Ryan Horne+FollowCharlotte’s new spot for healthy, fast eatsSage & Citrus is about to shake up Charlotte’s food scene with a fresh approach to healthy eating—think chef-driven, protein-packed bowls and smoothies, all ready in minutes. Chef Darius Johnson, who’s cooked for pro athletes and served in the Army, is bringing his grab-and-go wellness concept to N Graham St this spring. The menu is loaded with options for everyone, from plant-based meals to macro-counted dishes for fitness fans. It’s a game-changer for anyone craving quick, nourishing food on the go. Who’s excited to try it? What would you want to see on the menu? #Food #CharlotteEats #HealthyLiving00Share
Annette Jones+FollowLaurel Market’s big move after 35 yearsLaurel Market, a Charlotte staple for over three decades, is packing up and heading to a new spot in Elizabeth later this year. The decision comes as their longtime home on Cherokee Road faces redevelopment. Owner Susan Hardman says finding the right new location was key for the future, but leaving the Eastover/Myers Park area is bittersweet for her family. This change marks the end of an era for many locals who’ve made Laurel Market part of their daily routine. How do you feel about a neighborhood favorite moving? Will you follow them to their new home? #Food #CharlotteEats #LaurelMarket00Share
Jason Wells+FollowCharlotte’s burger obsession: Bang Bang’s cult followingCharlotte locals can’t stop talking about Bang Bang Burgers, and it’s easy to see why. This spot’s grass-fed beef patties and hand-shaped brioche buns have set a new standard for what a burger should be—juicy, creative, and always made from scratch. Whether you’re into the classic Bang Bang Burger or crave the spicy Seoul 2.0 with kimchi and pork belly, there’s something here for every taste. The cozy, music-filled vibe makes it feel like a true neighborhood hangout. Have you tried Bang Bang yet? Which burger tops your list, and what makes a burger spot truly unforgettable for you? #Food #CharlotteEats #BestBurger00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowCharlotte’s oldest building gets a tasty new lifeCharlotte’s oldest building in South End is about to become the city’s most talked-about dining spot. The Leeper & Wyatt Building, once a bustling grocery store from 1903, is being reborn as Wyatt’s Superfine—a four-story restaurant with a rooftop solarium. What’s cool is how the menu will spotlight local farms, with house-milled grains for fresh bread and pasta. The Tonidandel-Brown team fought to save this historic gem, even moving it 750 feet to keep it standing. Imagine grabbing dinner in a place that’s seen over a century of Charlotte history! What do you think—will you check it out? #Food #CharlotteEats #HistoricPreservation00Share
Annette Jones+FollowCharlotte’s crunchiest wings: Are these the best in town?Charlotte’s bb.q Chicken Arboretum has locals obsessed with wings that stay shatteringly crisp, even under sticky soy garlic or honey glazes. The secret? Order pickled radish for a palate reset and use an air fryer to revive leftovers for next-day magic. Whether you’re a boneless fan or crave the juiciness of bone-in, every bite delivers a crunch that might ruin other wings for you. The spicy options are no joke—pace yourself! With sides like kimchi fried rice and tteokbokki, it’s easy to see why fans drive across town. What’s your go-to order or best tip for getting the perfect crunch? #Food #CharlotteEats #KoreanFriedChicken00Share
Mary Williams+FollowFogo de Chão brings new flavor to Uptown CharlotteCharlotte’s dining scene is about to get a major upgrade—Fogo de Chão is officially moving into the long-empty spot at 200 S. Tryon St. in Uptown. After months of rumors, the Brazilian steakhouse confirmed it’s opening in 2026, taking over the former McCormick & Schmick’s location. For anyone who’s missed having a lively restaurant in that space, this is big news. What do you think—will Fogo’s all-you-can-eat style and upscale vibe be a hit in Uptown? Let’s talk about what this means for the neighborhood and your dinner plans! #Food #CharlotteEats #UptownCharlotte00Share
Mary Williams+FollowCharlotte’s favorite restaurants say goodbyeCharlotte’s food scene is always changing, but 2026 brought some tough goodbyes. From Athens Pizza & Kabob in Matthews—forced out by a road project after 19 years—to Bubba’s Barbecue, which won’t reopen after a long renovation, these closures hit home for regulars and staff. Even Clutch Coffee’s drive-thrus are now part of Dutch Bros, and Sycamore Taproom is closing to reimagine its future after a difficult year. Each spot had its own story, but all leave behind memories and a little hole in the community. Which closing hit you hardest? Any favorite memories to share? #Food #CharlotteEats #LocalBusiness00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowLaurel Market’s big move: New space, new vibesLaurel Market is shaking things up in Elizabeth! The beloved neighborhood deli is leaving its longtime Cherokee Road spot and setting up shop in a bigger, 3,500-square-foot space on East Seventh Street. Fans can look forward to the same killer sandwiches and salads, plus a brand-new wine bar—something totally fresh for regulars. The exact opening date is still under wraps, but this move could change the daily lunch game for a lot of us. What are you hoping to see in the new location? Will you miss the old spot, or are you excited for what’s next? #Food #CharlotteEats #ElizabethNC00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowCharlotte’s Bubba’s Barbecue closes after 40 yearsCharlotte’s barbecue scene is about to change—Bubba’s Barbecue, a local favorite for nearly four decades, has officially closed its doors. Owner Ralph Miller, who’s been serving up Eastern NC-style chopped pork since 1987, is stepping away due to health reasons. The property has been sold, and while details are still under wraps, a new restaurant is set to take Bubba’s place. For longtime fans, it’s the end of an era, but also a chance to welcome something new to Sunset Road. What are your favorite Bubba’s memories, and what do you hope to see next? #Food #CharlotteEats #Barbecue00Share
Mary Williams+FollowConcord gets a fresh grocery shakeupSprouts Farmers Market is taking over the old Earth Fare spot in Concord, bringing a new option for fresh produce and specialty groceries right near Concord Mills. With Sprouts moving in, the Charlotte area’s grocery scene is getting even more competitive—think about all the choices now, from Walmart and Harris Teeter to Publix and Whole Foods. For folks in Concord, this means more variety and maybe even better prices. What do you think—will you check out Sprouts, or stick with your usual store? Let’s talk about what makes a grocery store your go-to! #Food #ConcordNC #CharlotteEats10Share
