Textile mills and warehouses along the old rail line, converted into breweries, taprooms and restaurants, with the Rail Trail running through the middle of it and the light rail alongside. It is the fastest-changing part of Charlotte and the place where a restaurant's address is most likely to have been something else five years ago.
Amos' Southend is a concert room on S Tryon Street that books rock, country and alternative bills, tribute acts and emerging artists. It sells standing room and guaranteed mezzanine seating separately, and age limits change show to show. A restaurant called The Gin Mill operates on site and gives advance ticket holders a discount on food.
South End neighborhood bar open daily until 2 am. Its homepage says it shows Charlotte FC, Panthers, Hornets and East Carolina Pirates games on match days.
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