Phở Charlotte

The PHO soup w/chicken is sublime. Simple to the point menu. The Fresh Spring Rolls were exactly that: FRESH. The place is chill, the owner accommodating and very friendly. Homemade delicious peanut sauce. Cannot wait to return.

Very small place, with limited hours, but i would highly recommend this place. Im a stickler with food. We eat a lot of pho and I will say this place is probably top 3 out of all the pho we've been too. Tons of flavor, prices were pretty normal, service was excellent. The biggest spring rolls I ever saw. Everything was prefect!!!

I think this is the second best pho I’ve had in all my travels. You don’t need to add anymore sauces, but if you need extra spice, there is always chili sauce. This is a hole in the wall/ mom and pops operation. Everything in my pho was made to perfection. I had the ribeye and brisket pho with noddle, chives, onions, cilantro, sprouts and jalapeños. Now, you would have to wait a little for your order, because it’s made fresh. there is small to medium size seating area. They are opened from 11 am to 3.30 pm. They close…. then reopen for dinner at 5pm. It is so easy to miss the entrance. It is just before El Jobean road in 41 in Port Charlotte.

This food was absolutely spectacular, I highly recommend the shrimp pho it was amazing. One other thing that I would recommend are the fried egg rolls they were delicious, The atmosphere was so calm and so cozy and I felt so relaxed. The service was quick and Friendly. I highly recommend you come to this restaurant. It was small but cozy, and quick with service.

I stopped in on a cold day really craving pho soup with grilled chicken. I saw they offered grilled chicken in the vermicelli dish, so I politely asked if they could substitute it for the boiled chicken in the pho. The waiter simply said, “No, it’s not served that way.” I’ve ordered it that way up north many times without any problem, so that response was disappointing. Next, I asked if they had iced tea. He said they only had unsweetened, and when I mentioned I preferred sweet tea, he just shrugged. I settled for water, but later noticed they had honey — he could’ve at least offered that as an option. I ended up ordering the vermicelli, thinking it was a soup, but it wasn’t. The service overall felt indifferent, like they just didn’t care. Then, to make matters worse, the couple next to