Getting To Know SouthPark
The SouthPark area sits 6 miles south of Uptown and is centered around the SouthPark Mall which opened in 1970. The property that now features one of the largest shopping malls in the state was once a part of a 3,000-acre farm owned by former North Carolina Governor Cameron Morrison. In addition to the mall, SouthPark is also a residential center and one of the largest business districts in Charlotte and the state of North Carolina, with an estimated 40,000 employees. SouthPark also hosts the Charlotte Symphonys Summer Pops series.
Where is it exactly?
Centered at the intersection of Fairview Road and Sharon Roads, SouthPark is a residential area and alsoone of the largest business districts in Charlotte and the state of North Carolina, with an estimated 40,000 employees.
Dining in SouthPark:
There are tons of fine dining and friendly casual restaurants in the heart of SouthPark. From elegant to reasonably pricedrestaurants, SouthParks got it all! Here are just a few of the most popular ones:
- Harpers: Opened by the Harpers Restaurant Group in 1987, Harpers features basic American fare with pizzazz. 6518 Fairview Rd. Charlotte, NC 28210 704-366-6688
- Nobles: Nobles is one of five restaurants run by Executive Chef Jim Noble featuring New Southern Cuisine. 6801 Morrison Blvd Charlotte, NC 28211 704-367-9463
- The Palm: Although a chain, The Palm features good food, a fun atmosphere and great potential for local celebrity sightings. 6705-B Phillips Place Court Charlotte, NC 28210 704-552-7256
Shopping in SouthPark:
The SouthPark Mall is the shopping mecca featuring Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Coach, Tiffany, Louis Vuitton and many other upscale boutique shops. But thats not to take away from SouthParks outside-the-mall shopping.
- Dean & Deluca The shop at Phillips Place features a full meat counter, coffee bar and bakery. And dont forget the wine bar across the street. 6903 Phillips Place Court Charlotte, NC 28210 704-643-6868
Visiting SouthPark:
