Mother’s Day 2026 falls on Sunday, May 10th β and if you haven’t started planning, now’s the time. Charlotte’s best restaurants book up weeks in advance for Mother’s Day, and the good private dining rooms go even faster. Here’s where to take Mom for an unforgettable dinner (or brunch) this year.
C&W Steakhouse β Ballantyne
If your mom deserves more than a crowded brunch buffet (and she does), C&W Steakhouse delivers something truly special. The 1920s speakeasy-inspired atmosphere feels like stepping into another era β elegant, intimate, and nothing like the usual Mother’s Day chain restaurant chaos.
Mother-and-son owners Sharon Conklin and Dean White know a thing or two about celebrating moms. The menu features USDA Prime steaks, fresh seafood, and craft cocktails that turn dinner into an experience. Ask about private dining if you want to make it extra special β imagine Mom walking into her own private speakeasy-inspired dinner.
Pro tip: Book early. Reserve on OpenTable now β Mother’s Day at C&W sells out every year.
Why Mom will love it: The ambiance, the attention to detail, and the fact that you planned something this thoughtful.
The Ballantyne Hotel β Gallery Restaurant
Gallery Restaurant at The Ballantyne typically hosts a special Mother’s Day brunch with an upscale buffet. It’s a classic choice with a beautiful setting, though the experience leans more toward hotel brunch than intimate dinner.
Best for: Large family groups, traditional brunch lovers.
131 MAIN β Ballantyne
A Ballantyne staple with a solid menu and lively atmosphere. 131 MAIN is a safe bet for families who want quality food without the steakhouse price point. Expect a wait on Mother’s Day without reservations.
Best for: Casual upscale, families with varied tastes.
Sullivan’s Steakhouse β South End
Sullivan’s typically runs a Mother’s Day special menu alongside their regular offerings. The South End location is convenient for families coming from multiple directions. Classic steakhouse quality with attentive service.
Best for: Families who love a traditional steakhouse experience.
Steak 48 β SouthPark
If Mom loves the scene, Steak 48 delivers. It’s Charlotte’s hottest reservation, and Mother’s Day will be packed. Book well in advance and prepare for a high-energy room. The food is excellent β the vibe is more celebration than intimate.
Best for: Moms who love being in the middle of the action.
Tips for Mother’s Day Dining in Charlotte
Book NOW β Not next week. Now. The best restaurants fill up 3-4 weeks before Mother’s Day.
Consider dinner over brunch β Brunch is a zoo everywhere on Mother’s Day. Dinner is more relaxed, more special, and easier to get a reservation.
Think private dining β If it’s a big family, a private dining room beats fighting for a table in a packed restaurant.
Add something extra β Flowers at the table, a gift card for a return visit, or simply a handwritten card make the meal memorable.
Make this Mother’s Day one she actually remembers. Reserve at C&W Steakhouse and give Mom the speakeasy-inspired dinner she didn’t know she wanted.
There are more than 40 steakhouses in the Charlotte metro area. Some are chains. Some are fine dining. Some are neighborhood spots with checkered tablecloths and a charcoal grill. All of them will sell you a steak. So what actually separates a great steakhouse from the rest?
At C&W Steakhouse, we’ve thought about this question a lot β because when we opened in Ballantyne, we weren’t just opening a restaurant. We were building the steakhouse we’d always wanted to eat at.
It Starts with the Beef (Obviously)
You can’t call yourself a great steakhouse if your beef isn’t exceptional. Full stop. At C&W, every steak is USDA Prime β the top 2% of all beef produced in the United States. We hand-select our cuts, prepare each cut with care, and cook over high heat to develop the crust that steak lovers obsess over.
But here’s the thing: a lot of steakhouses serve Prime beef. The difference is in what surrounds it.
Atmosphere That Earns the Price Tag
A great steakhouse doesn’t just feed you β it transports you. When you walk into C&W, you’re stepping into a 1920s speakeasy-inspired venue. Dark wood, warm amber lighting, the clink of cocktail shakers, and on jazz events, the sound of a live saxophone cutting through the room.
That atmosphere isn’t decoration. It’s the reason a steak dinner at C&W feels different from ordering the same cut at a chain restaurant. Context changes how food tastes. Science backs this up. We just believe in it deeply.
Cocktails Crafted with Intention
The bar program at a steakhouse matters more than most people realize. A great cocktail before dinner opens your palate. The right wine pairing during dinner elevates every bite. An after-dinner pour extends the evening into something you don’t want to end.
Our cocktail menu is built around classics done right β our smoked old fashioned has become something of a signature β plus seasonal creations that give regulars a reason to keep coming back.
The Human Element
This is where chain steakhouses physically cannot compete. C&W is owned by Sharon Conklin and her son Dean White. Not a private equity group. Not a restaurant conglomerate. A family.
When you dine at C&W, you’re in a room where the owners are present. Where the staff knows regulars by name. Where your server might mention that the USDA Prime ribeye is particularly good this week because they actually tasted it during prep.
That human element β the genuine care that comes from ownership, not management β is the hardest thing to scale in the restaurant business. Which is exactly why it matters most.
Most steakhouses play background music through ceiling speakers. We bring in live jazz musicians. The difference isn’t subtle β it’s transformative. There’s an energy in a room with live music that recordings can’t replicate. It makes conversations deeper, laughter louder, and evenings longer.
Our jazz program isn’t a gimmick. It’s central to who we are. A 1920s speakeasy-inspired atmosphere without live music is just a dark room with old furniture.
Location with Purpose
We chose Ballantyne deliberately. Charlotte’s steakhouse scene was concentrated in SouthPark and Uptown, leaving one of the city’s most affluent neighborhoods without a single upscale steakhouse option. Ballantyne residents β professionals, families, foodies β were driving 20+ minutes for a proper steak dinner.
We brought the steakhouse to the neighborhood. Free parking, no highway traffic, and a space that feels like yours.
The C&W Test
We judge ourselves by a simple question: Would we drive across town to eat here?
If the answer is yes β if the steak, the cocktails, the music, the private dining, and the people all come together into something worth the trip β then we’re doing our job.
Come see for yourself. We think you’ll agree: a great steakhouse isn’t just about the steak. It’s about everything around it.
Your rehearsal dinner sets the tone for the entire wedding weekend. It’s the first time both families sit down together, the first toasts are raised, and the first happy tears flow. Charlotte has incredible options for every style and budget β here are the best rehearsal dinner venues in the city.
What Makes a Great Rehearsal Dinner Venue?
Private or semi-private space β You want your group to feel like the only people in the room
Flexible seating β Long tables for family-style, rounds for mingling, or a mix
Great food and drinks β This is a celebration, not a conference
Atmosphere β Something that photographs well and feels special
Reasonable minimums β Rehearsal dinners are typically 20-60 guests
C&W Steakhouse might be Charlotte’s most photogenic rehearsal dinner venue. The 1920s speakeasy-inspired aesthetic means your photos look stunning without renting a single decoration. Exposed brick, warm lighting, and an atmosphere that says “this is a night to remember.”
Mother-and-son owners Sharon Conklin and Dean White specialize in making private events feel personal, not transactional. Add live jazz to your rehearsal dinner and you’ll have guests talking about it long after the wedding.
Guest count: 10-50
Cuisine: USDA Prime steaks, craft cocktails, customizable prix fixe menus
Why brides love it: The ambiance does the decorating for you. Plus, free parking in Ballantyne (your out-of-town guests will thank you).
For the couple that wants art and elegance, The Mint’s event spaces are stunning. The courtyard works beautifully for cocktail hours, and the galleries provide built-in conversation starters.
Best for: Art-loving couples, larger groups, impressive out-of-town guests
Maggiano’s Little Italy β SouthPark
The classic rehearsal dinner choice. Italian family-style dining, private rooms, and a menu everyone loves. Maggiano’s handles large groups smoothly and the per-person cost is reasonable.
Best for: Large wedding parties, family-style dining, budget-conscious couples
Customshop β Montford
A chef-driven restaurant with creative cocktails and an intimate setting. Customshop’s smaller space works for more intimate rehearsal dinners where every guest feels special.
Best for: Smaller groups, foodie couples, cocktail-forward events
A Charlotte staple with private dining options at both locations. The wood-fired menu is crowd-pleasing, and the events team is experienced with wedding-related events.
Best for: Mid-range budget, diverse menu preferences, central locations
Rehearsal Dinner Tips
Book early β Popular venues book 3-6 months ahead for Friday nights
Confirm headcount 2 weeks out β Minimums and room assignments depend on it
Keep it to 2 hours β Enough time for dinner, toasts, and mingling without dragging
Consider location β Choose somewhere close to hotels where wedding guests are staying
Getting married in the Ballantyne area? C&W Steakhouse’s private dining was practically designed for rehearsal dinners. The speakeasy-inspired setting, live jazz option, and family-owned warmth create the perfect kickoff to your wedding weekend. Get in touch to start planning.
Charlotte’s jazz scene is alive and growing. Whether you’re a lifelong jazz fan or just looking for a night out that goes beyond the usual dinner-and-a-movie, the Queen City has several spots where you can enjoy live jazz with great food and drinks. Here’s your guide to the best jazz events in Charlotte.
C&W Steakhouse β Ballantyne
If you want the full experience β upscale dinner, craft cocktails, and live jazz in a 1920s speakeasy-inspired setting β C&W Steakhouse’s jazz events are hard to beat. The intimate room means you’re close to the musicians, not watching from across a cavernous dining hall. Pair the performance with a USDA Prime steak and a smoked old fashioned and you’ve got one of the best nights out in Charlotte.
When: occasional live jazz events β check the events calendar for upcoming dates.
Charlotte’s dedicated jazz venue, Middle C is the city’s living room for jazz lovers. The club books national and regional acts across straight-ahead, bebop, Latin jazz, and contemporary styles. It’s a listening room first β come for the music, stay for the atmosphere. No full dinner menu, but drinks and light bites keep you comfortable through a full set.
When: Multiple nights per week β check their calendar.
Vibe: Pure jazz club, intimate, music-first.
The Jazz Room at Stage Door Theater β NoDa
NoDa’s arts district occasionally hosts special live jazz events in a theater setting. The Jazz Room brings a rotating lineup of Charlotte-area musicians for weekend shows. It’s a more casual, community-driven experience.
Vibe: Artsy, neighborhood, affordable.
Customshop β Montford
This cocktail-forward restaurant occasionally occasionally features live jazz eventsalongside its inventive menu. When they do, it’s a standout experience β the kind of night where the food, drinks, and music all elevate each other.
There’s something about live jazz that transforms a meal. The tempo slows you down. You linger over your wine. You actually talk to the person across the table. In a world of rush-rush-rush, a jazz dinner is a deliberate act of enjoying life.
At C&W Steakhouse, that philosophy is baked into everything β from the speakeasy-inspired decor to the hand-selected musicians to the cocktails crafted with ceremony. It’s not just dinner with music. It’s an experience designed to make you feel something.
Ask most Charlotteans where to find the best steakhouse in the city, and they’ll point you toward SouthPark or Uptown. That’s exactly how regulars at C&W Steakhouse like it β they’d rather keep Ballantyne’s premier steakhouse to themselves.
From Struggling Concept to Standing Ovations
C&W Steakhouse hasn’t always been C&W. The space at Suite 130 in Ballantyne previously housed a different restaurant concept that was losing ground fast β down 30 to 49 percent year over year. When mother-and-son owners Sharon Conklin and Dean White pivoted to an upscale steakhouse with a 1920s speakeasy-inspired twist in November 2024, the turnaround was immediate. Revenue jumped 44 percent in the first full year.
That kind of reversal doesn’t happen with a name change and a new menu. It happens when owners pour themselves into every detail.
What Makes C&W Different
Charlotte has no shortage of steakhouses. What it lacks is a steakhouse with character. C&W fills that gap with:
Live jazz β Not background Spotify. Real musicians, every week. The kind of performances that make you put your phone down.
speakeasy-inspired atmosphere β Dark wood, warm lighting, craft cocktails mixed with showmanship. The smoked old fashioned is practically a floor show.
Family ownership β Sharon and Dean are there. Not managing from a corporate office three states away. There. That changes everything about how a restaurant feels.
Private dining β Intimate rooms for celebrations, corporate events, and rehearsal dinners that feel curated, not cookie-cutter.
The Ballantyne Advantage
Ballantyne is one of Charlotte’s most affluent neighborhoods, packed with professionals, families, and foodies β yet until C&W, there wasn’t a single upscale steakhouse in the area. Residents had to drive 20 minutes to SouthPark for a proper steak dinner. C&W changed that overnight.
Free parking, no Uptown traffic, no fighting for a spot in a crowded SouthPark lot. Just great steak, great cocktails, and great music in your own backyard.
The Secret Won’t Last
C&W Steakhouse is already Ballantyne’s top-ranked steakhouse and one of the highest-rated upscale restaurants in the area. As word spreads beyond the neighborhood, the “best-kept secret” window is closing.
Charlotte’s steakhouse scene has exploded in recent years, giving diners plenty of options for anniversaries, birthdays, promotions, and milestone celebrations. Whether you’re looking for a classic chophouse or something with more personality, here are the five best steakhouses in Charlotte for your next special occasion.
1. C&W Steakhouse β Ballantyne
If you haven’t discovered C&W Steakhouse yet, you’re missing Charlotte’s best-kept secret. Owned by mother-and-son team Sharon Conklin and Dean White, C&W delivers a 1920s speakeasy-inspired atmosphere with live jazz performances, hand-cut USDA Prime steaks, and craft cocktails that rival any bar in the city. What sets C&W apart is the intimacy β this isn’t a corporate chain. Every detail, from the smoked old fashioneds to the private dining rooms, is curated by owners who are there every night.
Best for: Date nights, anniversaries, birthdays, special occasions where you want to feel like a regular, not a number.
Don’t miss: The USDA Prime ribeye and a live jazz Friday.
2. Steak 48 β SouthPark
The Arizona-born chain brought serious heat to Charlotte when it opened in SouthPark. Steak 48 delivers a high-energy, see-and-be-seen atmosphere with a menu built around prime cuts and impressive seafood towers. Expect a wait even with reservations β it’s that popular.
Best for: Large group celebrations, impressing out-of-town guests.
3. Sullivan’s Steakhouse β South End
A Charlotte institution, Sullivan’s has been the go-to power dinner spot for years. The menu is classic American steakhouse with a strong wine list. The South End location keeps things lively, especially on weekends.
Best for: Business dinners, rehearsal dinners, classic steakhouse vibes.
4. Ruth’s Chris Steak House β SouthPark & Uptown
With two Charlotte locations, Ruth’s Chris offers consistency and quality you can count on. Their sizzling butter-topped steaks are iconic for a reason. The SouthPark location tends to be quieter and more intimate.
Best for: Reliable quality, corporate events, when you want zero surprises.
5. Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse β SouthPark
Fleming’s rounds out the SouthPark steakhouse row with an excellent wine program (100 wines by the glass) and a menu that goes beyond steak with creative seafood and seasonal specials.
Best for: Wine lovers, couples who can’t agree on steak vs. seafood.
Why C&W Stands Out
While the SouthPark corridor dominates Charlotte’s steakhouse scene, C&W Steakhouse in Ballantyne offers something none of the chains can: soul. Live jazz, a speakeasy-inspired atmosphere, and family ownership create an experience that feels personal. It’s the kind of place where the owners know your name and your cocktail order.
Looking for the perfect date night in Ballantyne? Whether it’s a first date, anniversary, or just a Tuesday that deserves something special, C&W Steakhouse delivers an evening you’ll both remember.
Why C&W Steakhouse Stands Out for Date Night
The perfect date night table at C&W Steakhouse
Charlotte has no shortage of restaurants, but most date night options fall into two categories: trendy spots that prioritize Instagram aesthetics over actual food quality, or reliable chains that feel more like routine than romance. C&W Steakhouse in Ballantyne is neither. It’s a locally owned, independently operated steakhouse where every detail β from the curated wine list to the hand-selected USDA Prime cuts β reflects a commitment to excellence that corporate restaurants simply cannot match.
What makes C&W different is the attention to detail that only comes from local ownership. The wine list is curated by people who know their regulars’ preferences. The service team remembers your name, your favorite booth, your anniversary date. The menu evolves with the seasons rather than being dictated by a corporate office in another state. For couples in Charlotte who appreciate the difference between a restaurant that serves food and one that creates experiences, C&W Steakhouse in Ballantyne is the clear choice for date night.
The C&W Date Night Experience Step by Step
A date night at C&W Steakhouse in Ballantyne unfolds like a perfectly paced evening β each moment building on the last. Here’s what to expect from arrival to the final toast.
Arrival & Valet: Pull up to the entrance and hand your keys to the valet. No circling the parking lot, no stress β your evening starts the moment you step out of the car.
Cocktails at the Bar: Before heading to your table, settle into the bar for a pre-dinner cocktail. The bartenders at C&W craft everything from classic Manhattans to seasonal signature drinks. It’s the perfect way to decompress and transition from the day into the evening.
Seated Dining: Your host leads you to your table β request a corner booth for maximum privacy. The lighting is warm, the music is low, and the room has the kind of energy that makes you forget about everything outside these walls.
Appetizers: Start with something to share. The tableside Caesar salad adds a theatrical touch, while the chilled seafood tower makes a statement. Charlotte couples love our bacon-wrapped scallops as a lighter starter.
Main Course: This is the heart of the evening. Whether you choose a bone-in ribeye, a filet mignon, or the porterhouse for two, every cut at C&W is aged and prepared to perfection. Pair it with a wine recommended by our sommelier for the complete Ballantyne fine dining experience.
While the entire menu at C&W Steakhouse in Ballantyne is worthy of a special evening, certain dishes are practically made for date night. The bone-in ribeye is our most popular cut β 22 ounces of richly marbled USDA Prime beef with a caramelized crust that delivers flavor in every bite. For a lighter but equally impressive option, the lobster tail is butter-poached and served with drawn butter and seasonal vegetables.
The tableside Caesar salad is a C&W signature and a must-order for first-time date night visitors. Watching your server prepare it fresh at your table adds a layer of experience that elevates the meal from dinner to event. For Charlotte steak purists, the center-cut filet mignon offers melt-in-your-mouth tenderness that pairs beautifully with a glass of Cabernet from our curated wine list.
Save room for our chocolate lava cake β warm, rich, with a molten center that’s designed for sharing across the table. Pair it with an Espresso Martini or a pour of small-batch bourbon, and you’ve just had the best date night dinner in Ballantyne.
Date Night Tips and Tricks
Maximize your C&W Steakhouse date night in Ballantyne with these insider tips from our team.
Best nights to visit: While Friday and Saturday evenings are always electric, Tuesday through Thursday offer a quieter, more intimate atmosphere in Charlotte’s Ballantyne neighborhood. If deep conversation is the goal, a midweek date night is the move.
Request a corner booth: When making your reservation, specifically ask for a corner booth. These are the most private and intimate seats in the house β perfect for couples who want to shut out the world for a few hours.
Explore the wine list: Ask your server about wine flights β tasting multiple selections together is a fun, interactive addition to your date night that sparks conversation and helps you discover new favorites.
Mention special occasions: If you’re celebrating an anniversary, birthday, or milestone, let us know when booking. Our Ballantyne team goes the extra mile to make special occasions feel truly celebrated β from personalized dessert presentations to reserved seating arrangements. Don’t keep it a secret; we love making Charlotte couples feel special.
Why Ballantyne is Charlotte’s Best Date Night Neighborhood
C&W Steakhouse’s location in Ballantyne isn’t just convenient β it’s a key part of the date night experience. Ballantyne has evolved into Charlotte’s premier upscale neighborhood, offering the kind of walkable, polished environment that makes an evening out feel complete even before you sit down for dinner.
Getting here is easy from anywhere in the Charlotte metro area. Ballantyne is directly accessible from I-485, putting it within a 15-minute drive from Uptown Charlotte, SouthPark, and the South Carolina border communities of Fort Mill and Tega Cay. Parking is never a hassle, with ample lot space plus valet service available for date night at C&W.
The neighborhood itself extends the evening naturally. Ballantyne Village offers beautifully maintained walking paths, upscale shops, and a relaxed atmosphere that invites couples to linger after dinner. It’s the kind of place where an after-dinner stroll actually feels romantic rather than like an afterthought. For Charlotte couples who want a complete date night experience β great food, great atmosphere, and a great neighborhood β Ballantyne delivers it all, with C&W Steakhouse at the center.
The Setting
From the moment you walk in, C&W feels different from the typical Ballantyne restaurant. Dim lighting, dark cherry wood, chandeliers, and intimate seating create a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere. The open kitchen adds a touch of theater – watch as our chefs prepare USDA Prime cuts to perfection.
What to Order
Start With Cocktails
Our craft cocktail menu features classic and contemporary creations. For a special evening, ask your server about our featured bourbon selection or sommelier-recommended wine pairings.
The Main Event
For a classic date night, you can’t go wrong with the 8 oz Filet Mignon ($60) – USDA Prime center cut, cooked to perfection. Feeling adventurous? Share the 32 oz Tomahawk Ribeye ($150) – it’s a showstopper that arrives at the table looking as impressive as it tastes.
Seafood Options
Not in the mood for steak? Our fresh seafood selections offer lighter alternatives without sacrificing the fine dining experience.
Pro Tips for Date Night at C&W
Make a reservation – especially on Friday and Saturday nights. Book via OpenTable
Request booth seating for extra intimacy
Come on Jazz Night (2nd Sunday of each month) for live music with dinner
Arrive at 3:30 PM for a quieter, more intimate early dinner
Beyond Dinner
C&W is located in Ballantyne Village, so you’re steps away from post-dinner strolling, dessert spots, and the charm of one of Charlotte’s most walkable neighborhoods.
C&W Steakhouse is open Monday-Thursday 3:30-10 PM, Friday-Saturday 3:30-11 PM, Sunday 3:30-9 PM. Located at 14825 Ballantyne Village Way Suite 130, Charlotte, NC 28277. Reservations: (980) 550-5025
At C&W Steakhouse, we believe a great steak deserves a great pour. Our craft cocktail bar features an extensive bourbon selection, and our team has spent years perfecting the art of pairing these American spirits with USDA Prime beef. Here’s our guide to elevating your next steak dinner.
Why Bourbon and Steak Work
Bourbon’s natural caramel, vanilla, and oak notes complement the rich, savory flavors of prime beef. The spirit’s subtle sweetness cuts through the fat of a well-marbled steak, while its warmth enhances the charred, smoky flavors from the grill.
Pairing Principles
Filet Mignon – Smooth & Refined Bourbon
The delicate, buttery texture of our 8 oz USDA Prime Center Cut Filet Mignon calls for a bourbon that won’t overpower it. Look for wheated bourbons with soft vanilla and honey notes. The bourbon should complement, not compete.
Ribeye – Bold & Spicy Bourbon
Our 16 oz Prime Ribeye is rich, marbled, and full-flavored. It can stand up to a high-rye bourbon with spicy, peppery character. The boldness of the spirit matches the intensity of the cut.
Tomahawk Ribeye – Barrel Proof or Cask Strength
The 32 oz Tomahawk is a statement piece, and it deserves a statement pour. Barrel proof bourbon, with its concentrated flavors and higher proof, matches the epic scale of this cut. Add a single ice cube to open up the bourbon as you work through the steak.
Our Recommendations
Ask your server about our current bourbon selection – we rotate featured pours regularly and our team is always happy to suggest the perfect pairing for your cut.
Bourbon & Cigar Nights
For the ultimate bourbon experience, join us for our periodic Bourbon & Cigar events. These exclusive evenings feature rare pours paired with premium cigars and a special tasting menu.
C&W Steakhouse is located at 14825 Ballantyne Village Way Suite 130, Charlotte, NC 28277. Reservations: (980) 550-5025
Several times a year, C&W Steakhouse in Ballantyne Village transforms into Charlotte’s most intimate jazz venue for a special event. If you haven’t experienced Jazz Event yet, here’s everything you need to know.
The Music
Jazz Event features live jazz vocals and a rotating lineup of seasoned instrumentalists.
The performance typically runs from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, creating the perfect backdrop for an evening of fine dining.
The Dining Experience
This isn’t a concert venue that happens to serve food – it’s a premier steakhouse that happens to host world-class jazz. The full dinner menu is available, featuring USDA Prime cuts like our signature 8 oz Filet Mignon ($60), 16 oz Ribeye ($50), and the showstopping 32 oz Tomahawk Ribeye ($150).
Pair your steak with selections from our craft cocktail menu or curated wine list for the complete experience.
The Atmosphere
Owner Sharon Conklin’s New Orleans roots shine through on Jazz Event. The restaurant’s existing speakeasy-inspired ambience – dim lighting, rich cherry woods, chandeliers, and intimate seating – becomes the perfect jazz club setting. It’s the kind of evening that makes you forget you’re in a Charlotte suburb and transports you to Bourbon Street.
Getting Tickets
Jazz Event is one of Ballantyne’s most popular events and seats fill quickly. Jazz Event seats fill quickly. Book tickets through Eventbrite only β OpenTable reservations are not available on Jazz Event dates. You can also call (980)Β 550-5025 to check availability.
