Tap & Vine Closes Ballantyne Restaurant Location
The restaurant at Stone Crest at Piper Glen has officially ceased operations.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Dining Out

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Tap & Vine has permanently closed its restaurant located in the Stone Crest at Piper Glen shopping plaza. The eatery has been removed from the company's official website.
Why it matters
The closure marks the end of a four-year run for the dining establishment in the Ballantyne area. Residents looking for the brand must now visit other nearby locations.
The location at 7828 Rea Road had been in operation for 4 years after replacing the former Civetta Italian Kitchen + Bar in 2022. The restaurant has officially been removed from the brand's website.
The players
Tap & Vine
Tap & Vine is a restaurant group that maintains several dining establishments throughout the Charlotte region.
The details
The restaurant site, situated in the Stone Crest at Piper Glen shopping plaza, has shuttered its doors. While this specific location is no longer active, the brand maintains two other restaurants in Indian Trail and Quail Hollow.
Timeline
The Ballantyne restaurant first opened in 2022.
The location was listed as permanently closed on October 15, 2026.
Culture Shift
This closure reflects the ongoing consolidation of retail and dining spaces in suburban Charlotte shopping plazas. Such shifts demonstrate how quickly local food scenes evolve as businesses react to changing tenant footprints in popular commercial hubs.
Patrons who frequented the Ballantyne location will need to adjust their dining plans to visit the brand's remaining restaurants in Indian Trail or Quail Hollow. The removal of the site from the company's website indicates that the location will no longer serve local diners.
The takeaway
When favorite local eateries close, it is often wise to check the restaurant group's website to confirm which other branches remain open. Staying informed ensures that customers can continue to support their preferred dining brands at alternative locations.
Further reading
For more updates on the regional restaurant scene, visit Charlotte Dining Out.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Charlotte Observer.
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