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Charlotte Observer (Full Review)"The new look is spacious and modern, yet cozy. The deep reds and browns have been replaced with cool blues and greens and lots of candlelight. Seating includes a mix of big booths and hightop tables, and ample seating at the long main bar. A private room is also available to rent for receptions, business meetings and parties. Much like the bar, the menu has expanded. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are now served, and the fare goes beyond sandwiches – thanks to the full kitchen chefs have to work with (left over from Lola's). " Citysearch ReviewerThis eclectic cafe serves up something for everyone from Food, booze, caffeine and live music. In Short, this artsy cafe has wooed Charlotte with its comfy sofa, bistro tables, and diverse menu items. The plethora of coffee selections pleases java junkies; the extensive martini list makes the late-night set happy, and garden fresh salads, homemade soups, milkshakes, and sandwiches are popular with the lunchtime business crowd.Charlotte MagazineTherapy: a fun, funky, and slightly risqué martini list draws a crowd to this hip little joint, which looks right out onto Tryon Street. Edgy art dots the walls. Occasional music, good appetizers, and specialty coffee drinks and milk shakes round out the scene.Judy's Book ReviewerI love love love this place. Why is it only in Charlotte? They should have a chain with one on every corner. Okay, the deal with Therapy is that they have HUGE delicious martinis of all kinds of flavors. I will go back there every chance I get. |
therapy has quickly risen to one of charlotte's hottest spots for coffee, lunch, and afterhours. read reviews, press releases and entertainment guides right here.
