The 7 Best Places for Fibers in Charlotte

TIME: Art enthusiasts, enjoy The Mint Museum's collections of objects in ceramics, glass, fiber, metal and wood.

Beau Salsi: It's fun to hang out on the grounds or have a picnic. The outdoor area is beautiful!

HISTORY: This building once housed the Charlotte Mint. The museum opened in 1936 and was the first art museum in North Carolina.

Maggie Hyde: Be sure to sign up for the Fiber Fan Club to receive your Charlotte Yarn Bag, 20% off your first purchase and 5% off all regularly priced merchandise and more! Read more.

Amanda Brown: Very nice owner, very cute shop. Ended up walking out with more stash!

Peggy Strong: The best yarn shop in Charlotte. Remi is wonderful. Read more.

M B: Nice olives & other tapas to accompany tea

Meredith Tennent: Amazing ambience. It has a real city like feel to it. But like an oasis from city life. And I love the owners!!

Christy Allen: Try Moroccan mint organic green tea and Almond Cookies green tea!!! Wonderful :)

Patrick L.: Ask for Chris excellent massage

Gini Swancy: Amazeballs!

Tavia Williams: The blueberry muffin and Chai tea latte is wonderful!!

Shenese Poindexter: Wonderful customer service!!!😀

Stephanie Cooper: This location is very dog friendly which is wonderful since it is located next to the Four Mile Creek Greenway

Sara Blackmon: Omgosh the cotton candy frap is SO good!

Cody: Sit outside enjoy ur coffee and "bird watch" on Sunday morning

kevin: Be sure your lid is pushed down if you are going through the drive thru. I ruined some shoes this morning.

Lindsay Webb: I like their blueberry croissants and their vegan chocolate chip cookies are bomb. (Get the pure intentions coffee)

Ryan Edge: Delicious Cupcakes. You won't find better at another bakery in Charlotte.

Kristen Bryant: What do I recommend here? Everything. Absolutely everything.