Rosie's Coffee & Wine Garden

I came to Rosie's one summer morning after a long, hot walk to refresh. I didn't have food but got water and a lovely blueberry hibiscus iced tea. Generally speaking they don't have a whole lot to eat except on the occasion that they have a food truck park outside. The line was quite long even at that early hour, which speaks to their popularity, especially after Love is Blind Charlotte. Thankfully, it moved quickly, and the staff were pleasant. Overall, it is a great spot to grab a coffee or glass of wine and relax inside or in the beautiful gardens. The only caveat to this place is that parking is a nightmare. If you're super pressed for parking, it's a long block from Optimist Hall, but there tends to be street parking over the railroad tracks that's relatively accessible. Where

What a hidden gem!!This is hands down one of my favorite places to drink wine/get coffee in charlotte. It is so unique in that it is a wine garden and has so much seating outside - I think I could spend a day here and probably drink too much wine!The staff is awesome, so knowledgeable and attentive. They are always willing to recommend / explain.Grab a latte, or a glass of wine and enjoy the beautifully scenery outside

One of my amazing friends told me about this place, and although the garden wasn't in full bloom, I've seen it at its peak and it's absolutely stunning. We decided to stop in for coffee and explore, and I was instantly charmed. I love the fact that I can bring outside food for a nice picnic or just to enjoy while studying. They have a lovely little area where you can play games, and the artist in me adored the selection of reading material, paintings, and the overall artistic vibe. I will definitely be back, and I can't wait to see the garden in full bloom. The planet lover in me is excited

I've been told by so many people to go here and finally made it! Definitely worth the trip to Noda to check out this sweet place. Parking is a challenge, but if you can't find something on one of the streets, they do have a parking garage nearby. You walk into this sweet little cafe area where you can order your choice of coffee, wine, or beers. They have local artists featured as well inside the shop. After you order, you go out the back and are transported into another world of gardens and art. Paths guide you through this oasis in the middle of the city. We went on a Sunday afternoon, and the place was very busy. I would definitely go back, perhaps a weekday !

A real hidden gem in downtown Charlotte.Both a coffee bar and wine bar located on over 2 acres of urban garden.As you enter,you have no idea what is in the back. You order your coffee or wine ( We had beer..lol) and then you can stroll thru the gardens or just sit on one of the many sitting areas thru our the gardens.We went on a Sunday afternoon and waited about 15 minutes to order our drinks. There are no food options other than a few bags of snacks they sell along with bottles of wine.A real quant cafe/bar in Charlotte that is worth a visit.

really unique spot in the city to be amongst a beautiful garden, coffee or wine, an art gallery, and included parking. We stopped here to soak up the beautiful day and sip some hot bevvys in the rose garden. It feels even sweeter that my daughter is named Rosie. I ordered the Rosemary Chai and made it dirty with espresso shots. The nice barista said that the powder chai is sweet, so I opted for the vegan one which was less sweet. Bathroom is def not the most exciting, but everything else was chill, relaxing, and great! A perfect date day or night spot.

Such a cute intimate spot! I had Prosecco and my date had Prosecco and an expresso. Both were great! We played a game and talked in the room in the back i really enjoyed myself. The garden out back was beautiful! It was raining but we still enjoyed walking around and looking at everything.

Named after a beloved shop cat, this coffee & wine garden spot is a great place to relax and get out of the hustle and bustle of the crowded neighborhood. I enjoyed a mimosa while catching up with our nephew and his girlfriend on a sweet spring Sunday afternoon.

The ambience here is very beautiful and homely. As soon as my family and I walked in, we were greeted with friendly staff. The walls are decorated with beautiful art and wine bottles. The outdoors to the garden is absolutely stunning. There are seating areas as well throughout the garden to enjoy some time in the beautiful environment despite the rainy weather. I'll love to come back here again

I don't know where to begin with this magical place of wonder! This is a hidden gem in Charlotte that you must see. So I enter the shop and I'm greeted by three very welcoming young ladies who were so easy to chat with and very knowledgeable about their wines. My son and I were able to sample a few before deciding on a bottle. Well, I was about to get a bottle of red and my son decided he wanted to go with another option. So, we each enjoyed our wine by the glass. Now, this is the best part. I venture outside the door into this beautiful and whimsical garden. I felt like I was in a fairytale. You can see different parties of people in different areas at first glance and as you walk through the garden they're a little pockets, or alcoves you may say, along the path with various types of seating arrangements. If I went to the right of my path I came to an open area where people were playing games. I go back to the left of the path and came to an area where they were selling plants. Continued on the path as it circled around and we came to another open area where there was a long wall with a mural of famous people such as Frida Kahlo and Vincent Van Gogh. My son and I finally settled on a bench in front of these beautiful pink flowers and a metal sculpture of what I believe to be a butterfly. We could hear the chatter of children at play behind the bushes in the area behind the bushes that were behind our bench. After sitting for a while and finishing my glass, I went in for another. Going along the path to the front, I noticed a huge open area with a table of about 12 to 15 people who were enjoying a little paint and sip. The whole place just gives you this feeling of peace and joy. It's so relaxing and inviting and charming and I could go on and on. You just have to experience it for yourself. Before leaving we chatted with the staff again and decided to get some scones for breakfast as well as a bag of coffee since the smell of it was tempting me. Let's just say I didn't want the night to end and I will definitely be visiting again soon. Wilder, Koko, and (oops) I can't recall the other, thank you for the hospitality and hope to see you soon!