

Opened in February 2020, The Goodyear House brings elevated Southern cuisine and handcrafted cocktails to Charlotte’s vibrant NoDa neighborhood. Housed in a beautifully restored mill home, the restaurant offers a casual yet stylish atmosphere perfect for families, friends, and anyone seeking a delicious and memorable dining experience.
Casual, rustic venue with outdoor seating serving local staples, plus draft beer & unique cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3032 N Davidson St, Charlotte, NC 28205
Phone: (704) 910-0132
Website: https://thegoodyearhouse.com/
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Reviews
We sat inside in a dining room, with a view of the outdoors. The string lights and a beautiful mood to the vibe of the place.
Our first two visits were overshadowed by extremely poor service and limited menu availability due to multiple items being sold out. I decided to give it one final chance, and it turned out to be the most frustrating visit yet.
The evening started with a 45 minute wait just to receive a cocktail. We joked about leaving and simply paying for the sparkling water, but decided to stay. That proved to be the wrong decision. The salad course took over an hour to arrive, which set the tone for the rest of the meal.
When the main courses finally came out, the steak was heavily charred and tasted burnt, yet somehow still managed to be lukewarm to slightly cold around the edges. It is honestly an impressive culinary mistake. Dessert appeared to be scooped straight from a large bulk container and was so unappealing that I did not even bother taking a photo.
I genuinely wanted this place to succeed and become a regular spot for us, but after three poor experiences, I cannot justify returning. Three strikes and you are out.
The Goodyear House is one of NoDa’s most recognizable restaurants — a restored mill house with a warm, relaxed vibe that fits the neighborhood perfectly. The atmosphere is inviting , the layout has plenty of space, and the courtyard is genuinely lovely, especially on a nice day. It’s the kind of place where you can settle in, enjoy the setting, and take your time.
The food, while creative and well‑presented, was just okay overall — not bad, but not as impressive as the hype suggests. Some dishes land better than others, and while the flavors are solid, nothing really stood out as unforgettable. You can tell there’s intention behind the menu, but the execution doesn’t always match the expectations.
Service is friend ♀️ and attentive, and the staff knows the menu well. Cocktails are balanced, the pacing is smooth, and the overall experience feels polished.
And to be clear — this is not a hole‑in‑the‑wall. It’s a well‑designed, comfortable space with room to breathe and a great outdoor area. Even if the food didn’t blow me away, the environment is charming, the portions are generous, and it’s still a pleasant place to enjoy a meal.
Overall, The Goodyear House is a solid NoDa staple with great atmosphere and decent food, even if it doesn’t quite reach “must‑try” status for me.
We had a wonderful New Year’s Eve experience at Goodyear House and truly enjoyed their prix fixe menu. The service was attentive and welcoming throughout the evening. For the first course, we had the marinated shrimp and the Goodyear salad. The shrimp was coated in chili oil and paired nicely with the cracker, while the salad was fresh and well balanced.
For the second course, we chose the crispy rice balls with golden rice, country ham, romesco, and Parmesan, which had a great crispy texture. We also had the lobster fra diavolo, which was a standout dish. The lobster was flavorful and served in a spicy red marinara sauce, and the pasta was cooked perfectly al dente.
Our third course included the scallops à la plancha with turnips and greens. The scallops were cooked beautifully and paired well with the vegetables. We also had the pastured beef steak cooked medium with creamed collards and beef au jus. The steak was tender and full of flavor, and the creamed collards complemented it perfectly.
For the table, we shared the garlic Parmesan shaken frites with truffle mayo, which were crispy, cheesy, and elevated by the truffle flavor. Dessert was a brownie sundae topped with brown butter caramel and waffle cone crumble, which was rich and delicious.
Overall, this was a great $75 value for a thoughtfully prepared meal. Our favorite dishes were the lobster pasta and the steak. We’ll definitely be back for another New Year’s Eve dinner.
Espresso Martini. They were underwhelming to say the least. I guess im a snob for real espresso not in my espresso martini . The holiday version we also tried was ehh. We ordered a whiskey sour and got a margarita ♂️.
The bag of fries was awesome!
The side salad was good also.
The bucanti carbonara was great, although lacking in the guancile.
The grilled bavette was good. The meat lacked flavor,sauce on it was good. Although I will say I think its overpriced, espically not coming with potatoes, veggies or something to pair it with.
We saw the half chicken get delivered next to us and had big regret not getting it.
The ice cream brownie dessert was not great. Don’t waste the $$