What to expect: A massive international supermarket with groceries, produce and household items from all over the world, plus an onsite international food hall called Alley 51 .
The vibe: A quickly growing local coffee chain, known for its specialty coffee drinks and espresso flights. You can find the Pineville cafe on Main Street in downtown.
Dig in: Their most popular drink is the signature Paradise Iced Latte, made with lavender, brown sugar and ube cold foam.
What to expect: An indoor shopping mall with a mix of department stores (Belk, Dillard's), local retailers (Southern Lion) and brand names (H&M, Pandora, REI), plus a food court (Chipotle, Chic-fil-A, McAlister's) and entertainment venues like Dave and Buster's and Breakout Games Escape Room.
What to expect: An NHL-size ice skating rink with hockey and skating lessons, and public skating year-round. There's also a bar and grill onsite if you want somewhere to chill off the ice.
If you go: Admission is $15, and skates are included.
What to expect: AIR is an "aerial fitness training program fusing elements of conditioning, Pilates, ballet and HIIT (high-intensity interval training) on aerial hammocks," according to its website.
Check out the studio's schedule and all class offerings here .
The vibe: This family-run restaurant has been serving traditional German food since 1999 with dishes from passed-down family recipes.
Dig in: Try the Waldhorn Sampler with pork, which comes with a pork wiener schnitzel, bratwurst and tafelspitz, served with spätzle, red cabbage, brown sauce and horseradish cream sauce ($20.95).
Stop by: 12101 Lancaster Hwy , near the President James K. Polk State Historic Site.
The vibe: Authentic Colombian restaurant with $9.24 lunch specials Monday-Friday.
Dig in: Expect traditional Colombian dishes like the Bandeja tipica Colombiana, served with grilled beef, beans, red sausage, pork crackling, rice, egg, sweet plantains, avocado and white corn tortilla ($18).
The vibe: A two-story restaurant and cocktail bar specializing in American classics like filets, rib eyes, chicken wings and seafood, plus brunch on Sundays.
The vibe: Located next door, Margaux's is The Garrison's (older) sister restaurant that's known for its St. Louis-style pizza, large wine selection and for making an appearance on Charlotte's season of " Love Is Blind ."
What to expect: Speciality 'zas like the Sicilian, with Italian sausage, pepperoni, black olives, green peppers, red onions ($16.50), wines by the glass or bottle, charcuterie, soups/salads, plus some prepped food items to take home.
The beloved Plaza Midwood dive bar, known for its live music, numerous pool tables and $2 beer, recently opened a location on Pineville's downtown strip.
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