Star Pitmaster Bryan Furman Returns to Charlotte
His road from rural South Carolina to Charlotte’s North End to international fame has swung him and his barbecue back to the QC
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His road from rural South Carolina to Charlotte’s North End to international fame has swung him and his barbecue back to the QC
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery is expanding in Charlotte, with a new location planned for South End. The Denver-based breakfast brand opened in Plaza Midwood in June, and we’re told they’re shooting for a Summer 2020 opening for this new spot.…
The scoop on Bossy Beulah’s Chicken Shack, and what’s next for Noble Smoke
Food writer and baker Keia Mastrianni tells us what to expect at the Camp North End event she helped organize
Miss bringing your favorite doggo into the brewery? Frustrated you can’t drink a cocktail at a distillery? The N.C. General Assembly has heard your voices.
Bentley’s on 27, the French-American restaurant that closed in May on the top floor of the Charlotte Plaza Building uptown, plans to take over the old Georges Brasserie space in Piedmont Row in SouthPark, its owner says.
Chef Greg and Subrina Collier, who were among our most recent class of Charlotteans of the Year, are bringing a new concept to Camp North End this fall: Leah & Louise. Differing from their beloved Uptown Yolk, this spot will…
A tasty plant-based patty injects a meatless burger into the mainstream
Revered chef Bruce Moffett blends tastes of two homes
They open their second location at Optimist Hall on Aug. 1
After three years at Charlotte Marriott City Center, Chris Coleman is stepping down as director of culinary experience where he oversaw Stoke and Coco and the Director within the uptown hotel. Starting on August 5, he will lead the food…
Following months of delays, Optimist Hall will finally open its doors on Thursday, August 1. The line-up of tenants includes Bao & Broth, Honeysuckle Gelato, Pet Wants, Spindle Bar, Zukku Sushi, and Undercurrent Coffee. Additional tenants, including Archer Paper, Ava, Dumpling Lady, Papi Queso, Suarez…
New brewery and restaurant set to open spring 2020
ENTREES AREN'T the only ones who get holidays. French fries are being honored nationally on Saturday (July 12), so we're giving you five ways to mark this hallowed day. FRIES on FRIES on FRIES at Rosemont. “Comfort food” is what this…
Former Aix en Provence chef moves on to the SouthPark restaurant
The Park Road location of Duckworth’s has closed. When reached for comment, a staff member told the magazine that the restaurant was concentrating on a new location at Rea Farms, which is reportedly opening today. This Duckworth’s, near the string…
JUST DAYS AFTER Sabor Latin Street Grill announced its 13th location at University City’s JW Clay/UNCC light rail station, the Charlotte franchise now says it will open a spot in Mooresville. The 2,530-square-foot location at 279 Williamson Rd., at the…
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Millennial pink, cactuses, and all things Instagrammable for your next G.N.O. Here are our first impressions
Chef Luca Annunziata offers a sneak peek of his new uptown restaurant
Jeni Britton Bauer is the “Jeni” in Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams. The self-proclaimed “ice cream nerd” turned a single ice cream stand into a chain of 36 shops across nine states, and her first cookbook, Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams at Home,…
The executive chef turned SouthPark’s first craft brewery into a food destination
Following months of construction delays, Jim Noble’s fifth restaurant, Noble Smoke, has an opening date. He’s announced a July 25 grand opening, with a soft opening phase and a limited daily menu sometime after July 4. Noble Smoke will serve…
Jamie Brown and Jeff Tonidandel helped transform NoDa’s dining scene. Now, meet Supperland.
Beloved French restaurants Aix en Provence in Myers Park and Le Cochon d'Or in Waxhaw have closed. An email sent to Aix's newsletter subscribers did not elaborate on why the two spots, owned by Bryan St. Clair and Patrick Garrivier, are closing.…
Sommelier Mark Genter will oversee the AC hotel’s culinary and cocktail program
The Denver-based breakfast spot opens in Charlotte this week
THERE'S A CERTAIN AMOUNT of irony to a breakfast restaurant named “Snooze” with servers in metallic green pompom wigs dancing six feet away from you at the beverage station to Kelis’ “Milkshake.” There’s even more irony about the decibel level of Britney…