Best Gelato in Lake Norman

"Over in Elizabeth, check out Two Scoops Creamery, which has earned 4.5 stars out of 203 reviews on Yelp. You can find the spot to score ice cream and frozen yogurt and more at 913 Central Ave. The flavor menu has options like rum raisin, rocky road, butter pecan, bubble gum, cherry vanilla, cookie dough, mint chocolate chip and cotton candy."

"Two Scoops Creamery is a local favorite and know for their “dual top cone.” They have an array of unique, fun flavors that rotate throughout the year. Next time you go, try Cookie Monster… you won’t regret it."

"Golden Cow Creamery was founded by two Charlotte natives whose love of ice cream created a Queen City staple. All of their ice cream is made from scratch and their most popular is the salted Oreo flavor!. Attention vegans… this place always has at least one non-dairy vegan options on hand!"

"Neighborhood: South End, SouthPark and Uptown (open summer 2021). If you’re a fan of the rich, unique ice cream flavors, head to Golden Cow Creamery pronto. This family-owned, small-batch ice cream shop is committed to serving all-natural ingredients and giving back to the community."

"Snap a selfie with the giant ice cream cone sign outside this quaint shop. The bright-colored interior attracts kids, the flavors range from the usual suspects to more experimental flavors like fresh ginger scoops to please the adults. The family-owned business is beloved, evident by the long evening lines during the summer."

"This neighborhood ice cream parlor is one of Charlotte's original ice cream shops. Take a ride on the streetcar before you select the flavor to top your homemade waffle cone at Elizabeth Creamery. All flavors are made fresh in the store."

"Charlotte's ultimate cool treat is ice cream from Elizabeth Creamery!. I've been a few times but had no idea about this cute cone for two (or one 😊). Gonna have to try it out."

"There are three scoop stores offering Ben & Jerry’s in the Charlotte metro area. Head to Myers Park, Parktowne Village or Foxcroft to get your fill of the iconic Vemont-based ice cream chain. Lay hands on popular favorites like brownie batter and banana split to concoctions named after famous entertainers and political events."

"Located in Charlotte’s Fourth Ward neighborhood, Old Settlers’ Cemetery is where many of the area’s first settlers are buried. It was the first cemetery owned and operated by the City of Charlotte, and its gravestones and monuments carry dates from 1776 (the year the Declaration of Independence was signed) to 1884. It’s a great American site in Charlotte for visiting history buffs.More"

"This serene spot is perfect for the bird lovers of the family or if you’re simply in the mood for some quiet time. The Gardens and Bird Sanctuary were created between 1927 and 1930 by Elizabeth Clarkson who was diagnosed with a chronic disease and had turned her attention to ornithology. Built with an emphasis on providing nesting sites, together with food and water for birds and other wildlife, the gardens are protected with high walls which keep the sanctuary calm and peaceful."

"An enclosed garden filled with cobblestone pathways, the historic Wing Haven is an attraction in Charlotte dedicated to — you guessed it — birds!. Walk under stately awnings and past old colonial homes in search of the right bench to sit, wait, and watch."

"The Agedashi tofu, Double G roll and Black Panther roll were all really good.” See all Konnichiwa - Charlotte reviews"

"Nakato Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar has been a Charlotte tradition since 1976. It was the primary restaurant in the area to provide a fantastic meal prepared by expert Hibachi Chefs in the traditional Japanese restaurant-style of Teppan Yaki. The Nakato family was happy to venture out a bit and open a restaurant in Springfield, Missouri, in 1995."

"I have stayed in the University area of Charlotte many times over the past 15 years. When the University Place Nakoto location was first built and…"

"Then Yama Asian Fusion is your one-stop food hub for everything Asian. The good food complemented by the friendly staff and an aura of elegance makes them unbeatable in top-quality service delivery–part of the reason they got a dedicated feature in the Charlotte Living magazine. Father and son Larry and Birdie Yang set up the place back in September 2007 and ever since the place has grown into a sushi and sake haven serving a wide variety of dishes."

"Yama Asian Fusion is the sushi spot for those craving a cozy, comfortable sushi eating experience. All of their rolls are fresh and well-made, offering a variety of traditional rolls, sashimi, and other more unique combinations. If you are able to make it up for lunch, they offer a great bento box special that comes with miso soup, ginger salad, gyoza and a roll of sushi, all for around $14."

"If you are looking for a casual yet upscale restaurant with a bar in Charlotte, then FireWater Restaurant & Lounge is a great place to visit. This American restaurant offers amazing dishes and stunning lakeside views with old-school hip-hop music. Also, the staff and management are super friendly and helpful."

"Up the street in the 1918 brick structure that was once a single-family home, is a Charlotte favorite for New Orleans-style fare. The Cajun Queen’s second-floor terrace beckons hungry passersby with whiffs of garlic and smooth sounds of jazz. The restaurant has live music nightly with seating upstairs and downstairs."