Rally

Mrs. K. and I were here for drinks and dinner but spent a while watching the pickleball going on. Some players might have been a tournament with another group that was clearly a tween girl's birthday party and another were a work bunch out for a fun time. We sat at the bar.Great service there. Mrs. K. ordered a mocktail that she enjoyed very much and I had a draft beer. While enjoying the beer, our pizza arrived. The "Queen City" has shiitake mushrooms, smoked mozzarella, manchego, lemon oil, black truffle vinaigrette drizzle, arugula. Fantastic!Rally isn't cheap but it's good stuff and fun entertainment. We'll be back![Review 18 of 2025 - 4017 in North Carolina - 23591 overall]

Wow! This was the perfect spot to play pickleball for the first time! My friend wanted to celebrate his birthday here and it was a hit!!! I tried tennis once years ago and did not enjoy it, but this was such a fun time all around. We had a 2 hour reservation and enjoyed some mimosa carafes and delicious brunch food. Service was great, attentive, and food came out fast. This was not TopGolf finger food, these were actually mouthwatering good entrees that I would definitely return for, even without playing pickleball- but that part was of course enjoyable too.The 2 hours was just long enough to give everyone time to sub out, relax and drink and eat etc. Any shorter would have been insufficient, and I think I could have enjoyed another hour or so!Definitely check this spot out if you're a pickleball fan- and even if you're not, you will enjoy the super chic decor, lighting, and scrumptious menu offerings!

Food is honestly better than I expected for a pickleball place. Crispy Rice with Tuna was my favorite! Rice was crunchy but didn't get stuck in my teeth. Ahi tuna was good but the ratio of chips to toppings was lacking. Gochujang wings could be crispier but the spice was definitely there. Southern board was pretty good as well! Wouldn't buy again but it was a good snacking experience. Overall I'll come back for the food. Sorta pricey so it'll be a rare occasion.

We came to Rally for a corporate fundraiser for Best Buddies. I would highly recommend for large party events. The venue is clean, beautifully designed, and spacious. They have food and coffee, which I enjoyed. We worked closely with Ginny on all planning, and she was phenomenal. Khalil did the scoring for our tournament and did a wonderful job too.

Day 2 of my own personal Charlotte Brewery Crawl... Although I'm not sure if this qualifies as one. They do have a nice array of beers and cocktails, but I guess they are most known for Pickleball. It's right down the street from where my daughter boxes, and I've wondered what exactly it was or even how to get in. Well, I had the perfect opportunity to figure it out, and after checking out the menu, I decided it would be worth the effort. There were several things that interested me on their menu and of course that's when I discovered they have indoor/outdoor Pickleball Courts. I've been wondering what that was too. So it was cool to discover what this craze that has taken over Charlotte. I was warmly greeted and enthusiastically helped. I told the wonderful gentleman (Khalib I think) that I would not be playing Pickleball would it still be ok to eat only? He told me of course, pick a seat and enjoy. He would send my server over right away. I ordered the corn empanada and the lamb/beef kafta (which you see I didn't get but no problem). The empanada was overpriced at $5 for one, but it was delicious. The lemongrass chicken kebab I got instead was also WAY overpriced at $21 but delicious as well. As you can see, you literally get one kebab (stellar presentation, which I guess is what you're really paying for) with 4 small bites of well marinated and seasoned chicken. Yes, I counted. That's $5/bite, y'all. It also came with a ton of fries, which again at this price point, I would have liked to have an option of rice and salad instead of fries. I think fries are an easy cop out and if that's all you're offering as a side, then a fairer price would be about $14. My server was ok, she seemed to forget about me a little bit (or maybe she was giving me lots of space) but I was so wonderfully taken care of by the two other gentleman there that they made up for her inattentivness. Overall, I enjoyed my first experience. Definitely will be back. Just will stick to apps and maybe a cocktail. Maybe squeeze in a round of Pickleball too if I can find someone to play in the geriatric league.

Rally is just around the block from me and has been on my list for quite a while. The place is a vibe and not just for those who are pickleball players! The interior design is beautiful. The layout is great for those who want to play and those who want to watch. They have a coffee counter, bar, and then tables for dining. The coffee counter is open 7am-3pm. The food was good and the menu offered a lot of items to choose from. I opted for a matcha latte and which was pretty average. The fries were my favorite part of the meal quite honestly! The hamburger was nicely seasoned and the sauce was tasty. I definitely look forward to my next visit!

THIS IS SUCH A COOL SPACE. On top of there being both indoor and outdoor courts that are well stocked and maintained, the vibes are immaculate with beautiful decor, cozy couches and cabanas and stylish merch. (I got a limited edition Rally Fest tee)The food is also very tasty and well done. I came here for the pickleball but would come if I just wanted to have a bite and a snack and some live entertainment while others played. Booking online wasnt super user friendly and sort of expensive at $50/hour but we lucked out that it was very slow and could play for longer with no wait or getting booted right at the hour. I love that they consistently solicit local artist work and its a queer friendly space seeing as the founders are gay. If I lived in Charlotte Id be here all the time.

Such a cute venue with beautiful artwork and vibrant colors, perfect for playing pickleball on both indoor and outdoor courts. I love that there are areas to play and also spots to chill and socialize with food and drinks. I tried the spicy margarita and really enjoyed it--spicier than expected but in a good way. The bar service inside was a bit slow, and I had to skip a round or two waiting for my order, so I'd recommend ordering from the servers who come outside periodically. Overall, I had a great time and will definitely be back for free play. I didn't get to try the food this visit, but I'm looking forward to sampling some next time!

I'm used to an athletic venue like a bowling alley or sports stadium having lousy food. Not this place!The pizza I was served was absolutely delicious, dynamyte! I got their version of a margarita. I'd go out of my way to eat at this Pickleball venue just for the quality of food served.Wow, bravo! Great service too.

Came for a work function in the middle of the week. The private room we booked is huge but the screens for projecting suck. They are 4 giant TV's connected but some lean down and cut off the screen. For the cost, I projector or one giant screen should be available. Food was okay. I wouldn't order the taco bar again. Instead opt for the menu items. Also we had to ask for drinks. Nothing came with the buffet, not even water. Courts are very well positioned and the game is fun indoors in the AC. My only suggestion is to have higher nets so ball retrieval for newbies is easier and doesn't bother other courts.