Charlotte's East Side Electric Coffee Shop
Leo and Kellie Solis draw Charlotte’s Latino and music communities to their east side coffee shop
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Leo and Kellie Solis draw Charlotte’s Latino and music communities to their east side coffee shop
He keeps his friends close and his farmers closer.
Nine years ago, a Mooresville teenager started making her own nut butter. Today, her products are on grocery shelves around the country.
Traditional and nontraditional tacos and their best margarita mates
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When it’s hot and muggy, I want my beer light, crisp, perhaps slightly tart, and with an ABV percentage suitable for post-30—OK, post-50—humans. Here are four of my favorites, which cover a bit of geographical and stylistic variety. —Greg Lacour…
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Two decades of craft beer, inclusion, no TV—and get that Miller Lite out of here.
Where to celebrate Mom with reservation links
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It brings the art of authentic Japanese noodles to the neighborhood—and continues a family’s restaurant legacy in Charlotte
Will the longtime Eastover restaurant survive the loss of its beloved chef and co-owner?
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It brings the soppressata and prosciutto and ricotta (and fresh bagels) down from the Bronx
After years of a pint-sized standard, one brewery reverts to the tried-and-true 12-ounce can
Sara Guterbock prides herself on not being a wine snob. But just for fun, say two words to her: “Supermarket sushi.” She’ll shudder, but subtly, like Lurch on The Addams Family. “Sushi is the one food I might be a…
Satisfy your craving at these eateries
To embrace this job, I had to redefine my complicated relationship with food
It promotes women and nonbinary people in the industry, and the annual Biere de Femme Festival toasts how far they’ve come
Discover new restaurants and revisit old favorites along Charlotte’s Blue Line
Kick back with your favorite brew and pair it with a burger, pizza, taco, or creative bar bite from one of these neighborhood hangouts
Solutions for your midday-meal doldrums
She talks Crocs, paper planes, and playtime in the kitchen
An L.A. transplant turned his love of whiskey into a full-time job
Overblown? Maybe. But Charlotte’s brewers keep a nervous eye on supplies