Charlotte’s Best-Kept Burger Secrets Come to Light as Food Scene Grows

Behind Copperhead Social bar in NoDa, at the corner of Brevard and North Davidson streets, a modest food truck serves what CharlotteFive calls the city's finest burger.

“It kind of dawned on us that we needed a space,” Billings said per CharlotteFive.com. “So why not take one we already have?”

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Up in Mooresville, Barcelona Burger & Beer Garden clinched the top spot in CharlotteFive's public vote. Their Angus beef creations stand out in a city where burger options keep multiplying.

Bobby Flay picked Charlotte for his newest venture. His first-ever local spot, Bobby's Burgers, started serving customers in February 2024.

At Bang Bang Burgers, chef Joe Huang puts his professional skills to work. His methods for crafting outstanding cheeseburgers stem from years of kitchen expertise.

A tasty rivalry sparked when What-A-Burger of North Carolina met Texas-based Whataburger in the local market. Each chain cooks fresh patties while staying true to its roots.

In Mooresville, Richard's Coffee Shop turned into a budget-friendly find. Their simple yet satisfying burgers keep customers coming back without emptying wallets.

At Optimist Hall, a new limited offering draws crowds. Just 25 cheese-stuffed burgers hit the grill each day, making them a hot ticket item.

The city's burger scene keeps growing. From food trucks to sit-down spots, each neighborhood adds its own touch to this classic dish.

Charlotte's changing tastes shine through these new spots. Mom-and-pop shops and restaurant chains now fill the streets, serving up burgers at every price.