Robert Daniels+FollowCharlotte’s Londa’s To-Go closing for a big changeLonda’s To-Go, a local favorite for soul food and award-winning fried chicken, is closing its doors on West Blvd this December. The surprise? Owners say this isn’t goodbye forever—they’re planning something new for January 2026! Folks in Charlotte have come to love Londa’s for its ribs and classic comfort food, so this news hits home for many. What do you think the next chapter for Londa’s will look like? Share your best memories or hopes for what’s coming next! #Food #CharlotteEats #SoulFood00Share
Jason Wells+FollowCharlotte’s new patio bar is almost here!A massive new patio bar and restaurant is about to shake up the SouthPark office scene! Laurel Park is opening soon at 4201 Congress St, bringing a 2,000-square-foot covered patio and a menu that’s anything but boring. Expect everything from classic comfort food to globally inspired dishes, all crafted by a chef with Ritz-Carlton experience. The vibe is perfect for after-work hangs, business lunches, or weekend brunches with friends. Curious what Charlotte’s been missing? This spot is aiming to be the new go-to for both locals and office regulars. Who’s planning to check it out? #Food #CharlotteEats #SouthPark00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowCharlotte’s food scene: What’s really worth your bite?Charlotte’s food festivals and local eats like livermush are sparking big conversations lately. If you’re always on the hunt for the city’s best bites or curious about which food events are actually worth your time (and money), you’re not alone. With new restaurants popping up and old favorites closing, it’s tough to keep up. That’s why having a trusted, unbiased source for food news and honest reviews is a game-changer. What’s your go-to spot for a unique Charlotte food experience? Share your favorites and hidden gems below! #Food #CharlotteEats #FoodFestivals00Share
Mary Williams+FollowCharlotte’s new taco spot with a cheesy twistCharlotte’s Optimist Hall just got a serious flavor upgrade—Comal Taco Co. is now serving up Arizona-style cheese crisps, and they’re already stealing the spotlight. Imagine a super-crispy, open-faced quesadilla loaded with your choice of toppings, from chicken adobo to carnitas. Tacos, nachos, and churros round out the menu, with local tortillas and chips keeping things fresh. Owner Shang Skipper and chef Andres Kaifer are behind the scenes, and even the old Marina’s Tapas crew was invited to stay on. With fast service and bold flavors, this spot is already buzzing—what dish are you most excited to try? #Food #CharlotteEats #OptimistHall00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowCharlotte’s new wing spot is bringing big flavorCharlotte foodies, get ready for a serious upgrade—Hank’s Wings Company is moving into Tryon Plaza by summer 2026, promising soulful, Southern-style wings based on cherished family recipes. This isn’t just another fast-casual joint; Hank’s aims to be a go-to hangout with wings, Nashville hot chicken tenders, and sandwiches, all about bold flavors and quality ingredients. It’s taking over the former King’s Kitchen space, joining a lineup that already includes Jersey Mike’s and Irie Nation. Who’s excited to see how Hank’s will shake up the local wing scene? What flavors or menu items are you hoping to see? #Food #CharlotteEats #Wings00Share
dianefrank+FollowDilworth’s new wine bar is your next hangoutCharlotte’s Dilworth neighborhood just scored a new go-to spot for wine lovers and foodies alike. Emmy Lou’s, opening Dec. 19, is all about sharing good wine, seasonal bites, and neighborhood vibes. The team behind Michelin-recommended Customshop is bringing over 20 wines by the glass, local beers, and a rotating menu of shareable plates and sweet treats. Whether you’re grabbing a sandwich at lunch or sipping wine on the patio, this place is set to become a local favorite. Who’s excited to try a new bottle or meet neighbors over baked brie? #Food #Dilworth #CharlotteEats00Share
Jason Wells+FollowWest Charlotte’s brunch scene just leveled upWaffles, biscuits, and grits are about to become your new weekend staples—The Wafflery is opening its doors on Rozzelles Ferry Road this Saturday at 7 a.m.! With seating for 80 and a menu packed with build-your-own options and Southern favorites like chicken & waffles and shrimp & grits, this spot is a big win for the neighborhood. Owner Matt King says they’re focused on perfecting the experience before expanding further. Anyone else excited to finally have a brunch spot in West Charlotte? What menu combo are you trying first? #Food #CharlotteEats #BrunchGoals00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowSouth Charlotte’s cleanest (and not-so-clean) eatsA few South Charlotte spots just scored nearly perfect health inspection grades—think Hilton Garden Inn and Cava Digital Kitchen with a sparkling 100 and 99.5. But some favorites like 7-Eleven and Applebee’s landed in the low 90s, which might make you rethink your next quick bite. It’s eye-opening to see how your go-to coffee shop or pizza place stacks up. Do these scores change where you’ll grab lunch or dinner this week? Let’s talk about which restaurants you trust most and why! #Food #CharlotteEats #HealthInspections00Share
Mary Williams+FollowCharlotte’s Whataburger is finally open!Whataburger has landed in Charlotte, and it’s already making waves on Albemarle Road with its 24/7 service, double drive-thru, and a Queen City-themed mural. The opening drew huge crowds, with early visitors noting long lines but also praising the friendly staff. If you want to skip the wait, the Whataburger app lets you order ahead and grab curbside pickup. The menu features all the classics—think Fancy Ketchup, malts, and the legendary Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit (served overnight!). With partnerships lined up with the Panthers and Charlotte FC, this isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a new local hangout. Who’s tried it already? #Food #CharlotteEats #Whataburger00Share
Mary Williams+FollowCharlotte’s vegan ice cream boom hits Davidson & MatthewsSeemingly Overzealous, Charlotte’s favorite spot for dairy-, egg-, and gluten-free ice cream, is about to make life a lot sweeter in Davidson and Matthews. The local brand is growing fast—going from a pandemic hobby to five shops by next year! Locals can look forward to a bigger menu (up to 24 flavors!), creative shakes, and even more allergy-friendly treats. Each new shop will feature playful designs and murals by local artists, making them a fun hangout for everyone. What flavor are you hoping to see on the new menu? #Food #CharlotteEats #VeganIceCream00Share
