300 East

Super environment! Very kind bartender. This meal is completely wonderful!!Will return soon

We arrived for a pre-matinee brunch and were sat at one of the small booths by the window. This place feels very quaint and personal, like you're sitting in someone's living room. It is in strong contrast with every other restaurant that feels 'corporate'. There are lots of vintage fireplaces and interesting things to look at.I asked our very friendly server if it is possible to get a hot toddy even thought it wasn't on the menu and without hesitation, the bartender made one of the best hot toddy's I have ever tasted! We also enjoyed the apple hot cake, grits bowl and biscuit and sausage gravy. Everything was delicious!We can't wait to return for dinner soon. Thank you to our kind server and bartender who went above and beyond!

Phenomenal brunch menu!! Everyone at my table got something different and everyone loved their dish whether it was the breakfast pizza, French toast, eggs Benedict, breakfast tacos. Really high quality ingredients and dishes came out fresh and warm. Waiter was very helpful in recommending dishes, was very fast and attentive to our drinks.Very homey feel and the aesthetic was really cute outside and inside. Plenty of seating

Hands down one of the best restaurants in south end! Such a cozy atmosphere since you are in a house, and the decor is very cute.We came for brunch on a Saturday and it was packed. The service was great and we loved our food! Recommend the BEC Biscuit and it really fills you up. Also the breakfast tacos were great!

Everything we ate at 300 East was absolutely INCREDIBLE. We were celebrating my best friend's birthday, and the entire staff was so kind and welcoming to her and helped us make her feel so special. The French Onion Soup is definitely the very best in Charlotte, and every dish we tried was just hit after hit! I absolutely loved the Crab Cakes and the Marinated Goat Cheese apps! We will absolutely be back!

Overall experience was a mixed bag this time. Cons: 1. Host was inattentive and had me seat myself. 2. Food was underwhelming. 3. Flies outside. Pros:1. Waitress was great. 2. Outdoor seating was cute until the food arrived (see con #3).3. Tasty brownie for my birthday!

Must try: Pull-Apart Rolls and Lamb Chop!Why: The Pull-Apart Rolls were made with pumpkin, sea salt, and herb butter. I ate 4 out of the 6 rolls before and after my entree because they were so tasty, and my friend had the other 2 rolls. I also loved the Pork Chop cooked medium, which was juicy and tender with slivers of delicious fat. The large Pork Chop sat on top of a bed of pilaf and kale, which seemed to be well seasoned. I washed it all down with a Noda Brewery Pumpkin Ale.Notes: Super cute restaurant with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. It was 6:30pm on a Monday with beautiful Fall weather so we sat outside to people watch while enjoying our meal. The workers were welcoming, friendly, and attentive. There were daily specials also that sounded amazing, next time though! There's a convenient parking lot in back of restaurant. Had a wonderful dining experience with a friend I've not seen in a while.

Food was very bland. Had to ask for a side of honey to give the food flavor. Went for brunch and it was easy to get a seat, but food took a long time to come out.

Brunch for a party of 3 Saturday morning and we sat outside. All members of the reservation must be present to be seated. The grits were great and I customized a bit of it, burgers looked delicious and so filling.

This quaint lovely house restaurant is quite charming in Charlotte. We parked in the rear and then entered in the front through the outdoor patio and then inside where there is a bar on the first level. Our group sat upstairs. We were there during weekend brunch. I had the Beyond Burger with potato salad $14.75 with added mushrooms $1.50 and Gorgonzola $1.50. It was so delicious. It was a nice experience.