Before going up in the tram, food was a must, so a stop a Charlotte's was in order. When the two RV Gypsies and Karen Duquette's youngest sister, Ilse Blahak, first walked into the restaurant, they were greeted by a very friendly and polite lady who showed them to their seats. But it seemed strange that they were the only customers in the restaurant. The decor was also strange - because it did not match. The tables had a black tablecloth covered by a white tablecloth. The chairs were red and gold, but the chairs at each table were different. There were also a few high-top round tables. The ceiling was painted like the sky. Drapes were gold with pale blue shears. The piano was red and blue. It was very interesting.

After the food was ordered but had not yet arrived, a lady and child walked in, sat down, and immediately got food. The two RV Gypsies soon realized that she was with the band that had come in shortly after the two RV Gypsies arrived. Soon the band started playing although the two RV Gypsies and Karen Duquette's sister were the only customers. The band was quite enjoyable. As the band left, they turned to the two RV Gypsies said, "Thank you for listening to our practice session." Karen Duquette responded, "It was our pleasure".

The server then came and explained that she was also cooking the food and asked for patience because she wanted the food to be fresh and properly cooked. When the food came, all three meals were absolutely excellent, although it was a limited menu. The two RV Gypsies highly recommend this restaurant, however, it must be noted that there was a "restaurant for lease" sign outside of the restaurant. It would be a shame to see this place change.