Food + Drink

What's Our Barbecue Story?

Carolina barbecue began on the coast in the 16th century, worked its way toward the mountains, separated into eastern and western, and continues to feed our bellies and define our state to this day. But the old Carolina barbecue culture is fading fast. Can it last, or is it bound to change?

Ramen Soul Closes in Mooresville

Ramen Soul, the Mooresville spot owned by Tim and Melanie Groody of Fork! in Cornelius, has closed. The ramen and dim sum restaurant opened in 2017, with its variety of dishes first appearing on our website here. As first reported…

Where to Get Fast, Healthy Food in Charlotte

  In Partnership with B.GOOD: In case you haven't heard, Charlotte will be buzzing with things to do this summer. With concerts such as Khalid and the Goo Goo Dolls and more hitting stages around the city, this summer's event lineup…

Stoke Doughnut Tent Returns to Uptown

If you’ve ever daydreamed about the one-pound doughnut at Stoke, you’ll be delighted to know that the restaurant is bringing its doughnut tent back to uptown on Tuesday. Look for the tent outside of Coco and the Director every Tuesday…

A Recap of Charlotte Wine & Food Weekend

Foodies and wine connoisseurs got their fill of culinary bliss over the last four days at Charlotte Wine & Food weekend. CWFD included a series of restaurant dinners, wine seminars, and a Grand Tasting at the Atrium at Two Wells…

Original NoDa Brewing Location Re-Opening in May

NoDa Brewing Company will re-open its original location at 2229 N. Davidson St. next month. The business, which originally opened this spot in October 2011, has since opened a 32,000 square-foot facility on North Tryon Street and a taproom at…

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