77 & Belle: A New Coffee Haven Opening in Charlotte's Belmont Neighborhood |
Local entrepreneur Diamond Alexander introduces a cozy café experience to Pegram Street |

Charlotte's Belmont neighborhood is set to welcome a delightful addition to its community with the opening of 77 & Belle, a new coffee shop spearheaded by local entrepreneur Diamond Alexander.
Located at 1720 Pegram Street, this inviting café aims to become a cherished spot for residents and visitors alike.
While an exact opening date hasn't been announced, Alexander is targeting a launch later this month.
Designed with the community in mind, 77 & Belle offers a welcoming environment where patrons can relax, work, or grab their favorite beverages and pastries to go.
The café will serve a variety of offerings, including freshly brewed coffee, an assortment of teas, refreshing smoothies, and daily-made pastries.
Alexander emphasizes a straightforward menu focusing on core café favorites, ensuring quality and consistency.
Beyond its menu, 77 & Belle aspires to be a hub for creativity and connection.
Alexander plans to host various events and programs that engage the local community, fostering a space where ideas and conversations can flourish.
Once open, the café will operate seven days a week, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., accommodating early risers and evening visitors alike.
For the latest updates on the opening date and upcoming events, keep an eye on local announcements and community boards.
As the Belmont neighborhood continues to evolve, 77 & Belle is poised to become a cornerstone of the community, offering a warm and inviting space for all. |

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