Fahrenheit

Jonathan Velásquez

a month ago

5.0

It was my first time visiting this place, and I really liked it, though I did expect a bit more from the food given the type of establishment. The view is stunning, and the atmosphere is lovely. The bar service could be improved a little; you have to keep raising your hand to order something—it wouldn't hurt for the waiter or bartender to come over and ask if you need anything else.

Ashu

4 months ago

5.0

They got it right with the view!!! This is a must visit spot for anyone visiting charlotte, for a cool view of uptown! I’ve been here a few times over the years, menu keeps changing but food is consistently tasty. They have good options of mocktails too. I love their Truffle fries 🍟

Rick Khosla

7 months ago

2.0

I was visiting Charlotte from DC and had heard great things about Farenheit, so I made a 9:15 PM reservation through OpenTable expecting a smooth and enjoyable evening. Unfortunately, the experience fell far below expectations. We arrived on time for our reservation, yet we were not seated until 9:55 PM — a full 40 minutes late. No meaningful explanation, no accommodation, just a long wait despite having a confirmed reservation. When we were finally seated, we were placed outside in extremely cold weather and told that was “all they had available.” After waiting that long, being seated outdoors in uncomfortable conditions was disappointing, especially given the price point of this establishment. The service from our server was actually good — she was attentive and professional — but that was the only positive part of the evening. For two people, with just two drinks total and dinner, the tab exceeded $200. At that price, you expect a premium experience — proper seating, smooth reservation handling, and overall hospitality. Unfortunately, that was not the case. Coming from DC (and having spent years in KC as well), rooftop bars overlooking downtown are nothing new. There are plenty that execute the concept far better — with better service management and guest experience. Overall, this was one of the most disappointing dining experiences I’ve had. I wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re new to the rooftop bar scene and simply impressed by a skyline view. Very underwhelming for the price.

JohnnyL Farley4

a month ago

1.0

Way louder then expected and 75 dollars stake was fatty 😡🤮 then when we asked to be moved from the party they've set us next to the drink filler. When they were other tables available! And if you cancel your reservation, it's a $100. It was not available to get service outside. Of course, you're able to go out there once you finish it and after you order ; but you can't sit out there and enjoy the weather with skylight, and all of that. In the bathroom was disgusting.

Bayou Chic

3 months ago

5.0

Fahrenheit – Where Date Night Turned Into Pure Heat Date night at Fahrenheit, tucked high above the city inside the Skyview Condominiums, felt like stepping straight into a scene — sleek, buzzing, and wrapped in that dim, seductive glow that makes everything feel a little more delicious. The moment we walked in, the energy hit us first: that rooftop breeze, the city lights flirting with the skyline, and a room full of people who came to be seen. We started with the dynamite shrimp and the Wagyu Beef Carpaccio, and baby, both dishes came out looking like they knew they were fine. The flavors were bold, layered, and just a little dangerous — the kind of food that makes you lean in closer, share bites, and smile like you’re up to something. The menu, New American with an Asian twist, does not play. The wine list was long enough to get lost in, but in the best way. We sipped, we tasted, we talked… and the whole night moved with that slow, sexy rhythm that only happens when the vibe is right and the chemistry is louder than the music. Fahrenheit didn’t just give us dinner — it gave us a moment. A rooftop fantasy. A night where the city felt alive and we felt even more alive together.