South End to lose a gastropub and speakeasy later this month – WSOC TV
Rachel Ellis
Updated on April 04, 2026
CHARLOTTE — The Manchester’s days in South End are numbered.
The neighborhood gastropub and its speakeasy, Room 1812, will close Dec. 19 — just a few months shy of its two-year anniversary.
It sits on a 2-acre parcel purchased by Florida-based Stiles Corp. and San Francisco real estate firm Shorenstein Properties. A groundbreaking for a $165 million, 23-story tower called 110 East is planned for early 2022.
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“We knew it was coming and we wanted to continue, but it just wouldn’t make sense,” says owner Jennifer Lloyd.
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