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Rally
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Nearby attractions
Escape Tactic escape room
130 Southside Dr, Charlotte, NC 28217
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library - South Boulevard
4429 South Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28209
Collins Park
4525 Collingwood Dr, Charlotte, NC 28209
Nearby restaurants
Brewers At 4001 Yancey
4001-A Yancey Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
Sauceman's
215 Southside Dr, Charlotte, NC 28217
Henrietta's
117 Southside Dr, Charlotte, NC 28217
Zepeddie's Pizzeria
4516 Nations Crossing Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery & Biergarten
4150 Yancey Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
Tonys Pizza and Wings
4200 South Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28209
LoSo Tavern
4548 Old Pineville Rd Ste A, Charlotte, NC 28217
Mocco Bistro
4004 South Blvd E, Charlotte, NC 28209
Chubz Famous Chiliburgers
200 W Woodlawn Rd A, Charlotte, NC 28217
McKoy's Smokehouse and Saloon
4630 Old Pineville Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
Nearby hotels
Radisson Hotel Charlotte Airport
212 W Woodlawn Rd Building C, Charlotte, NC 28217
315 @ LoSo
315 E Woodlawn Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
Red Lion Hotel Charlotte Airport
212 W Woodlawn Rd #B, Charlotte, NC 28217
InTown Suites Extended Stay Charlotte NC - Airport
540 Pressley Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
Days Inn by Wyndham Charlotte/Woodlawn Near Carowinds
118 E Woodlawn Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
Studio 6 Charlotte, NC - Airport South
4825 Wallingford St, Charlotte, NC 28217
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Rally

101 Southside Dr, Charlotte, NC 28217
4.6(227)$$$$
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attractions: Escape Tactic escape room, Charlotte Mecklenburg Library - South Boulevard, Collins Park, restaurants: Brewers At 4001 Yancey, Sauceman's, Henrietta's, Zepeddie's Pizzeria, The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery & Biergarten, Tonys Pizza and Wings, LoSo Tavern, Mocco Bistro, Chubz Famous Chiliburgers, McKoy's Smokehouse and Saloon
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Phone
(980) 221-0081
Website
rallypickleball.com

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Featured dishes

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Avocado Toast
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Egg Sandwich
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Latte
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Nitro Cold Brew
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Rally Fries
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Ahi Tuna Nachos
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Lemongrass Chicken Lettuce Wraps
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Elote Corn Ribs
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Blistered Shishito Peppers
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Kong Bak Bao
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Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice
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Al Pastor Taco
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Carne Asada Taco
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Sharing Kebabs
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The Backhand Pizza
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The Eleanor Pizza
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Dip It Board
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Spanish Riviera Board
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Summer In The Carolinas Board
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The Southern Board
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Grilled Pita Salad
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The Simple Salad
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Rally Smash Burger
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Grilled Cajun Chicken Sando

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Nearby attractions of Rally

Escape Tactic escape room

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library - South Boulevard

Collins Park

Escape Tactic escape room

Escape Tactic escape room

4.8

(1.2K)

Closed
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Charlotte Mecklenburg Library - South Boulevard

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library - South Boulevard

4.5

(77)

Open 24 hours
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Collins Park

Collins Park

4.5

(54)

Open until 7:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Rally

Brewers At 4001 Yancey

Sauceman's

Henrietta's

Zepeddie's Pizzeria

The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery & Biergarten

Tonys Pizza and Wings

LoSo Tavern

Mocco Bistro

Chubz Famous Chiliburgers

McKoy's Smokehouse and Saloon

Brewers At 4001 Yancey

Brewers At 4001 Yancey

4.8

(1.3K)

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Sauceman's

Sauceman's

4.3

(358)

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Henrietta's

Henrietta's

4.5

(41)

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Zepeddie's Pizzeria

Zepeddie's Pizzeria

4.6

(149)

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Carrie E.Carrie E.
Update: Charlotte you have another option! Tipsy Pickle recently opened in Camp North End! Better courts, food and prices! Rally was fun but I can't see myself playing there on a regular basis. I played on the indoor court. Hard to see a pale yellow ball against the peach colored court. The lighting is pretty tough on the eyes too, bad glare. I noticed there wasn't much space between the baseline and dividers as my paddle touched the barrier during my swing. Besides, what I've mentioned here, cost is another factor. Court rentals range from $40 for an outdoor hour to $69 for an indoor hour. I can reserve a court at a Meck park for $5/hr or Pickleball Charlotte indoor for $25/hr and still get something to eat for what I'd pay at Rally just for the court. I decided to try breakfast and got something to go. I had the egg sando for $7 and a honey lavender latte. Sandwich was really good at first but halfway through, the flavors were a little off to me. Sweet brioche roll, strong cheese, peppery arugula, spicy mayo and salty sweet bacon. A lot going on. I couldn't really taste the egg at all. Latte was good but flavors were a little weak. Rally is a cool concept, but VERY pricey and designed more for beginner fun.
Jennifer E.Jennifer E.
Honestly, my husband and I only dropped in on this place as we were making time to go to the escape room that is across the street from this place. We decided to grab a drink before our session and went here and sat at the bar. Now we had no clue what this place was and surprisingly found out that it is a Pickle Ball bar/restaurant place. I had never heard of it and never thought that had a location that was strictly for it. It was awesome and cool, though. It was not busy on Saturday night. The bartender was super nice and fast. They have a kitchen as well where a lot of people are eating and drinking wine after a quick game. They have about 4 courts inside and 2 outside. You basically put your name down on a time slot, and when it comes to your time, you go out and enjoy a nice game of pickleball for a long time as you paid for. The inside was decorated very green with nude colors and plants everywhere. Felt more of a high-end bar rather than casual. If you're in the area, I would recommend checking them out. If you're into Pickleball and didn't know this place existed, well now you do!
Benjamin HelwaBenjamin Helwa
Rally in Charlotte, NC, is a one-of-a-kind destination that combines great food with fun, offering a lively atmosphere that appeals to both foodies and active individuals. Located at 101 Southside Dr, it’s a place where you can enjoy delicious meals while also engaging in activities like pickleball. The venue features both indoor and outdoor courts, creating a unique environment where you can socialize and stay active at the same time. The ambiance is vibrant and welcoming, making it a great spot for everything from casual outings to special occasions. Whether you’re there to grab a bite or hit the courts, Rally creates a balanced setting for both relaxation and recreation. The menu offers a variety of options, with popular dishes like avocado toast standing out. The food is fresh and thoughtfully prepared, ensuring there’s something for everyone, no matter your taste. Rally has successfully combined dining and activity in a way that makes it a standout spot in Charlotte. Whether you’re looking for a fun outing with friends or a place to unwind, it’s definitely worth a visit.
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Update: Charlotte you have another option! Tipsy Pickle recently opened in Camp North End! Better courts, food and prices! Rally was fun but I can't see myself playing there on a regular basis. I played on the indoor court. Hard to see a pale yellow ball against the peach colored court. The lighting is pretty tough on the eyes too, bad glare. I noticed there wasn't much space between the baseline and dividers as my paddle touched the barrier during my swing. Besides, what I've mentioned here, cost is another factor. Court rentals range from $40 for an outdoor hour to $69 for an indoor hour. I can reserve a court at a Meck park for $5/hr or Pickleball Charlotte indoor for $25/hr and still get something to eat for what I'd pay at Rally just for the court. I decided to try breakfast and got something to go. I had the egg sando for $7 and a honey lavender latte. Sandwich was really good at first but halfway through, the flavors were a little off to me. Sweet brioche roll, strong cheese, peppery arugula, spicy mayo and salty sweet bacon. A lot going on. I couldn't really taste the egg at all. Latte was good but flavors were a little weak. Rally is a cool concept, but VERY pricey and designed more for beginner fun.
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Honestly, my husband and I only dropped in on this place as we were making time to go to the escape room that is across the street from this place. We decided to grab a drink before our session and went here and sat at the bar. Now we had no clue what this place was and surprisingly found out that it is a Pickle Ball bar/restaurant place. I had never heard of it and never thought that had a location that was strictly for it. It was awesome and cool, though. It was not busy on Saturday night. The bartender was super nice and fast. They have a kitchen as well where a lot of people are eating and drinking wine after a quick game. They have about 4 courts inside and 2 outside. You basically put your name down on a time slot, and when it comes to your time, you go out and enjoy a nice game of pickleball for a long time as you paid for. The inside was decorated very green with nude colors and plants everywhere. Felt more of a high-end bar rather than casual. If you're in the area, I would recommend checking them out. If you're into Pickleball and didn't know this place existed, well now you do!
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Rally in Charlotte, NC, is a one-of-a-kind destination that combines great food with fun, offering a lively atmosphere that appeals to both foodies and active individuals. Located at 101 Southside Dr, it’s a place where you can enjoy delicious meals while also engaging in activities like pickleball. The venue features both indoor and outdoor courts, creating a unique environment where you can socialize and stay active at the same time. The ambiance is vibrant and welcoming, making it a great spot for everything from casual outings to special occasions. Whether you’re there to grab a bite or hit the courts, Rally creates a balanced setting for both relaxation and recreation. The menu offers a variety of options, with popular dishes like avocado toast standing out. The food is fresh and thoughtfully prepared, ensuring there’s something for everyone, no matter your taste. Rally has successfully combined dining and activity in a way that makes it a standout spot in Charlotte. Whether you’re looking for a fun outing with friends or a place to unwind, it’s definitely worth a visit.
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4.6
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3.0
27w

What a difference a year makes. Not sure if it was key/good staff leaving, new management or what – but this place has gone from 5 stars to the lowest possible 1 (should be a 0 option). To be clear this is a 3 strikes issue (actually probably 7-8, but I’ll go with the last three which are recent):

1 – I have played in the Goldies League twice – 1st time; we all agree went perfectly, so we all re-upped. This past season was a mess; scores were always wrong, matchmaking was inconsistent – and it just got to be more work than it was worth.

2 – This past Wednesday, I played in the Social – which was all outside. There was one tub of tepid water outside – no ice in the water; no iced towels. Making it even worse, the inmates took over the asylum – as people were placing their paddles at the front, bypassing people that had been waiting and so on. It was a miserable mess…

3 – Undeterred for now I tried the Shuffle today – we were limited to 5 courts because of an “event” that was nowhere to be found. Making it worse, again the inmates took over the asylum (with two Pros from Rally running the event). On the championship court two young men decided they were not going to follow the Shuffle rules opting for King of the Court (they would not switch teammates after every match as we are all supposed to). I asked a Pro to split them up; but when me and my teammate got back to that court, we were told by the “Kings” and their new minion only one of us could play. I had two choices – force the issue, or do what I should have done after the first 5-6 strikes realize that it’s not the players that are the problem: it’s the lackadaisical management approach and serious deficiencies across the board.

I hope things improve; because this I the place that got me started in a sport I love. Couple pieces of advice: On leagues – you have 2 missions matchmaking and score tracking – I can teach a 12-year-old to do an Excel Spreadsheet – surely someone there can figure it out. On socials, etc. most people choose the event by the rules/format/vibe – make everyone (even your buddies) follow the rules or ask them to leave. I have asked them to cancel all my leagues and future bookings – I will amend this review good or bad – when I see how fast and easy I get my money back. Buyer Beware!!!

Outgoing staff from the past few months – you are sorely missed!!!

Update - all funds were returned quickly and...

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4.0
1y

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...

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1.0
2y

Rally Pickelball has truly let me down. I have not been this excited to try a sport concept bar since Topgolf became a thing. I was enjoying my time watching my friends play when a lady (who turned out to be the president in the hat below) came over to me and asked if I had snuck my drink in…. First of all, all of my friends had the same drink as me, but none of them received questioning. I was sipping on a canned high noon I had just bought at the bar and was sitting by myself. As an Owner, how do you not know what alcohol your bar serves? Why not ask if I’m enjoying my experience? So many better choices on how to handle this situation as a professional. I had a stamp on my hand and an open tab yet you don’t even bother to ask your bartenders first?!? As an African American male who has also played tennis his whole life I am used to this stigma of us being “in the wrong place” but I never expected to be targeted like this in pickelball as well. I had just booked a court for a staggering $150 and if it wasn’t for my friends being with me I would have left. No apologies no nothing, just racial assumptions. I would like to thank the man who I spoke to after the incident who told me he would talk to her, but I guess she never got the message. So here it is.

Aside from that the food was alright, the fries were heavily seasoned which was enjoyable for the first couple bites, but by the end I had finished an entire glass bottle of water. The chicken sandwich was not great either. This incident and a lot of confusion amongst the waiting staff led to an extremely...

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