


The Place to play in
Mooresville
HOURS:
Tue-Thu: 5p-1a
Fri: 5p-2a
Sat: 3p-2a
Sun: 3p-11p
The first. The OG. The basement sensation! Our Mooresville location located in the historic Downtown social district has made itself a legendary name in just a few years since opening!
(704) 360-4766
WEEKLY HAPPENINGS
TUESDAYS-Service Industry Night
WEDNESDAYS
Karaoke-9pm
THURSDAYS-College Night
FRIDAYS-Fizzy Fridays/Girl’s Night Out
EVERYDAY SPECIALS
$1 Jello Shots
$3 High Life
$5 Lemon Drop
$5 Green Tea
$6 Jameson
AGE RESTRICTIONS:
21 and up at all times, patrons must present a valid, government-issued ID at time of entry.
DAILY SPECIALS- NEW FOR 2025!
TUESDAY
$5 Dive Beer Lite, $5 Fireball
WEDNESDAY
1/2 Price Games, $4.50 Well DRINKs, $5 Drafts, $6 Lunazul
THURSDAY
$5 Dive beer lite, $5 long islands, $5 pink starburst
Friday
$5 seltzers, $5 dive coladas, $5 Dive Daiquiris
SATURDAY
$5 white teas, $5 house margs, $9 Bacardi Buckets
SUNDAY
$2 Hot Dogs, $7 Pizza, $4.50 Well Drinks, $5 Dive Beer Lite
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Attractions:
Full Bar
Pizza, Taquitos & More
Billiard Tables(2)
Flat Screen TVs
Golden Tee Golf
Retro Arcade Games
Photo Booth
Claw Games
Big Buck Hunter HD
Skee-Ball
Jet Pong
Darts(x4)
Punch Out Bag
The OG. The Basement Sensation. Welcome to Where It All Started.
Dive Bar Mooresville isn't just a bar — it's the original, the one that started it all, tucked below street level in the heart of Downtown Mooresville's Historic Social District. Sitting on iconic North Main Street, this underground gem has earned a legendary reputation in just a few short years, and it's easy to see why: the energy here is unlike anything else in Iredell County.
The Neighborhood Downtown Mooresville has been the heartbeat of the community since the town was incorporated in 1873, when John Franklin Moore — the town's namesake — helped lay out the very first streets, including the road that would become Main Street. What started as a cotton and railroad town evolved into what locals now proudly call "Race City USA," home to dozens of NASCAR teams and the corporate headquarters of Lowe's. Today, Main Street is experiencing a vibrant renaissance, with local restaurants, boutiques, and nightlife options drawing crowds every weekend.
A Brief History Mooresville's roots run deep. Settled by English, German, and Scots-Irish families in the mid-1700s, the town grew rapidly with the arrival of the railroad in the 1850s and the subsequent boom of textile mills in the 1890s. The North Carolina Racing Hall of Fame is located right here in town, and Mooresville is home to teams associated with legends like Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing. The historic downtown corridor where Dive Bar resides has been at the center of community life for over 150 years.
Parking Parking is plentiful in Downtown Mooresville. The Mooresville Social District offers free on-street parking along Main Street and surrounding blocks, plus a public parking lot off Center Avenue just steps away from the entrance. Arriving early on Friday and Saturday nights is always a good call.
What Makes This Location Unique This is the basement bar that started it all — a 21+ experience available every night, dripping in that perfectly dank Dive Bar atmosphere. Two billiard tables, retro arcade games, Golden Tee Golf, Skee-Ball, a photo booth, jet pong, and four dartboards fill the space. Add weekly events like Service Industry Tuesdays, College Night Thursdays, and Karaoke Wednesdays, and you've got the most fun you can have under the streets of Mooresville.
Nearby Landmarks & Attractions
North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame (just minutes away)
Lake Norman (10 minutes)
Mooresville's breweries and restaurant row on Main Street
Langtree at the Lake development
Lowe's corporate campus








