Monarch Market

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Monarch Market is a food hall and bar collective at 101 North Tryon Street in Uptown Charlotte, featuring multiple local and national food concepts along with several bars in a shared space developed by Crescent Communities.

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
monarchmarketclt.com
Owned by Crescent Communities

About Monarch Market

Monarch Market is a contemporary food hall located in One Independence Center at 101 North Tryon Street in Uptown Charlotte. Developed by Crescent Communities, it brings together a curated mix of about a dozen food vendors, one full-service restaurant, and multiple bars within an 18,000‑square‑foot indoor/outdoor space. Guests can choose from a wide variety of cuisines and concepts—from burgers and deli-style offerings to global street food and seafood—along with craft cocktails, beer, and wine, all ordered and enjoyed in a shared seating environment.([monarchmarketclt.com](https://monarchmarketclt.com/about?utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled “TST*CC 101 NORTH TRYON” is processed via Toast (the “TST*” prefix) and is very likely tied to Monarch Market’s on-site food and beverage operations at 101 N Tryon Street. The “CC 101 North Tryon” portion matches the landlord/property entity name (CC 101 North Tryon, LLC) associated with Crescent Communities and One Independence Center, which appears to be the legal merchant of record behind the Toast point-of-sale system rather than a distinct consumer-facing brand.([mapquest.com](https://www.mapquest.com/us/north-carolina/monarch-market-646163843?utm_source=openai)) In practice, this means purchases from one or more stalls or bars inside Monarch Market may aggregate into a single card charge under that legal descriptor.

If you don’t recognize the charge, first check whether you recently bought food or drinks at a food hall or bar area at 101 N Tryon Street in Charlotte, NC (often branded on-site as Monarch Market). Look for an email or text receipt from Toast, Monarch Market, or the specific stall you visited, and review your bank statement around the same date for similar amounts. To resolve questions, you can contact Monarch Market through the contact details on their official website or call the venue directly; if needed, ask for a copy of your itemized receipt tied to the date, time, and amount on your card statement. If you still dispute the transaction after speaking with them, your bank can initiate a chargeback investigation.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Monarch Market.

  1. TST*CC 101 NORTH TRYON

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “TST*CC 101 NORTH TRYON” instead of Monarch Market?

The descriptor combines Toast’s processor prefix (“TST*”) with the legal merchant entity tied to the building (CC 101 North Tryon, LLC). Monarch Market and its food and beverage operations use this entity for payment processing at 101 N Tryon Street, so charges from eating or drinking there may appear with this legal name rather than the public-facing “Monarch Market” brand.

What kinds of purchases typically result in a charge from Monarch Market?

You might see this charge after buying food, drinks, or bar items at Monarch Market’s food hall at 101 N Tryon Street in Uptown Charlotte. A single transaction can cover multiple vendors if you ordered from different stalls on the same check, and it will be processed through the shared Toast POS system.

Can I get an itemized receipt for a TST*CC 101 NORTH TRYON charge?

Yes. If you provided an email or phone number at checkout, search for a Toast or Monarch Market receipt from the date of the charge. If you don’t find one, contact Monarch Market using the phone or contact form on monarchmarketclt.com and provide the transaction date, exact amount, and last four digits of your card so they can look up and resend an itemized receipt.

How do I dispute or request a refund for a charge from Monarch Market?

Start by contacting Monarch Market directly, explaining the issue (wrong amount, duplicate charge, or incorrect items) and providing your receipt or transaction details. They can usually adjust the transaction or issue a refund through their Toast system. If you cannot resolve it with them or believe the charge is fraudulent, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.

Are there common charge amounts I might see from Monarch Market?

Amounts vary widely because Monarch Market is a multi-vendor food hall, but typical transactions often reflect casual meals, rounds of drinks, or group orders—anywhere from a few dollars for a quick bite or beverage up to larger tabs that include multiple entrees and cocktails. Multiple items from different stalls may be combined on one check, resulting in a single, higher charge on your statement.

Could this be a tip adjustment or bar tab from Monarch Market?

Yes. If you opened a bar or food tab at Monarch Market and added a tip on the receipt, the final posted amount may be higher than the initial authorization you saw as “pending.” Toast will update the transaction to include your tip before it fully posts, which can make the final TST*CC 101 NORTH TRYON charge differ from the first amount you noticed.

How can I verify whether a friend or family member used my card at Monarch Market?

Check the transaction date and time and ask anyone who has access to your card if they visited Monarch Market or a food hall at 101 N Tryon Street that day. You can also contact Monarch Market and request the receipt image associated with the charge; the signature or item details may help you confirm who made the purchase.

Does Monarch Market place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Like many venues using Toast, Monarch Market’s system may place a temporary authorization on your card when you open a tab or when the transaction is first initiated. This hold can differ slightly from the final amount. Once your check is closed and any tip is added, the hold is replaced by the final settled charge; duplicate pending amounts should drop off automatically within a few days.

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