Best Nightlife in Gastonia

"What is it: Marketed as a sushi burger bar, Cowfish is arguably one of the city’s most unique restaurants—even its name is an enigma. The menu is anything but traditional, including what they call “burgushi,” sushi rolls that are made with a mixture of both sushi and hamburger meat. The combo is strikingly delicious and might just blow your mind but don’t worry, the eatery also serves regular sushi and burgers as well as plenty of other options if you aren’t quite ready to revamp your tastebuds with new flavors."

"Located on Sharon Road, The Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar is one of the most famous family-friendly restaurants in Charlotte NCof all time. Waiting for dinner and looking for ways to distract your child?. You can bring them to the counter and be entertained by the huge fish tanks filled with actual live cowfish swimming around."

"The Cowfish is a one-of-a-kind dining experience, thriving on its ability to fuse two niche products seamlessly on the same menu. Certainly unusual, absolutely great!. The first and only "Sushi Burger Bar"!"

"O-Ku offers a fresh and original take on traditional Japanese sushi and cuisine. The South End restaurant offers unique and exceptional dining options along with traditional sashimi and specialty rolls, highlighting seafood from the finest fish markets in Tokyo and Hawaii alongside local and seasonal ingredients. Remindful of traditional Japanese culture, its menu is composed of signature starters, modern Japanese entrees, and seasonal traditional sushi that reflect the one of a kind designed space."

"Great energetic ambiance, service was awesome and food was delicious. I cant wait to go back and try more dishes."

"The best items are everything on the menu including beef brisket, ribs, rib tips, and bacon wrapped jalapeños.” See all Midwood Smokehouse reviews"

"This outfit serves as a one-stop shop for beer, coffee, and solid American-style fare. Tucked close to the New Bern Station stop on the light rail, the seating features heated and covered outdoor spaces and wide booths. Eclectic brews made on-site and scratch-made cocktails that pair with items, like thick-cut pork belly BLT, roasted beet hummus with toast points, thick chicken biscuits and gravy, and toasty flatbreads."

"The Suffolk Punch is a coffee bar by morning and a brewery and eatery whenever it’s polite to quit with the coffee already. The South End space is also fantastic, with a large patio and gleaming indoor space that leads to a curated experience from start to finish. If you’re there to eat, their weekend brunch is fantastic."

"Visit Ruth's Chris Steak House in Charlotte, North Carolina. Whether it's a romantic steak dinner for two, an important business meeting, or a private party, Ruth's Chris Steak House can accommodate your needs. Open for dinnerDress code: Shirt/Slacks Req.Phone: +1 704-556-1115"

"Both the Uptown and South Park locations are offering curbside to-go daily from 4 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Get 25 percent off any order over $75, plus a three-course pre-fixe meal for $40."

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"Over in Dilworth, check out Zen Massage Charlotte, which has earned four stars out of 96 reviews on Yelp. You can find this massage therapy spot at 1021 East Blvd."

"Located at 6311 Carmel Road, Suite B, the day spa — offering skin care, massage treatments and more — is the highest rated massage spot in Charlotte, boasting 4.5 stars out of 87 reviews on Yelp."

"Tranquility and superior experience is the name of the game at Palestra Boutique Spa in the heart of Charlotte. The team at Palestra offers state-of-the-art skin treatments, non-invasive anti-aging services and massages to help you look and feel your best."

"Providing an inviting green space in the heart of Charlotte’s Second Ward, Marshall Park offers beautiful views of the Charlotte skyline. The park is a popular with local office workers who can enjoy a breath of fresh air in the park during their lunchtime. The park encompasses open grassy areas surrounding a pretty lake which is frequented by ducks and other water birds."

"Even though this sweet little park is right there for everyone to see it is more of a hidden gem. Not as many people go here so you will more than likely have it all to yourselves. Bonus: This park has a great skyline view."

"If you can’t decide between a natural and urban setting, combine both. At Marshall Park in Uptown’s Second Ward, a fountain, pond and trees offer a quiet, picturesque corner of the city for your wedding photography."

"This Uptown museum is another who offers free admission year round. Pop in and learn about gold mining in North Carolina Tuesday through Saturday from 9 A.M."

"A post shared by WeLoveCLT (@weloveclt) on Apr 12, 2016 at 9:07am PDT. ImaginOn is a 102,000-square-foot facility dedicated to getting children involved in education, the arts, culture and multimedia. The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library and Children’s Theatre of Charlotte came to together to create this resource for children that includes two state-of-the-art theatres, a dedicated library space for kids 11 and under, four multi-use classrooms, a teen-only library, a multimedia production studio and interactive exhibit space in order to create this cultural hub for children of all ages."

"ImaginOn (the Joe and Joan Martin Center) is located in the heart of Charlotte’s culture and art district where it offers a unique space for young people to learn about art and culture. The center includes an enormous children’s library, two remarkable theatres, class rooms, a production studio and an exhibition space. The Spangler Library for Children caters for your children from birth to fifth grade, with a special baby and toddler area and hands-on activities for all ages."

"Just about every town has a library, but how many have one like ImaginOn?. This Charlotte, North Carolina attraction is the perfect place for an excellent learning experience. The potential for fun with your children can reach the top when you’re at ImaginOn."

"The Harvey B. Gantt Center celebrates African-American culture through visual art, music, dance, theater, and film. It is located in the heart of Charlotte’s business district, alongside other institutions that form the Levine Center For The Arts. In an area that was once the hub of the black community, this stylish new building exhibits works that explore issues relevant to this particular community."

"The Afro-American Cultural Center was renamed after the first African-American mayor of Charlotte, Harvey Gantt. The museum celebrates the art, history, and culture of African-Americans and people of African descent. You can enjoy the John and Vivian Hewitt Collection of African-American Art."