Tyber Creek Pub — Restaurant in Charlotte

For my girlfriend's 50th birthday, she wanted a big party with all her friends. I called Tyber Creek a few months in advance and they reserved the upstairs bar area for me for free. A few days before the event, I called back and ordered the medium size Party Package, which they assured me would be enough for 50 people. I, also, asked that they be ready with 50 shots at 7pm for the birthday toast and reminded me I might want to bring a cake (Oops!)

When we got there about 6pm, they took the cake off my hands and assured me it would be brought up at 7pm. We went upstairs to find they had the upstairs bar area set up. We had a dedicated bartender and waitress (plus others who helped out as need be). They clearly had already been briefed about the shot, food and cake. And nobody went long without a drink in hand.

They started setting out the food, with hot food over sterno, plates, etc. By the end of the night, I was pleasantly surprised that there were still a few chicken tenders and some dip left - but not much! Good value for the money and a real pleasure not having to order any more food part way through the party.

At 7pm sharp, they brought the cake up, having already put the candles on it, along with plates, forks and a knife. The bartender was just finished pouring the shots. I didn't have to remind them, which was very impressive.

At the end of the night, my sweetheart managed to twist her ankle, so I whisked her away home. It wasn't until the next day that I found out we'd left several gifts, mostly wine, at the bar. They had put it ALL in the office and kept it safe until we picked it up. That really says something about the honestly and ethics of the staff.

I highly recommend Tyber Creek Pub for groups of 50 or more. Very professional and a pleasure to work with. And having had the occasional beer there, I know it is a first rate neighborhood...

Tyber Creek Bar offers a distinctive and inviting atmosphere, making it a standout venue for a diverse range of patrons. Located centrally, the bar's industrial-chic decor and exposed brick walls create a warm ambiance that sets the stage for a memorable experience.

The menu at Tyber Creek Bar extends beyond traditional bar fare, offering a variety of thoughtfully curated non-alcoholic beverages. From refreshing mocktails to artisanal sodas, the options cater to a range of tastes, ensuring that patrons who prefer non-alcoholic alternatives are well-accommodated.

The culinary offerings at Tyber Creek Bar are equally impressive, with a menu that goes beyond typical bar snacks. From shareable appetizers to more substantial dishes, the culinary team excels at delivering flavors that complement the diverse beverage selection.

What stands out about Tyber Creek Bar is its commitment to fostering a sense of community. The attentive staff contributes to a welcoming environment, creating a space where patrons can comfortably gather for socializing or relaxation. Live music or curated playlists enhance the overall ambiance, adding to the appeal of the venue.

In essence, Tyber Creek Bar is a versatile destination that goes beyond the traditional bar experience. Whether you're seeking a spot for non-alcoholic indulgence, delicious food, or a welcoming atmosphere to connect with others, Tyber Creek Bar provides a well-rounded experience for...

I was wanting to try out different pubs and eateries around Charlotte with a friend and thought it would be neat to check this place out due to the good reviews. However upon entering tonight with my friend we didn't feel very welcomed. When we came in, although we were greeted by the bartender, I courteously asked if we should wait to be seated or if we are welcome to sit anywhere (being a hostess at a restaurant myself, I simply didn't want to be rude and seat ourselves). No response, which was odd, so after a quick debate, we eventually sat ourselves at the bar. We were then abruptly asked if we would rather sit at a table by the bartender. Why though, when the bar is open seating and it's just the two of us? I understand that my friend and I look terribly young for being 23 and 24, however, that doesn't give anyone any reason to be rude like this. After graciously giving her our Id's for our beers she had a slight change in attitude. It could have been handled much better if she would have asked for our Id's first when we sat down if she wasn't so sure about our ages, which would have been completely understandable. Later a friend did want to meet up with us, so we felt it was better to get a table in the end. We respectfully closed our tab at the bar and took our table. The food wasn't too bad, hence the 3 stars. The service was mediocre. Loved the spinach dip. However I don't think I feel comfortable in returning...