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4worldlovers: Proper attire is required to dine with us. We require business casual attire for all of our guests. Persons in t-shirts, ball cap style hats, excessively revealing clothing or workout attire may not be admitted. Please note, management reserves the right to change and / or update the Dress Code at any time.

4worldlovers: Check out our menus here. Weekend Brunch is served Saturday and Sunday until 3 p.m.

300 East is not affiliated with any third-party delivery companies. Please call the restaurant to place a takeout order.

4worldlovers: Alexander Michael's has always been 1st come / 1st served and does not take reservations.

Please note that on weekend nights the entire party must be present before being seated due to our limited space. Thank You

The building that houses Alexander Michael's is known historically as the Crowell-Berryhill Store and was originally opened in 1897 and served as “The Berryhill Store” for many years.

In the '60s and early '70s the 4th Ward neighborhood began to deteriorate. The building was among other things a paint store, a laundry mat and a gym for an English wrestler named “Tinker Todd”.

In the late '70s a group of investors/speculators began to revitalize the neighborhood. Buildings and houses were stripped to their frames, moved or destroyed. The building that is now Alexander Michael's was almost demolished but was refurbished to its present state by Cullie and Sylvia Tarleton. In the early 1980’s it was opened as a neighborhood store & deli for the community, but at that time there were not enough people living in the area to support it.

In January 1983 A. Michael Troiano Jr. & Alexander Copeland III leased the building at 401 West 9th Street in the newly revitalized “4th Ward”.

THE BAR & BACK BAR WERE MADE FROM SOLID OAK DOORS THAT WERE ORIGINALLY IN THE INDEPENDENCE BUILDING

- CHARLOTTE’S FIRST “SKYSCRAPER” WHICH STOOD ON THE SQUARE AT TRADE & TRYON STREETS.

Historical Information about the Crowell-Berryhill Store and the Independence Building can be found at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission website.www.cmhpf.org under “Historic Properties.

We are an American tavern obviously influenced by European pubs that came before us. We offer a good selection of beer and simple, fresh, well-prepared food that gives you value for your dollar served by a friendly attentive staff in a neighborhood tavern atmosphere. We know that we are not for everyone and frankly …. some people are just wound too tightly to enjoy themselves here.

Alexander Michael’s is a place you can count on and owes it's success in no small way to the unique individuals that work here now and the people that preceded them.