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dianefrank

Charlotte’s Spaghett feels like home—only better

Walking into Spaghett in Charlotte’s Fourth Ward is like stepping into your grandma’s kitchen, but with a creative twist. Chef Kendall Moore and Amanda Britton have built a spot where the pasta is hand-cut, cocktails are inspired by old-school recipes, and the menu changes with the seasons. Locals and out-of-towners alike are coming here to celebrate everything from birthdays to anniversaries, trusting the team to surprise them with each visit. It’s the kind of place where you’re treated like family, and every meal feels like a special occasion. Who’s been, and what dish or drink blew you away? #Food #CharlotteEats #Spaghett

Annette Jones

Charlotte’s historic grocery store gets a tasty new life

A 120-year-old Charlotte grocery store is being reborn as Wyatt’s Superfine, a four-story restaurant packed with local history and vintage vibes. The team behind Lelulia Hall literally moved the Leeper & Wyatt building up the street to sit next door, and now they’re restoring its old brick and charm. Expect each floor to offer a different dining experience, from a cozy parlor to a sunlit solarium, with a menu inspired by classic American dishes and the 1904 World’s Fair. What do you think—does blending old-school nostalgia with modern eats make for a better neighborhood spot? #Food #CharlotteEats #HistoricRestoration

Ryan Horne

Charlotte’s food scene is about to get tastier

Charlotte is getting three exciting new spots to eat and hang out, and each one brings something different to the table. Plaza Midwood will soon welcome Plot Twist, a woman-owned coffee and cocktail bar with house-made syrups and even THC drinks. Over in Optimist Park, Small Bar is opening its third location, promising good food, craft cocktails, and a lively vibe with games and karaoke. Plus, Roz Café is set to serve up Mediterranean breakfasts, pastries, and lunch favorites this summer. Which one are you most excited to try? Let’s talk about what Charlotte’s missing—or what you can’t wait to taste! #Food #CharlotteEats #NewInTown

Robert Daniels

Charlotte’s sushi scene gets national spotlight

Charlotte’s own Robin Anthony just landed the city’s only James Beard semifinalist nod this year, putting Prime Fish and its omakase experience in the national culinary spotlight. Even with recent Michelin buzz, Charlotte has never brought home a James Beard award—could this finally be the year? Anthony, a self-taught chef, is known for his Tokyo-style sushi and has quickly expanded his restaurant footprint across the city. It’s a proud moment for Charlotte’s food lovers and a big step for our local dining scene. What do you think—will Charlotte finally break its James Beard streak? #Food #CharlotteEats #JamesBeard

Annette Jones

Texas BBQ flavors coming to North Charlotte

Brisket lovers, get ready—Texas-style barbecue is about to shake up North Charlotte! Alison Council is opening Honey-Pies BBQ & SmokeHouse on Sunset Road, bringing big, bold flavors and generous portions to the old Bubba’s Barbecue spot. Expect smoked meats like brisket and dino ribs, classic Southern sides, and even a seafood market next door. Council, who also runs Queen City Meats, is all about scratch-made meals and keeping prices family-friendly. She’s naming the place after her grandmother and mom, promising an old-school vibe with a modern twist. Who’s excited to try Charlotte’s newest BBQ spot? #Food #CharlotteEats #TexasBBQ

Annette Jones

Charlotte’s new sushi spot blends Japan & Peru

Charlotte’s food scene is about to get a bold new flavor combo—Japanese-Peruvian fusion, right in Uptown. Sushi Rosé is moving into the old Haymaker space and promises not just sushi, but a menu that fuses Nikkei cuisine with Venezuelan, Argentinian, and Brazilian twists. Picture a two-story lounge with live music, fire dancers, and a late-night vibe on weekends. Whether you’re into unique rolls or just want a cool new spot to hang out, this place is set to shake up downtown dining. Who’s excited to try something totally different? #Food #CharlotteEats #SushiRosé

mary01

Charlotte gets a new lobster food truck!

Charlotte seafood lovers, get ready—Cousins Maine Lobster is rolling out its fourth North Carolina food truck right here in the Queen City! The grand opening is happening at Town Brewing Co. on Jan. 22, from 4 to 8 p.m. Savas and Victoria Alkoc, who’ve built a loyal following across seven states, are bringing their famous wild-caught Maine lobster rolls, tacos, and chowder back to town. This isn’t just another food truck—it's a Shark Tank success story that’s turned into a local favorite. Who’s planning to check it out? What’s your go-to order? #Food #CharlotteEats #FoodTruckLife

Michael Alvarez

Charlotte’s burger legend locals swear by

Brooks Sandwich House isn’t just a burger spot—it’s a Charlotte tradition that’s been fueling lunch breaks and family cravings since 1973. Folks line up at this tiny NoDa window for hand-rolled patties, legendary chili, and prices that feel like a time machine. The menu is simple but iconic: order your burger “all the way” (mustard, onions, chili) and you’ll see why regulars say it’s the best in town. No cards, no frills, just pure burger bliss in a brown paper bag. If Brooks ever closed, Charlotte foodies would definitely riot. Who else has made a detour just for one of these burgers? #Food #CharlotteEats #BrooksSandwichHouse

Valerie Hall

Charlotte’s lobster roll craze is back!

Lobster lovers in Charlotte, get ready—Cousins Maine Lobster is rolling back into town with their famous food truck, bringing wild-caught Maine lobster right to our streets. The team behind this launch, Savas and Victoria Alkoc, are pros at running these trucks across several states, so you know the quality’s going to be top-notch. The grand opening is happening at Town Brewing Co. on January 22nd, and it’s shaping up to be a local food event you won’t want to miss. Who’s planning to check out the lobster rolls, tacos, and chowder? Let’s talk favorite menu picks! #Food #CharlotteEats #LobsterRolls

Valerie Hall

Charlotte’s Cook Out: A late-night legend

Stepping out at 9705 N Tryon St, the scent of chargrilled burgers instantly tells you this isn’t just another fast food stop—it’s a Charlotte rite of passage. Cook Out’s famous tray lets you mix and match burgers, barbecue, hush puppies, and even quesadillas for under $7, making it a favorite for students, families, and night owls alike. With over 40 milkshake flavors (Banana Pudding, anyone?) and local staples like Cheerwine, it’s easy to see why people keep coming back. No dining room, just a walk-up window and drive-thru, but that’s part of the charm. What’s your go-to Cook Out tray combo? #Food #CharlotteEats #CookOut