Valerie Hall+FollowMadisonville says goodbye to Bad Tom Smith BreweryBad Tom Smith Brewery, a staple in Madisonville for over a decade, is closing its doors for good. This spot has been more than just a place to grab a beer—it’s been a hub for neighbors, friends, and memories. Their farewell bash on January 31 promises discounted drinks, food, and one last round of cheers. The news has hit regulars hard, with social media flooded by heartfelt tributes and stories. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just love local spots, what’s your favorite memory from Bad Tom Smith? How do you think this closure will change the neighborhood vibe? #Food #Madisonville #Cincinnati10Share
mary01+FollowCharlotte’s new oyster bar is making wavesSeafood lovers in Charlotte are about to get a major upgrade—Half Shell, a new upscale oyster and raw bar, is opening soon in South End. With industry veteran Jeffry Van Dyke at the helm, expect daily rotating oysters from both coasts, plus lobster rolls, crab cakes, and even a tuna burger. The vibe? Cozy, with indoor and patio seating, and a drinks menu that’s all about sparkling wines and classic martinis. If you’re into fresh seafood and a lively atmosphere, this spot could become your new go-to. Who’s planning to check it out? #Food #CharlotteEats #SeafoodLovers10Share
Michael Morgan+FollowSouth Charlotte’s cleanest kitchens revealedSome of your favorite South Charlotte spots just aced their health inspections! From the classic Park Road Soda Shoppe and Starbucks (both scoring 98 or higher) to hidden gems like Saigon Café and Sunflour Baking Company, it’s reassuring to see so many local favorites keeping things spotless. Even the busy Harris Teeter delis and meat markets scored high marks. But a few places, like Subham Supermarket’s meat market, landed in the low 90s—worth noting if you’re picky about where you grab lunch. Anyone surprised by these scores? Do you check inspection ratings before dining out? #Food #CharlotteEats #SouthCharlotte10Share
Robert Daniels+FollowUnion’s new food spots are shaking things upUnion just got a major flavor boost! Epic Eeats Restaurant Group is rolling out not one, but two new eateries at the Union Promenade: By Golly’s, a laid-back burger bar perfect for families, and the Works Pizza Co., serving up creative pies next door. What’s wild? They’re side-by-side and even share a restroom—talk about neighborly! With this $1.4M project, Union’s dining scene is about to get a lot more exciting. Anyone planning to check out the new spots? Which menu are you eyeing first—burgers or pizza? #Food #UnionKY #FoodScene00Share
Jason Wells+FollowCharlotte’s new wine bar flips the scriptAt Emmy Lou’s in Dilworth, the wine bottles practically introduce themselves. Instead of stuffy menus, handwritten shelf notes break down 200+ bottles in plain language—think “If you love Sancerre but hate the price, try me!” Locals are loving the laid-back vibe, communal tables, and a menu packed with shareable plates made from local ingredients. It’s become a true neighborhood hangout where you can learn, laugh, and discover new favorites without feeling out of place. Would you rather pick a bottle by its story or stick to your usual go-to? #Food #CharlotteEats #WineBar00Share
dianefrank+FollowDos Hermanos brings Oaxacan flavor to Findlay MarketAuthentic Oaxacan tacos, burritos, and enchiladas are about to shake up the Cincinnati food scene—Dos Hermanos is officially opening its first local spot right across from the Findlay Market house! After years of anticipation, this Columbus favorite is settling in as a long-term resident, bringing bold Mexican flavors and a fresh energy to the neighborhood. With a three-year lease and a menu packed with classics, this could be the new go-to for foodies and families alike. Who’s excited to try something new at Findlay Market? Let’s talk favorite dishes and what this means for our local eats! #Food #FindlayMarket #CincinnatiEats00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowCleveland’s cocktails get a standing ovationEncore in Playhouse Square is redefining what a night out in Cleveland can be. Every cocktail here is a mini performance—think mezcal drinks with flaming rosemary or martinis topped with whipped blue cheese olives. The bar’s vintage theater-inspired decor sets the stage, but it’s the creative details and bold flavors that steal the show. From a duck rillette paired with a smoky tequila cocktail to a dessert shaped like a cigar, this spot is all about immersive experiences. Would you try a drink inspired by Broadway or Taylor Swift lyrics? Let’s talk about the most memorable cocktail experiences you’ve had! #Food #ClevelandEats #CocktailCulture00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowLancaster gets a taste of BojanglesBojangles is bringing its famous Cajun chicken and biscuits to Lancaster, landing right on N Memorial Drive. With three new spots already open in Columbus, Heath, and Delaware, this Southern favorite is quickly making Ohio its new home. The Lancaster location will feature a drive-thru, making it even easier to grab those crave-worthy chicken sandwiches and family meals. It’s set to join a busy stretch near Burger King and Sheetz, adding more flavor to the local fast-food scene. Anyone else excited to see how Bojangles shakes up our usual chicken choices? #Food #LancasterOH #Bojangles00Share
Annette Jones+FollowNYC-Style Bagels Are Coming to Dallas!Dallas is about to get a serious bagel upgrade—PopUp Bagels, the cult-fave from Connecticut, is opening its first Texas spot in Inwood Village this spring! These bagels are all about that crispy crust and fluffy center, with flavors like everything, sesame, and even wild collab smears (lemon pepper, anyone?). They’ve won at NY BagelFest twice, so you know it’s legit. Will Dallas become the next bagel hotspot? #Food #DallasEats #BagelLovers00Share
Mary Williams+FollowHudson House brings its cult burger to West VillageWest Village is about to get a serious upgrade—Hudson House is opening its doors next week, bringing their legendary cheeseburger, icy martinis, and fresh East Coast oysters to the neighborhood. The new spot is taking over a prime corner at 3699 McKinney Ave., complete with a wraparound bar, raw bar, and patio. It’s not just about the food—this marks the 10th Hudson House and kicks off a trio of new concepts from Vandelay Hospitality in the area. Who’s ready to see how this Dallas favorite shakes up the local dining scene? #Food #WestVillage #HudsonHouse10Share