the summit room

great food and drink options. quantity is questionable. for instance, any place you order nachos, you can never finish a bowl. in here, the nacho chips could be counted; with 2 hands

we'd go back - probably treat it more as a tapas place and share several meals. i didn't rate it higher for the simple fact that i found the prices too high, even for dilworth. the drinks were well done and the fireplace a really great touch. would have preferred dinner without the trophy deer head watching us from the wall.

i had an excellent meal at summit room a few months ago.  the only downside is that the place is boomy acoustically and i had problems talking to my friend sitting across the table to me.  outside of that i heard they have bomb drink specials on thursday nights!

4/18/2015 0 comments   i paid a visit to one of charlotte's newest restaurants, the summit room. i strolled my way onto the front porch of the summit room  this past friday night. if you haven’t heard of the summit room, then you aren’t as abreast of the latest restaurant openings in charlotte as you think you are. the summit room is in myer’s park on east blvd. anyways, i had heard good things about the joint so i decided to scope it out. i didn’t call ahead because it was kind of late and i figured i’d be able to get a table. i was wrong…it’s my own fault. the summit room took over the space belonging to bruegger’s bagels…meaning, it isn’t that big. there wasn’t a lot of inside seating from my vantage point, but then again, i didn’t venture in to far. i was told i could wait on the porch until something opened up. that’s exactly what i did. i ordered a woodford reserve on the rocks and shot the shit with myself. i’m sure i looked like a madman. anyways, the first table to open was located outside. i don’t normally accept outside seating…but it was late…and i was hungry. i looked over the menu and realized that this place probably wasn’t right for me. i’m not saying it isn’t right for others, but just not for me. there was no caesar salad (my favorite appetizer) or anything that closely resembled what i’d normally order. i decided to go with the nachos…knowing full well these weren’t going to be the nachos i’ve grown accustomed to. i also ordered another bourbon. the nachos arrived and my fears were confirmed. there were seven corn chips sitting elegantly on a plate. i wasn’t sure if there were ten more plates coming or not…i guess i understood that this was going to be it. the chips themselves were covered in avocado, lobster, and cheese dressing. they were actually very good. i just would of like a little more from a plate costing $14. anyways, my bourbon arrived and i ordered the roasted chicken. i highly recommend that if you go to the summit room, you try the

terrible. my wife and i were in on a slow evening. we sat at the bar and our bartender , kaylee, was absolutely amazing. but our food took entirely too long and my wife's food came a good few minutes after mine. and to top it off the female who was evidently the manager screamed from behind me in my ear at the bartender about a steak knife that we had already declined . i felt as though the staff were mistreated by management and it made us uncomfortable .

loved food service and ambiance!!!
will definitely be back!
thank you for a memorable dining experience!!

...one of charlotte’s newest places to dine al fresco. in a clever and creative move, the summit room owners also own the adjacent restaurant the mayobird and the two dining establishments share this picturesque porch and patio. the mayobird is open for breakfast and lunch, while the summit room with chef brent martin at the helm in the kitche

i happened to come across the summit room by chance. upon reading the story behind how the restaurant got started and seeing some of their menu offerings i knew i had to go there as soon as i could!