(704) 332-6159
511 N Church St
Charlotte,
NC
28202
35.2315
-80.8397
Neighborhood: Fourth Ward
What People Are Saying About Mc Ninch House Restaurant
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Located in a historic home on the edge of Fourth Ward, the McNinch House is beautifully decorated with antiques collected by Chef Ellen Davis herself. Simply put, this is the ultimate special-occasion restaurant--if you have the means. – – The Food – Davis prepares a six-course meal without equal; expect appetizers, soup and salad, sorbet, the main course, dessert and coffee. The menu changes nightly, with seasonal specials rotated in and out. Diners' preferences are pieced out over the phone when reservations are made and the courses reflect those…
NOT AN ANTIQUE SHOP!
by ClassicEde
THIS IS IN THE WRONG CATEGORY - it is a restaurant and should not be listed under the Antiques listing on CitySearch.
- Pros: Nice Restaurant in great setting
- Cons: Very expensive
A Lovely Dining Experience
by truromantic
We knew we were in for a treat at the McNinch House, but nothing could have prepared us for the lovely evening we spent there. Rather than feeling like we were in a restaurant, we felt as if we were having dinner in the home of a good friend...a good friend who is an amazing chef and has a wonderful wine cellar! In an age of technology overload and too hurried lives, it was nice to be transported back to an era of personal attention with a leisurely and gracious dinner in a turn-of the century architectural gem.
- Pros: Fine Dining,Romantic Dining, Wine List,
Average food and high cost makes it a disappointment
by CCarp
Very expensive for what you get. Most of the food was good but below par when compared to restaurants of similar price (none of which are in Charlotte). We also got the wine pairings which were somewhat disappointing. We received the same wine, Murphy's Law Red ($13-17 per bottle retail), with the last two courses. While price is a poor measure of wine quality, I felt for $75 per person the wine pairings could have been more creative. Despite the ornate china and flatware, some of the stemware used to serve the wines was similar to what you would fine at a cheap Italian restaurant. Total bill for two was $425 with tax and the included 20% gratuity. The ambience is romantic but a bit over the top. By the end of the dinner, I found myself simply wanting a course to not come with a large flower stuck in it.
I doubt we will go back unless someone else is picking up the tab.
- Pros: Romantic, leisurely paced dinner
- Cons: High price, average food
The Details on Mc Ninch House Restaurant
Know Before You Go:
McNinch offers dinner to its guest by reservation only.
Look Good:
A ban on cell phones allows diners to enjoy their meal uninterrupted.
Smoking Permitted:
No






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