You can join the Crawl either at the Trolley Barn at Atherton Mill or at Jillian's, at the other end of the line. Jillian's and Guytano's are just two of the clubs offering food and drink specials to participants in the Crawl. Some of the deals are great. Guytano's offers its great appetizers and desserts at half-price. One of the family of Carolina Beers made in Mooresville, Charleston is the sponsoring beer of the Crawl.
More specials await at stops further down the line.
Chef Dikkers also added jazz on the patio to his restaurant's many charms. When you're ready to move on to the next stop, the Trolley is waiting. Streetcars run every 15 minutes until 11pm. Partyers we met on the first Trolley Crawl on the first Wednesday of May agreed that the Crawl is a unique and fun way to see a different side of SouthEnd. Organizers hope the Trolley Crawl will become a Charlotte tradition, as the First Friday Gallery Crawls have, and can eventually be extended all the way to Seventh Street Station when the trolley reaches it in 2001.