Cluck N Cup

Chicken pot pie! It’s so very good! Honestly everything I’ve Tried there was really good. Broccoli soup, chicken salad, and desserts. My office is right across the street and we had them cater breakfast one morning. The breakfast casserole was so good!

Giving three stars because of the chicken pot pie and they validate parking. However, the «turkey hoagie melt» is not at all as fancy as the place or name make it seem and for $ 8.85, a waste of money. It is literally two pieces of wheat toast from a grocery (not the good/​fancy stuff either) toasted with turkey and cheese… They didn’t have any bacon when I ordered and didn’t find out until after I paid so they added additional turkey in place of the bacon (not the same at all but, A for effort). The sides leave a lot to be desired as well and their chips… Plain lays or bbq– not the homemade style that most deli’s offer with their deli style sandwiches. Needless to say, we won’t be visiting again other than when we want a really good, homemade style chicken pot pie.

I read on Unilocal that their specialty was the chicken pot pie. I ordered it and was not disappointed. Crust was flaky, inside was hot and full of goodies. I would have liked more chicken inside but I ALWAYS WANT MORE MEAT… so it probably had the appropriate amount.
This was my first visit (very convenient for jury duty). Next time I’ll try the chicken Caesar wrap!

Got the Salmon and cream cheese sandwich it was decent. The Vanilla latte coffee was way too sweet.

I ordered the asian chicken wrap. There was not much flavor. I was hoping for some sauce inside with lots of asian flavor like sesame oil, cilantro, or lime. It had none of that and was very bland. Inside the spinach wrap was broccoli slaw, dry shredded chicken, sunflower seeds, and crumbled up ramen noodles. The two positives were quick service and my side of broccoli casserole was very good. My husbands ham sandwich came on cheap slightly stale white bread with subpar deli meat ham.

Employees need training. Not one smile, no thank you.
Coffee-​meh. Strong but not flavor and I drink it black, so can taste the real coffe.
Chicken pot pie, slightly above average (frozen)…ingredients, veggies, seemed fresh, very little chicken. Hot sauce was supplied in tiny packets.
Had the feeling this was a probation employee facility.
Doubt I’ll be giving this place another try, sorry.
Staff needs major overhaul.

I came here on a Monday. Unfortunately they were out of lettuce and tomatoes so the chicken salad I ordered was a bit on the sweet side. My husband ordered the barbecue chicken wrap and enjoyed it immensely even though he is not a wrap kind of guy. The place was empty, small in a cute way, but very clean and inviting. I’d come again if I was in the area.

Looking for a place other than Shomar’s for your lunch break while uptown? The Cluck N Cup is a short walk away from most of the government building located on 4^th street. The Daily specials were visible as you came in. The soup of the day was white chili– my first choice, but they were out of soup. Out of soup at noon?! That was rather disappointing. I hear that Cluck N Cup is known for their chicken pot pie. My lunch partner swears by it and says this dish is his go to meal when he visits Cluck N Cup. He attempted to convince me to order it, but I already knew what I wanted–
Cobb salad with the healthier choice of balsamic dressing. The salad was neatly built with lots of color. I ordered my salad for a dine-​in experience, but it was served as take out in a to go box. The more I think about it, the more that this makes sense. Some folks may not finish their whole salad so of it’s served in a to go box then the customer has that container already available. So, the healthier choice of balsamic dressing just wasn’t complementing my salad the way I would’ve liked it to… creamy blue cheese dressing was the second string choice but was the most complimentary option for this salad. My least favorite part of the salad was the chicken, which was very dry. It seemed like it was the left over chicken that wasn’t used in the pot pie. I’ll have to try the pot pie next time to compare :).

Had jury duty and this place was right across the street. Had decent Unilocal reviews so since it was close by gave it a try. They’re known for their chicken pot pies but I wasn’t in the mood so I ordered the House Salad with chicken added for $ 1. Not bad to add chicken. The salad is advertised as having mixed greens, hearts of palm, avocado, sugared walnuts and crumbled bleu cheese raspberry vinaigrette dressing. Several of my favs in one salad — walnuts, avocado and bleu cheese dressing. The salad was huge, however, I could barely see any avocado. There was plenty of sugared walnuts however. I enjoyed the salad nonetheless. I’m deducting 1 star due to the missing avocado and another due to the dirty table that I had to wipe down myself. OAN their floor is very sticky. Someone needs to buy a mop.

Decent food, convenient location. They have a lunch special everyday that is usually reasonable, but for the most part this place is over priced. Lots of seating inside. Sides are the best bet

Came here during jury duty. Got the pot pie with a side of broccoli casserole. Pot pie was great. Casserole was good/​ok (I would have liked more broccoli in it). Served VERY fast and hot. Very nice staff. Clean place and great for people watching.

This is one of Charlotte’s hidden gems. Occasionally my job brings me to the Mecklenburg County Courthouse, and it’s always a great excuse for lunch at C&C.
Friendly, helpful staff. Their pot pie is to die for, and the broccoli casserole side dish is a family favorite too.
I recently discovered they do breakfast, too, and has become a nice spot to try out too. They’ll convert their lunch quesadilla into something awesome and breakfast-​friendly if you ask.
And validates parking!

Stopped in for lunch. Ordered the chicken Caesar wrap with a side of broccoli casserole. My food came out in minutes. It was tasty and fresh. The wrap was ok but the broccoli casserole was great. The location is perfect for people watching. The staff was friendly. A good experience!

This is a small café diagonally across the street from Mecklenburg County Courthouse at the 2^nd level of the parking deck. They offer coffee and breakfast in the mornings and have a lunch menu of sandwiches, wraps, salads and chicken pot pie.
The staff has been wonderful in my two visits here. Very friendly. Prices are reasonable here and they also give a discount to jurors so make sure you wear your juror badge.
The seating is actually comfortable padded chairs mostly with low top tables but there are 2 high top table and a comfortable seating area in the in the front corner.
With few restaurants within walking distance of the courthouse, this is a nice find.

This place is just Ok. I had the Wednesday special chicken pot pie + side + drink for $ 7. I would have been disappointed had I paid more, because although the pot pie was prepared fast and was hot. It was basically bland! Needed salt, pepper, onion or SOMETHING. The crust was the best part, it was buttery on top and perfectly baked. The chicken inside was all breast meat, large pieces that could have been delicious, had they been seasoned at all.

Cluck ‘N Cup serves up Coffee, Chicken Pot Pies, Chicken Nachas, Chicken Wraps, Chicken etc… and from what I can tell its all worth checking out. Inside you’ll find a relaxed café vibe with flowers, artwork, and plenty of chicken. We ended up going with the nachos, quesadilla, chicken salad, asian salad, and a bbq wrap.
The chicken nachos were piled high with mounds of Mexican cheeses, grilled chicken, fresh made salsa and sour cream. Outside of an authentic Mexican restaurant… these may just be the best nachos we’ve found in the queen city. My little brother got the bbq chicken wrap which came wrapped in a spinach tortilla and was stuffed with grilled chicken, BACON!!!, melty cheese, and bbq sauce. I could barely get a good picture of it before he had it completely devoured. I went with the chicken quesadilla with a side of fresh made salsa and sour cream. The tortilla was crispy, flaky, almost a little buttery… and 100% delicious. The cheese and grilled chicken were plentiful and more than enough to fill me up. If you closed your eyes, you’d almost think you made this quesadilla right at home :)
The side of cole slaw was pretty average…
My dad got the Asian Salad with grilled chicken breast, mixed greens, shredded cabbage, carrots, almonds, sunflower seeds and crunchy noodles with an Asian dressing. Aside from being one of the BIGGEST salads we’ve ever come across. it was also one of the best we’ve ever had. The real star of the salad was the mind blowing Asian dressing. it may not seem like there’s much in the small bowl but I can guarantee that a lot goes a long way.
Not expecting the salad to be quite so BIG… my dad also got the chicken salad sandwich with a side of broccoli casserole. All in all the sandwich was pretty average but the broccoli casserole ended up being a big hit at the table. Cluck ‘N Cup ended up being a lot more than we had expected. The food was amazing, the service was on point, and in general the place rocks.

The staff was friendly, my chicken salad was great!
They are pretty cheap for how good the food was. Great lunch spot!

I ordered the veggie wrap. There wasn’t a gluten free option so I asked for the contents of the wrap in a bowl. This was a mistake because I ended up with 2 tablespoons of hummus, shredded carrots, 2 lettuce leaves and a side of pineapples and strawberries for $ 7.00. They had forgotten to put avocado into the concoction but were happy to do so when I came back and asked. I don’t know that I would come back here.

I had a chicken caesar wrap, the wrap was a green one denoting it was spinach. A pretty standard green flour tortilla wrap, but the contents were certainly worth the money. They load the wrap with real chicken breast meat that appears to be cut off a rotisserie chicken! It’s very good along with the fresh romaine, and shredded asiago (?) Cheese stuffed inside. It was rolled nice & tight so it wasn’t messy at all. My only gripe would be that they need to add more Caesar dressing or make the chicken more moist. I mean, it is loaded with chicken but the breast meat can be a bit dry. All in all, would def go back to to get a Wrap, or their pot pie-​heard it was to die for good :)

On a visit to Uptown we came across this place while we were very hungry and decided to try it out. The interior is nice and bright with big windows. The menu is simple and not overwhelming, and everything looks delicious. We got breakfast. Justin had an egg, sausage and cheese bagel and I ordered the bagel and lox, but they were out of lox so I just replaced it with ham. It was really good, everything tasted fresh.
The prices were stupid reasonable for uptown; maybe because it’s a little bit tucked away. Coffee was really good too. The guy at the counter was really nice and accommodating. If I find myself in that part of Uptown again, I’ll definitely pop in, at least for a coffee.