Jason Wells+FollowSouth End’s new farm-fresh spot is comingCharlotte’s South End is about to get a serious upgrade for anyone who loves local food. Naked Farmer, a Florida-based farm-to-table chain, is moving into the old Maple Street Biscuit Company space on South Blvd. What makes this place stand out? Their menu changes with the seasons and features ingredients sourced directly from small and medium farms right here in North Carolina—think sweet potatoes from Spring Hope and turkey from Winston-Salem. It’s all about eating closer to home and supporting local growers. Who’s excited to see how this changes our neighborhood food scene? #Food #CharlotteEats #FarmToTable00Share
Chris Lyons+FollowCharlotte’s top 5 restaurant red flagsEver wondered what really goes on behind the kitchen doors at your favorite Charlotte restaurants? Food safety expert Adam Dietrich says the most common health code violations aren’t what you’d expect. Forget just dirty dishes—think staff skipping handwashing, using gloves the wrong way, and storing food at unsafe temperatures. Cross-contamination from dripping juices and a lack of proper food safety training also top the list. These slip-ups can lead to serious foodborne illnesses. If you’ve worked in food service or noticed something off while dining out, what’s the worst violation you’ve seen? Let’s swap stories and talk about what makes you trust (or avoid) a local spot! #Health #BodyHealth #CharlotteEats00Share
Jason Wells+FollowCharlotte’s Shamrock Dr. gets a fresh flavorBig news for Plaza Shamrock: the old Letty’s spot on Shamrock Dr. is getting a total makeover and a brand new restaurant, PostScript, is moving in! For years, this cozy corner has been a go-to for everything from honey pecan chicken to epic brownies, and it’s seen a lot of Charlotte history—from Pike’s Soda Shop to Foskoskies to Letty’s. Now, with a full renovation underway, everyone’s buzzing about what PostScript will bring to the table. What kind of food or vibe are you hoping for in this iconic neighborhood space? #Food #CharlotteEats #PlazaShamrock00Share
dianefrank+FollowCharlotte’s best Chinese eats for ChristmasCraving something other than turkey or ham this Christmas? Charlotte’s Chinese restaurants are making the holidays easier—and tastier—by staying open on both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Whether you’re after dim sum, noodles, or a buffet feast, you’ve got plenty of options across the city and suburbs. From longtime favorites like Wan Fu and Shun Lee Palace to hidden gems like BaoBao and Riceblossom, you can skip the kitchen stress and treat yourself to a delicious meal out or to-go. Which spot is your go-to for holiday dining, or are you trying somewhere new this year? #Food #CharlotteEats #ChristmasInCharlotte10Share
aguilarallison+FollowWhat’s really behind Charlotte’s B-grade restaurants?A dead roach by the kitchen, brownish liquid backing up from drains, and dirty utensils—these are just a few of the issues found at some Charlotte restaurants during recent health inspections. While most local spots earned an A, four restaurants, including Kosei Teki Sushi and Bojangles, dropped to a B after inspectors spotted everything from raw chicken stored incorrectly to hand soap kept with customer food. It’s a reminder to check those health grades before you eat out! Have you ever noticed a low score or seen something questionable at your favorite spot? Let’s talk about what matters most to you when dining out in Charlotte. #Health #BodyHealth #CharlotteEats00Share
Mary Williams+FollowCharlotte’s West End gets a waffle wonderlandCharlotte’s West End just scored big for brunch lovers! The Wafflery, a family-run spot dreamed up by Mattie King, has opened its doors on Rozzelles Ferry Road, taking over the old West End Tavern. The menu is a waffle lover’s dream—think chicken & waffles, banana caramel crunch, and even s’mores waffles, plus Southern staples like shrimp & grits. What’s wild? King used AI to help design the restaurant’s vibe! Locals have been craving a brunch spot, and now it’s here. Who’s already been, and what’s your go-to order? Let’s talk brunch favorites! #Food #CharlotteEats #WestEndCLT00Share
Mary Williams+FollowSouth Charlotte’s cleanest (and dirtiest) eatsA few South Charlotte spots just scored perfect 100s on their health inspections—shoutout to Chick-fil-A on South Blvd and Pete’s Red Hots! But not every place made the honor roll: Mezeh Mediterranean Grill and Hyatt House clocked in with some of the lowest scores this week. If you’re picking up lunch or planning a night out, these grades might make you rethink your go-to order. Anyone surprised by who made the top (or bottom) of the list? Let’s hear your experiences and favorite safe bets! #Food #CharlotteEats #HealthInspections00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowMyers Park’s secret spot for global flavorsCharlotte’s food scene is leveling up, and SORA in Myers Park is proof. Tucked behind an unmarked door, this new French–Asian tasting-menu spot by Birdie Yang (the mind behind Baku and Yama) is serving up one of the city’s most creative dining experiences. Think multi-course menus with everything from caviar to A5 Miyazaki beef, all explained course-by-course. It’s a splurge, but the flavors and presentation are next-level—and the place was surprisingly quiet on a Saturday. Would you try a spot like this, or is it too over-the-top for a night out? #Food #CharlotteEats #MyersPark00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowWhere to eat out in Charlotte on ChristmasTired of spending Christmas Day in the kitchen? Charlotte has you covered with a bunch of local restaurants ready to serve up festive meals, so you can actually relax and enjoy the holiday. From Uptown’s 204 North with their special Christmas menu, to Caroline’s Oyster Bar for a seafood twist, and even Dubai Grills & Pizza for something totally different, there’s a spot for every craving. Classic steakhouses like STK and Chima are open, too, plus IHOP for a casual bite. Who’s ditching the dishes this year and making a reservation instead? #Food #CharlotteEats #ChristmasDinner00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowWhere to eat out in Charlotte on ChristmasNo need to stress over Christmas dinner this year—Charlotte’s got you covered! A bunch of local favorites are opening their doors on December 25, serving everything from Brazilian rodizio feasts at Chima Steakhouse to Southern comfort at The Asbury and even Korean BBQ at KPOT. Whether you’re craving prime rib, lobster, or a festive cocktail, there’s a spot for every taste and mood. Who else is tempted to make dining out a new holiday tradition? Let’s swap recommendations—where would you go first? #Food #CharlotteEats #ChristmasDinner00Share
