been a fan of the texture of fat. The conversations and just the fellowship made up for the dining experience so for that alone I would suggest giving them a try. The wait staff was very attentive as well. There are a few self pay parking lots around so be prepared to pay just as you do at Supperland unless you want to drive around waiting for someone to move for street parking. All in all I would suggest just to be able to take in this beautiful space and maybe an earlier reservation when they aren't closing. read more

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An absolutely amazing dinner and a great date night. Although sold out of our first option the staff and their alternate recommendations was spot on. The food is delicious and fantastic presentations. The Jerk duck was beyond my expectations as well as my girlfriend's Chilean sea bass that we paired with vegetable saute and the confit domino potato. Recommendation to book your reservation in advance to enjoy this place. Also make sure to check out the wine room in the lower section. read more

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We came in early on a weeknight and I still can't figure out why we were placed on the mezzanine level when the entire place was open and we are older ladies but climb up we did. We had a nice server who explained things well and we ordered the picadillo empanada ( a special) that tasted too much like taco meat to me and the yuzu yellowtail crudo that was ok. We shared the Prime NY Strip and the Chilean Sea Bass. The steak was perfect and the sea bass delicious but we did not care for the Masa and Cheese- it was just a heavy dumpling and not much in terms of taste. For dessert,we enjoyed the island cake- the guava cake with orange mousse and passion fruit buttercream had 12 layers and was excellent. I have to say I like Supperland better though. read more

Almost as good as supperland which still makes it fantastic. 4.5 stars would be more accurate. To die for food. You feel like you're the only table for your waiter. read more

Leluia Hall - Sea bass - Steakhouses Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

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One of the newest additions to Charlotte's fine dining scene, Leluia Hall serves up delicious entrees, fabulous cocktails and memorable desserts in a wonderful setting that evokes all the best qualities of an upscale Southern restaurant. Like it's sister restaurant, the incomparable Supperland, Leluia is housed in a converted historic church in Dilworth, and you can still imagine the sounds of a Methodist choir echoing though the airy, open dining room. The main level, with its magnificent cocktail bar dominating the space where the pulpit once stood, is a cacophony of sound and activity, but our table in the corner of the mezzanine felt delightfully secluded. The remarkable setting at Leluia is just a prelude to the fantastic food and outstanding service that we enjoyed on a recent visit. The Rum Old Fashioned that our waiter recommended was refreshing and delicious, and the Hawaiian Rolls we ordered for a starter were melt-in-your mouth amazing. We also enjoyed the very tasty Tiny Tacos (the Yellowtail Sashimi and Lobster are both great choices) before diving into our entrees. For dinner, my wife ordered a perfectly cooked 10-ounce Prime Filet with sides of Risotto and Confit Potato, while I tried the incredibly flavorful Jerk Duck, which I enjoyed but found a little too spicy. The very helpful sommelier recommended a delightful Spanish red to pair with the dishes, and we topped off our meal with slices of the wonderfully rich Creamy Cheesecake and the AMAZING Fudge Cake. I was extremely impressed with our entire experience at Leluia Hall and can't wait to go back for another visit. While the menu isn't quite as compelling as the one at Supperland, the steak was as good as any I've had in Charlotte and the cocktails alone are worth the trip. Highly recommended! read more

I knew it would be excellent--because what else would we expect from the masterminds behind such local faves as Supperland, Haberdish, & Ever Andalo--but Leluia Hall far exceeded my expectations on every front. From the inviting curbside appeal & lovely landscaping, to the downright GORGEOUS interior, epic service, and array of steak and surf options to appeal to a variety of palates, I believe that you will leave feeling a sense of joy, gratitude, & praise well aligned with the name of the establishment (Ha-Leluia! ). For my first visit, I had to try the fish sticks that I kept seeing on the Gram. With blackened cod and shrimp & lobster mousse, this elevated childhood classic did not disappoint. The Brussels Almondine--a nice detour from the balsamic & bacon variations that we more typically see--were also on point. I anticipate that reservations will be hard to come by, but absolutely look forward to future visits. Cheers! read more

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