Church Block

Trinity Lutheran Church on Church Street — a historic congregation with regular Sunday services and weekly community programs. Check the website for service times and current events.

Event design and styling studio on Church Street NE — weddings, corporate events, and full-service event planning. Reach out through the Explore Cabarrus listing for booking and availability.

Lunch restaurant tucked into a converted old gas station on Church Street NE — one of those downtown spots where the building is half the charm. Check the website for the current menu and hours.

Quick oil change and state inspection shop at the north end of Church Street. A go-to for downtown locals who need fast service without leaving the district.

Concord's downtown fire station — emergency operations and response for the city center. A short walk past Pump Social toward the courthouse end of Church Street.

Custom home builder with offices on south Church Street. Reach out through the website for project inquiries and current builds.

Cabarrus County Habitat for Humanity—

Easygoing neighborhood bar on south Church Street — drinks, jukebox, and a steady local crowd. The kind of spot you settle into rather than swing through.

Pizza shop on south Church Street — classic Italian-American pies, slices, and casual dine-in seating. Part of the Benny DaCorsa family of restaurants.

Original North Carolina What-A-Burger #2 — a local burger institution since the 1950s, walk-up service, classic shakes, and a downtown Concord landmark.

Cabarrus County Courthouse on south Union Street — county and district court services. Public hours posted on the courts website. Sits at the south end where Church Street meets Union, anchoring the civic heart of downtown Concord.

Mixed-use storefront building on south Church Street between What-A-Burger and the Courthouse block. Multiple tenant spaces.

Available commercial space on south Church Street. Contact CDDC for leasing information on this downtown corridor location.