/r/Charlottefood
A place for us to talk about and support the food in our city.
ask about where to go to dinner
or ask about where to find a certain ingredient you need
tell us about places you enjoyed
or a restaurant/bar you just opened
We are here to openly talk all things food and drink
Food Events
Food Truck Fridays
Fridays at W. Park and Camden in South End from 5pm - 9pm.
Sizzling Saturdays(food trucks)
Saturdays at W. Park and Camden in South End from 5pm - 9pm.
/r/Charlottefood
Private Dinners. Events. Currently taking orders for Thanksgiving delivery.
Can anyone make a suggestion to have pastry, charcuterie, desserts type food to be delivered. Similar to Harry & David online?
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New to Reddit, hi everyone!
I’ve been hearing some things from people very close to the situation come out about the chef of Counter. I was curious if anyone else had heard anything?
Looking for a family run restaurant Quality food Nothing too fancy Just quality with no fleecing of the customer
I'm a Ramen nut! I love it love love it. I lived in Japan for over a decade. During that time I ate Ramen at least once a week if not twice. I had my favorite spots as everyone does. Since moving back to my home town here in Charlotte, my wife and I have landed on Roppongi Ramen Bar as the closest to real Japanese Ramen. What are your favorite ramen spots in Charlotte Metro?
Hey folks! Just posting to let you know that Home.Grown CLT is having its inaugural festival this weekend (Saturday October 7th) at the Charlotte Art League's wonderful facility. We're a family-friendly event, so we'd like to invite you all to join us.
An all-encompassing arts festival, Home.Grown CLT features artists, musicians, authors, performers, nonprofits, creators, and food trucks/vendors exclusively from the Charlotte area so that we can all come together and celebrate the creativity and culture of the Queen City!
Tickets are on sale now. We have a discount code for all redditors (LOCAL2023), and children under 10 get free admission. Check out our lineup, food truck options (including vegan-friendly), and more below. We hope to see you all there as we support local arts and music!
Website: https://www.homegrownfest.org/
Ticket link: https://bpt.me/6065307
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/home.grownclt/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Home.GrownCLT/
Hi all!
I am looking for a restaurant in charlotte (preferably South End, Uptown, NODA, Elizabeth or plaza) to host a birthday dinner. We are a group of 10 - most being out of town family so looking for a cool spot/neighborhood to show.
Trying to find a place near a cocktail lounge for pre dinner drinks. Open to all cuisines but trying to stay under $50 p/p. The few spots I’ve found that I’m interested in require a pre fix menu or minimum spend that’s going to cost at least $1k. Trying to keep the bill to $500-600.
Thanks in advance! (Cross-posted)
Wife and I are planing to go out to eat, and we are looking for something different. We like Suprica a lot, but are looking at “State of Confusion” off of Clanton and S. Tryon. Any other suggestions for higher end eats?
Any recommendations for good food on a Sunday around 11:30am? Can be breakfast, brunch, or lunch. Ideally someplace where reservations aren’t required and the place won’t be slam packed busy (unless it has a decent bar where I can be seated/served without a wait)?
We love to give chefs a chance to show off and branch out in the kitchen, and tomorrow, we'll be getting a glimpse of what some of the city's best are capable of when given no boundaries. Check out Unpretentious Palate's Meat & Potatoes dinner, where we take Charlotte's steak-and-potatoes reputation and shatter it course by course. Each course — from the beef cheek barbacoa empanada welcome dish to the foie-caramel custard dessert and the four courses in between — is one you'll remember. For just $100, you'll enjoy five courses plus a welcome bite, with gratuity included.
See the full menu here: https://unpretentiouspalate.com/meat-potatoes-dinner/
I am moving to Charlotte and am a huge food guy
Best Mexican food? Tacos, gorditas, tortas, everything
Best Italian food? Not necessarily the most expensive but looking for some tasty food
Italian store? Here at home we have a market with a deli, bakery, restaurant which all have some authentic Italian products along with Italian American things.
For under $1.50, Their called birria tacos I think
Title says it all. Any recommendations?
Gyoza! Where are the best dumplings in the area?!?
As the title says, I'm looking for a good Dim sum place, or Korean BBQ. I have a feeling there's one here somewhere, and I haven't had either one of these since I moved out here. If anyone could point me in the right direction that would be awesome!
Thanks in advance