Met with a friend here on a Monday night after work a couple of weeks ago. The place wasn't busy so I had my pick for seating. My friend was running late so I had about an hour to kill by myself. I had 3 PYTs while I waited which were a light and fun cocktail for the warmer weather. Once my friend arrived, we had the burrata which was delicious. Would love to come back and try some of their heavier menu items!

I came here with a group for dinner recently, and after being underwhelmed by the Uptown location, I am happy to say I was much more impressed by this spot here in South Park! The pizza was much more thoroughly cooked for a nice crispy crust and a solid base. I ordered the Thaddeus while making some adjustments to take out some ingredients I didn't want. The sweet and spicy sauce base has a wonderful flavor, and the fried chicken paired with the smoked provolone was very good as well. The dining room here is smaller than I imagined so space fills up fast. They share a space with Bar One so if you arrive early like I did, I recommend popping over there for a cocktail. Overall they definitely set themselves up as a higher end pizza place, and this is reflected in the menu with appetizers like burrata, and truffle fondue fries. It also reflects in the prices a bit with the pizzas costing around $25.00. Still I have to say the food was very good, and I would certainly go back again for more.

Honey Badger pizza was great. The margherita was kinda good but wasn't margherita-y enough. Seemed more like a regular cheese pizza. Two basil leaves on an entire pizza and no tomatoes. Could be improved.

Great spot for lunch ! For $12 you're able to get a large sandwich, side & a drink ! One of the best deals around in the city.

This place gets five stars for the pizza and cocktails. The pizza is some of the best I have had in Charlotte. We ordered the gluten-free crust with prosciutto; you could not tell the difference. I also ordered the steak frites, which were okay. Prepare to take some time to look at the 20-page cocktail menu. The cocktails are expensive ($16-$25) but very delicious. I ordered a Manhattan and a Mojito. Great spot!

First, this place is super cute! The ambiance was everything from the lighting, decor and music. Patio area was fun as well. Decided to dine here for date night. We started with drinks that were a book full of drinks from cocktails and beers to cocktails, and no prices shown for anything. I had the martini Dani rose which ended up being $18, and not worth it. Hubby had the old fashion which was $24 and more than the cost of a high end steak house in the area. Appetizer-we did the woodfired wings with the house sauce! Soooo good! A nice touch a spice and flavor. Took a good amount of time to come out. Much longer than expected. Entrees-we did a double pepperoni pizza with green peppers and caramelized onions and the woodfire burger and fries. Both the pizza and burger was packed with flavor. Food was a 10/10 across the board. Took a long time to receive. Dessert-we did the Ernest hill skillet cookie. This had to be the smallest most nasty skillet cookie we've ever had. The cookie tasted fake and was pretty tiny compared to your normal skillet cookie at other restaurants. Definitely wouldn't get this again. Overall, the food was really good and we loved the ambiance of the restaurant. Drinks were over priced and service was sllllooowww. If you're looking for a cute date night check them out.

Walked in to 800 degrees, sat at a beautiful high top table with a great view of the bar. Hunter was our server, and he had such great energy and really elevated our experience. Both pizzas were enough to feed my small party of 3. We loved the wood fired char. My only thought was to add a pinch of flakey sea salt to my pizza. Though due to my modification of vegan cheese, I'm sure the salt level would have been fine. The carni pizza was evenly topped with a healthy balance of all the meats. Cute date night atmosphere, would come again, thanks Hunter!

I met a friend for Friday night dinner at 800 Degrees and happened into Bar One Lounge. It is located in Phillips plaza off facing Fairview Rd. There is plenty of free parking, but the shopping center also had complimentary valet. We were greeted warmly by a waiter when we entered. The inside is very cozy and intimate. There are not many tables and booths, so we had reservations on the patio. It was a chilly and windy evening, but they had heaters on the patio to keep you warm. We didn't have one directly at our table, but we sat in between two and were comfortable. The chairs are wicker or rattan and were very uncomfortable. They need chair cushions or something similar to soften them up. But the patios are well lit and create a beautiful ambiance for a date night, romantic dinner or girlfriends catch up. The cocktail, wine and beer menu is a book. Literally. They have cocktails and mocktails so there is something for any palette. I tried the PYT... cute MJ reference for my 80s babies and lovers. It was very fruit forward and the lemon and strawberry flavors were very pronounced. It wasn't for me, so I ordered a glass of wine. I wanted the Zinfandel blend, but the waiter generously brought me a second sample of another Zinfandel too. Both were delicious. The cocktails do not have prices listed on the menu which is odd since the wine and beer do. The PYT was $19 which I felt was average for a craft cocktail. It would be appreciated by patrons to know what the cost is or at least a price range prior to ordering especially since a portion of the menu has prices listed. On to the food... we had the Bbq Chicken pizza. It was tasty, but we both felt it could have been left in the oven a little while longer to get that crispier pizza crust. This theme continued with the Honeycomb Lasagna. It appeared piping hot and was very steamy when it was brought to the table. But as we removed the individual pieces of pasta that were filled with bechamel sauce, it was warm. This dish could have also used some more time in the oven to ensure it was heated throughout. We paired the Lasagna with the Crispy Brussel Sprouts which were delicious. We appreciated the large portions, attentive staff, and expansive menu, but I'd likely come back for the ambiance and drinks rather than the food. The other hidden gem is the Bar One Lounge which is just through a doorway. I knew it was there, but one of the bussers recommended we stop in. He said they "turn up" and he was surprisingly right. Check out that review too.