Location: Mooresville
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Mooresville is a town in southern Iredell County, North Carolina, USA. It is in the Metrolina metro area. The population was 32,711 at the 2010 United States Census, making it the largest town or city in Iredell County. As of 2016, the estimated population was 36,543. It is located approximately 25 miles (40 km) north of Charlotte.
Restaurants in Mooresville
1. Race Shop Tours Inc
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Est in 2001 a fun exciting 7 hour tour to the top NASCAR Race Shops in Mooresville, Huntersville, Kannapolis & Concord . This is a fun tour according to the receptionist who are in the NASCARRace Shops. Questions can be asked of our to former guest by visiting our Race Shop Tour Inc Face Book page. Tuesday Wednesday are the best days to see the most tours are available all week but we are most likely to see pit stop practice on those days . Some days we end up at Kenny Wallace's house! Race teams schedules are what steers the best days to tour. If the race is on the west coast it will be quite in the shops . Contact us to get help planning your trip to get the most out of your time in the area. Call and text 704-788-8802 . When I am on tour I will return calls after 5 pm. Thanks!
2. SugarPop's Candy and Soda Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
3. Welcome Home Veterans Living Military Museum
4. Race City Escapes
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 108 reviews
We are Lake Norman's "Race City's" first "Escape Room Experience". Don't know what an "Escape Room is"? Let us explain. In a nutshell you, and up to 10 people are put in a room. Your task is to find clues, solve puzzles to ultimately figure out how to "Escape the Room". Inside you may find various types of locks, puzzle boxes, cryptograms, cryptic clues, and other brain teasers that all must be figured out so that you can escape in time. Time? Yes, that's right you only have 60 minutes to accomplish this. Oh, and don't worry you aren't "Locked" in the room. You can leave at any time for any reason. Just remember.... The clock keeps ticking!!
Reviewed By 970gillr
They do an amazing job! Best Escape Room company I've been to. The owners obviously care so much about what they do. My kids and I had a great time.
5. JR Motorsports
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Patrick2401 - Houma, United States
My dad and I came here on a tuesday to check out the shop, come to find out they do shop tours on certain days. The retail shop worker told us about the tour on wednesday (Sept 18th 2019). You have to talk with the lady at the front desk to setup your tour time. You are not allowed to take pictures at all. I was a little bummed, but I can respect that. The tour is free for the public. Before my dad and I went on our tour, we were sitting in the front lobby waiting for our tour to start. Kelley Earnhardt had came out to meet up with some guest waiting for her and along came with her, was her dog. As i was petting/playing with her dog we, had a short conversation. It was awesome to meet her!
6. The Pit Indoor Kart Racing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 351 reviews
The Pit Indoor Kart Racing is one of North Carolina’s premier entertainment destinations. Located just 30 minutes north of downtown Charlotte, we offer over 140,000sq-ft of fun! Because we’re indoors, weather is never a problem! We provide excitement for any age group and events including birthday parties, group events, and corporate events. Besides hi-speed go kart racing, we have over 40 arcade games, 4 pool tables, a 3,600sq-ft laser tag arena, and more!
Reviewed By 539aprylc - Mooresville, United States
We had a great time doing the escape room and lazer tag! Emerald and Haley were super helpful and great with a group of rowdy 9 year olds. Our son had the best birthday yet! Highly recommended.
7. Richards' Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By JAD28036 - Davidson, United States
We go weekly on Saturday am for the veterans jam... from 8:30 to after noon a dozen or so, volunteer vet musicians play and sing. Its open mic.. so the quality varies. Lots of enthusiasm in audience. Breakfast is low priced, basic and good... eggs, pancakes, and sandwiches. The staff and cooks are volunteers. There is warm hospitality to all who come. New vet attendees "sign in" and are greeted with a bell ringing. About 10 AM is a 50/50 raffle, pledge of allegiance and announcements of events that honor vets. There is a military museum of donated objects and a gift shop. All ages are welcome.
8. George Pappas' Victory Lanes
9. Kyle Busch Motorsports
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By 281buddyt
if you're a Kyle Busch fan, you'll like this place nice clean place with Kyle's trophies (including this year's Bristol Night Race & the brooms) all KBM drivers Tundras in the lobby with Kyle's 2015 NASCAR Championship car & the Championship Trophy on display nice viewing window of the shop to see the KBM Trucks etc gift shop has a good variety of merchandise of KBM stuff staff was awesome, very helpful stopped here on way to Martinsville to see the Texas Roadhouse 200 (which was won by KBM #18 Noah Gragson, and First Data 500, won by Rowdy! great weekend for them will return every time in area, this place is worth it
10. Memory Lane Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
If you cherish automobiles, racing or history, this museum has something for you!! Featuring over 100 cars and exhibits there is something for everyone. Featuring over 100 vehicles on display, this unique museum is a fabulous collection of automobiles and related items. Memory Lane was honored as the “Best of 2003” by the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) for “outstanding achievement in the preservation of automotive history”. Over 15 different types of race cars on display from Soap derby’s, drag cars, to Winston Cup Stock and NASCAR cars. As well as antique automobiles, movie cars, toys, bikes, tractors and much more!
Reviewed By paulsA3016TD - Mooresville, United States
Visited on a cold day with friends from Danbury, Ct..Our guide,Joe Saleem, is also from Danbury!! Small world and great connection as Joe is truly a Racing Historian...He made the tour a memorable experience.. The collection of vintage and unique cars and memorabilia was truly amazing..If you have a few hours to spare, it's well worth the visit.
