50+ things to know about Charlotte's vibrant food scene in October

In October's bustling Charlotte food scene, several common themes emerge, including change and expansion in local establishments, new experiences for food lovers, and notable closures.

The Charlotte Regional Farmers Market remains a popular fall destination with seasonal produce like root vegetables. Rollercoaster news includes Truva Turkish Kitchen opening where Riccio's Italian Restaurant closed after 62 years.

Meanwhile, a tragic loss for Brooks' Sandwich House as it announces temporary closure for the trial of co-owner Scott Brooks' murder.

Local favorite Indigo Tea + Coffee Co. reopened in Uptown after closing its South End location in July. Vegan café Oh My Soul expanded with a new grab-and-go concept in the Ally Building.

New ventures continue with Charlotte chef and Netflix alum Courtney Evans discussing her culinary journey and future plans after her show spotlight.

New restaurant openings include Ace No. 3 and Krazy Curry, both bringing diverse flavors to Uptown Charlotte.

A Concord dessert shop, Classy Scoops, launched a second location in University City.

Significant closures include Blaze Pizza's South End location and Yiding Hot Pot in Pineville.

The grand opening of Mama Lina’s Pizzeria plus new Charlotte ventures from established favorites reflect constant shifts within the city’s gastronomic landscape.

Duckworth’s offers a variety of game day foods, including burgers, nachos and sandwiches. By guerrillaRAW

NO. 1: MY FRIENDS ARE NEW TO THE CHARLOTTE AREA. HERE’S WHERE WE EAT IN HUNTERSVILLE

In a stroke of good luck, my husband‘s best friend and his family — the couple who set us up together and have been by our side ever since — have moved to the Charlotte area this year and landed in Lake Norman. | Published October 8, 2025 | Read Full Story by Heidi Finley

Greenville, South Carolina, has been chosen by Michelin as the host territory for the Guide ceremony which will be held in November at the Peace Center.

NO. 2: WILL A CHARLOTTE RESTAURANT EARN A MICHELIN STAR THIS YEAR? SIGNS POINT TO YES

As Michelin prepares for the big reveal of its Michelin Guide American South on Monday, Nov. | Published October 9, 2025 | Read Full Story by Heidi Finley

5th Sin Wood Fire Kitchen food truck owners Mital Naik and Andre Tomaz hold open their signature Cuban sandwich. By Alex Cason

NO. 3: WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT CHARLOTTE’S CUBAN SANDWICHES? THE ANSWER IS: EVERYTHING.

The Cuban, or Cubano, is a thrilling feat of sandwich engineering whose singular goal is to impart maximum pleasure. | Published October 29, 2025 | Read Full Story by Timothy DePeugh

At Seoul Food Meat Company’s Optimist Park location, Bruno is hidden away in true speakeasy fashion — through its walk-in cooler doors .

NO. 4: 8 (SORT OF SECRET) SPEAKEASIES WHERE YOU CAN SNEAK IN FOR A DRINK AROUND CHARLOTTE

Tucked away in hidden spots and out of the way places are some of the Charlotte area’s swankiest cocktail bars, a set of speakeasies that we’re letting you in on the secret about. | Published October 13, 2025 | Read Full Story by Heidi Finley

Matt Simpkins, left, and Tom Bogan cheers before sampling a whiskey at Oaklore Distilling Co. in Matthews, N.C., on Tuesday, September 30, 2025. By KHADEJEH NIKOUYEH

NO. 5: BASED ON A TRUE ‘BOURBON’: DISTILLERY CONTINUES TO MAKE FOOTPRINTS IN CHARLOTTE

After turning a hobby of making homemade whiskey into a local distillery business, buddies Matt Simpkins and Thomas Bogan believe great-tasting bourbon should come with a story. | Published October 6, 2025 | Read Full Story by Chase Jordan

The menu at Truva’s Turkish Kitchen includes classic dishes such as lamb shish kebabs, stuffed cabbage leaves and lahmucan, according to its website.

NO. 6: A 62-YEAR-OLD CHARLOTTE RESTAURANT CLOSED. HERE’S WHAT’S TAKING ITS PLACE.

A new Mediterranean eatery is bringing authentic Turkish cuisine to Charlotte. | Published October 2, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

The Artisan’s Palate, a local restaurant, craft bar and art gallery, hosts a variety of distinctive events including monthly Women of Whiskey tastings. By Liz Rothaus Bertrand

NO. 7: CHARLOTTE LOVES NEW RESTAURANTS. HOW ARE OLDER ONES KEEPING YOUR ATTENTION, TOO?

More than 100 restaurants have opened across Charlotte in 2025. | Published October 17, 2025 | Read Full Story by Liz Rothaus Bertrand

The arepa bowl is a crowd-pleaser consisting of egg, chicken, beef and pork on a bed of fried plantains and lettuce. By Chevere Street

NO. 8: 10 UNDERRATED LATIN AMERICAN RESTAURANTS IN THE CHARLOTTE AREA

Good flavor knows no boundaries, and Charlotte’s restaurants featuring authentic Hispanic and Latin American cuisine will make your mouth water. | Published October 10, 2025 | Read Full Story by Loàn Lake

McDonald’s customers will see a new treat on the dessert menu, but it won’t stick around.

NO. 9: NC HAS A FAVORITE BURGER CHAIN AND IT’S NOT MCDONALD’S, NEW SURVEY SAYS

Who doesn’t love a good burger and fries?McDonald’s remains the nation’s largest burger chain with more than 13,400 restaurants and counting. | Published October 1, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

The Uptown Farmers Market is at 300 S. Davidson Street in Charlotte every Saturday during its winter or spring season, rain or shine. Hours vary by season. By Alex Cason

NO. 10: WHAT’S IN SEASON THIS FALL AROUND CHARLOTTE? CHECK OUR AUTUMN FARMERS MARKET GUIDE

As humidity-heavy summer memories fade into crisp autumn air here in the Carolinas, our palates change, too: Many of us are starting to crave warm, filling meals made with hearty root vegetables. | Published October 9, 2025 | Read Full Story by Melissa Oyler

At Dilworth Tasting Room, food and cocktail offerings change seasonally. The restaurant recently launched 18 new drinks on its Seasonal Cocktails Menu. By Chris Rodarte

NO. 11: WOULD YOU TRY ONE? 5 WEIRDEST COCKTAILS IN CHARLOTTE RIGHT NOW

This fall, Charlotte bartenders are blurring the lines between cocktails and culinary art in delicious ways, putting out drinks. | Published October 7, 2025 | Read Full Story by Heidi Finley

Mamadou Toure of Nick’s Gyros & Seafood carves meat for the gyro on a heated vertical rotisserie. By Alex Cason

NO. 12: GO-TO SEAFOOD RESTAURANT CLOSES SUDDENLY AFTER 2 YEARS IN CHARLOTTE. WHAT’S NEXT?

Two years after Nick’s Gyros & Seafood expanded from Columbia to Charlotte, it posted on Instagram that it had closed its West Boulevard restaurant. However, all is not lost: Owner Khalif Muhammad told CharlotteFive on Wednesday that he has simply sold the location to friends of his. | Published October 1, 2025 | Read Full Story by Melissa Oyler

At JuaMoto Sunfired Cuisine, customers can find an assortment of wraps, salads, smoothies and other raw vegan dishes.

NO. 13: ‘HOLISTIC’ CHARLOTTE RESTAURANT TO FILL FORMER JAMAICAN SPOT DEVASTATED BY FIRE

JuaMoto Sunfired Cuisine, a Black-owned restaurant specializing in vegan and plant-based offerings, is moving to Charlotte, its owner told CharlotteFive. | Published October 3, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Scott Brooks and David Brooks of Brooks’ Sandwich House in NoDa in 2018. By Alex Cason

NO. 14: ‘TIME FOR JUSTICE’: BROOKS’ WILL CLOSE DURING FIRST DAY OF TRIAL IN THE DEATH OF SCOTT BROOKS

Almost six years after the tragic death of Brooks’ Sandwich House co-owner Scott Brooks, a trial date has been set. | Published October 1, 2025 | Read Full Story by Melissa Oyler

Prime Fish Cellar opened in February 2024 and is now closed for renovation into a wine bar featuring sushi and sake. By Heidi Finley

NO. 15: A CHARLOTTE BOTTLE SHOP CLOSED FOR A ‘MAJOR’ REVAMP. WHAT’S HAPPENING NEXT?

A Charlotte bottle shop known for its ultra-rare sake and gourmet bites is undergoing a “major” transformation before its planned reopening. | Published October 2, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Owner Case Warnemunde poses outside Old Town Public House in downtown Cornelius on Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025. The popular nightlife venue will close in January before the building is demolished for a major new development project. By DESIREE MATHURIN

NO. 16: LAKE NORMAN NIGHTLIFE VENUE TO CLOSE AND BUILDING RAZED FOR MAJOR NEW PROJECT

Old Town Public House, a popular nightlife venue in downtown Cornelius, will close in January before the building is demolished for a new development project, its owner said Thursday. | Published October 2, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Marusak

Raahi Art of India, a restaurant specializing in traditional Indian cuisine, recently opened in Charlotte’s South End.

NO. 17: NEW RESTAURANT PROMISES ‘TRUE INDIAN DINING EXPERIENCE’ IN SOUTH END CHARLOTTE

A new restaurant is bringing “the vibrant traditions of India“ to Charlotte’s dining scene. | Published October 6, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Cafe Pamlico offers breakfast, Sunday brunch and dinner. Reservations are strongly encouraged. By Melissa Anderson

NO. 18: 10 NC RESTAURANTS NAMED ‘BEST OF THE BEST’ IN THE US, TRIPADVISOR SAYS

From up-and-coming concepts to award-winning classics, North Carolina’s food scene is full of delicious dining spots — including a few that have been named among the best in the country. | Published October 3, 2025 | Read Full Story by Chyna Blackmon

Courtney Evans, who has worked in Charlotte restaurants with James Beard Award finalist chef Greg Collier, was among 21 chefs competing in Netflix’s “Next Gen Kitchen.”

NO. 19: CHARLOTTE CHEF COURTNEY EVANS TALKS LIFE AFTER NETFLIX’S ‘NEXT GEN CHEF’

Courtney Evans is still overwhelmed by all the attention she’s received since the finale of Netflix’s “Next Gen Chef” aired September 30. | Published October 9, 2025 | Read Full Story by Shindy Chen

Restaurateurs Jamie Brown, left and Jeff Tonidandel, right, are the ultimate power couple behind some of Charlotte’s hottest restaurants. They are now taking on their biggest challenges yet. They are transforming a former church into the city’s next iconic dining destination, Leluia Hall. They relocated a 120-year-old building to launch restaurant number seven. By JEFF SINER

NO. 20: HOW DID THIS COUPLE GO FROM CHARLOTTE RESTAURANT STARS TO STARRING IN A TV SHOW?

Jeff Tonidandel and Jamie Brown have proved once again that they know how to use historic buildings in Charlotte to their advantage. Recently, the husband-and-wife team that co-owns some of the city’s hottest restaurants — including Plaza Midwood’s Supperland and Dilworth’s Lelulia Hall, both of which are located in repurposed historic church buildings — hosted a premiere of their new PBS docu-series in a most apropos place: “Welcome to the beautifully restored Carolina Theatre,” Brown said to a crowd of about 800. | Published October 8, 2025 | Read Full Story by Theoden Janes

The Rosemary pizza at Pizza Baby has pistachio pesto, shaved red onions, pecorino and hot honey. By Alex Cason

NO. 21: BEST PIZZA? CHARLOTTE RESTAURANT CLAIMS NO. 1 SPOT IN NORTH CAROLINA, REPORT SAYS

Flaky crust, zesty sauce, flavorful toppings and a cheese pull worthy of your Instagram story: all hallmarks of the perfect pizza slice. | Published October 7, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

NoDa Brewing is among the Charlotte breweries working to devise a strategy amid President Trump’s shifting tariff plans. By Timothy DePeugh

NO. 22: 5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE CRAFT BEER SQUEEZE — NATIONALLY AND IN CHARLOTTE

The craft beer industry is making headlines again, with The New York Times spotlighting the recent wave of brewery closures and industry challenges across the country. | Published October 7, 2025 | Read Full Story by CharlotteFive staff

Downtown Concord, North Carolina. By Alex Cason

NO. 23: CONCORD NATIVE CLOSES DOORS ON DOWNTOWN COFFEE SHOP. ‘I’M BEYOND GRATEFUL’

A Charlotte-area coffee shop is “officially closed” after nearly two years in business. | Published October 7, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Utsav grocery store + food hall, now open in Charlotte, bills itself as a one-stop shop for all things Indian cuisine.

NO. 24: FROM BIRYANIS TO GROCERIES: INDIAN FOOD HALL + SUPERMARKET OPENS IN CHARLOTTE

A new supermarket hopes to be Charlotte’s one-stop shop for all things Indian cuisine and culture. | Published October 14, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Check out the new Ace No. 3 location, serving menu favorites and craft beer. By Courtesy of Ace No. 3

NO. 25: BURGER SPOT OPENS DOORS ON NEW LOCATION IN UPTOWN CHARLOTTE. WHAT TO KNOW

Ace No. 3, a counter-style burger joint, just opened the doors on another location in Charlotte. | Published October 9, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Krazy Curry is bringing Indian and Nepali cuisine to One South in uptown Charlotte.

NO. 26: INDIAN-NEPALESE RESTAURANT NOW OPEN IN UPTOWN CHARLOTTE. WHAT’S ON THE MENU?

Those in search of authentic Indian fare can find it at a new spot in uptown Charlotte. | Published October 9, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Night Swim Coffee’s Flagship Cafe is located on Old Pineville Road in Charlotte. By Evan Moore

NO. 27: ‘STRANGER THINGS,’ SAFE SPACES AND SWEET SIPS: WAS THIS CHARLOTTE CAFE WORTH IT?

What do “Stranger Things,” spectrum-friendly restrooms and sugary chai lattes have in common? | Published October 14, 2025 | Read Full Story by Evan Moore

Daily Grind Coffee Bar in Waxhaw makes lifelike fruit cakes, such as the pear one shown above. What you see isn’t what you get: The “pear” pastry looks exactly like the real fruit until a bite reveals its true nature: a fluffy, moist and delicate cake center. By Tamia Boyd

NO. 28: SHE DROVE AN HOUR+ FROM HER HOUSE IN CHARLOTTE FOR A $21 VIRAL FRUIT PASTRY. WAS IT WORTH IT?

A few weeks ago, I saw a TikTok post from a woman who was trying the viral fruit pastries at Daily Grind Coffee Bar in Waxhaw. I practically sprinted to my computer to tell Tamia. | Published October 14, 2025 | Read Full Story by Melissa Oyler

A collection of matchbooks is part of my coffee table decor. By Samantha Husted

NO. 29: NEED A LITTLE LIGHT? THESE CHARLOTTE RESTAURANTS, BARS GIVE OUT MATCHBOOKS

I’ve been on a side quest; a sort of Charlotte scavenger hunt, if you will. Recently, I’ve been collecting matchbooks from local restaurants and bars across the city. | Published October 17, 2025 | Read Full Story by Samantha Husted

The breakfast torta at Laurel Market. By Sofia DiStefano

NO. 30: A QUEST TO BITE INTO SOME OF CHARLOTTE’S BEST SANDWICHES LED ME TO LAUREL MARKET

Pulling into the Laurel Market parking lot, all I could think was: “Why haven’t I been here before?” | Published October 20, 2025 | Read Full Story by Sofia DiStefano

Yiding Hot Pot’s mildly spicy Yiding Mala broth, with bean sprouts, mushrooms, bok choi and beef. By Heid Finley

NO. 31: HOT POT RESTAURANT WITH ROBOT SERVERS QUIETLY CLOSES IN PINEVILLE. WHAT WE KNOW

A hot pot restaurant where AI robots served bowls of savory broth has closed in Pineville after just two years in business. | Published October 14, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Indigo Tea + Coffee Co., a specialty coffee bar, is now open at a new location in uptown Charlotte.

NO. 32: THIS UPTOWN CHARLOTTE CAFE SAT EMPTY FOR MONTHS — SEE WHAT’S TAKEN ITS PLACE

A specialty coffee and tea bar has found new home in uptown Charlotte just a few months after closing. | Published October 15, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Classy Scoops Ice Cream Lounge is expanding to Charlotte with a new location in University City.

NO. 33: CONCORD DESSERT SHOP BRINGS ROLLED ICE CREAM, BOBA TEAS TO NEW CHARLOTTE SPOT

A Concord ice cream shop is bringing it scoops and boba teas to Charlotte’s University City neighborhood. | Published October 15, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

The Cumulus, an iced matcha at Fly Kid Fly located at The Bowl at Ballantyne. By Tamia Boyd

NO. 34: BEAN THERE, SIPPED THAT: A CAFFEINATED TOUR OF THE BEST CHARLOTTE COFFEE SHOPS

Iced lattes, cappuccinos, flat whites, seasonal drinks or maybe a shot of espresso — these are some of my go-to orders at coffee shops across Charlotte. As one of my favorite pop girls, Sabrina Carpenter says, “That’s that me, espresso.” | Published October 27, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tamia Boyd

NO. 35: CRAFT BEER, CROISSANTS AND MORE: NEW SHOPS ARRIVING SOON IN DOWNTOWN HUNTERSVILLE

A Charlotte-area city is looking to grow its food and dining scene with two new options coming next spring. | Published October 17, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

The Veg Out pizza (with gluten free crust) at top, on left, The Meat Eater pizza, right,The Green Stripe (chicken) pizza at Blaze Pizza By Joyce Marshall

NO. 36: PIZZERIA WITH ‘FAST FIRED’ PIES CLOSES IN SOUTH END CHARLOTTE. WHAT WE KNOW

Blaze Pizza, a fast-casual chain serving fast-fired pies, has shut its doors in Charlotte’s South End. | Published October 21, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Aura Rooftop is on the fifth floor of the JW Marriott in uptown. Visit for botanical craft cocktails, boutique wines and small bites. By Joe Ciarlante DBA Ciarlante Photo

NO. 37: THIS CHARLOTTE ROOFTOP BAR RANKS AMONG THE BEST IN THE US. WHY FOLKS LOVE IT

A Charlotte lounge known for serving signature cocktails and small bites against the dazzling backdrop of the city’s skyline is among the nation’s best rooftop bars, a new report says. | Published October 22, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Oh My Soul’s Makhulu burger has two housemade “boerewors” patties on a toasted bun with lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickle, melted cheese, avocado, friendly bacon (seitan), house-made mayo and our secret “monkey-gland” sauce. By Alex Cason

NO. 38: VEGAN CAFE EXPANDS IN CHARLOTTE WITH NEW CARRYOUT CONCEPT. ‘WE’RE ON THE MOO’VE’

A popular vegan café just launched a new concept perfect for Charlotteans on the go. | Published October 22, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Fiesta Patria Mexican Restaurant Bar + Grill has opened the doors on its newest restaurant, its first in Charlotte.

NO. 39: FAMILY-OWNED RESTAURANT PROMISES AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD AT NEW CHARLOTTE SPOT

Fiesta Patria Mexican Restaurant Bar + Grill has opened in the Mountain Island/Harwood Lane area, serving up classics like chicken fajitas, enchiladas, carne asada and more, manager Antonio Alvarado told CharlotteFive. | Published October 23, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

The Garrison’s menu of appetizers includes fried ravioli, deviled eggs and signature chicken wings tossed in customers’ choice of sauce.

NO. 40: CHARLOTTE-AREA RESTAURANT + COCKTAIL BAR TO OPEN NEW SPOT. HERE’S WHAT TO KNOW.

A Charlotte-area cocktail bar and restaurant is taking its classic American fare across state lines. The Garrison is expanding from Pineville to Tega Cay, with a second restaurant slated to open in mid-spring 2026. | Published October 23, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

The Ginger Miso Crunch salad at Flower Child. By Evan Moore

NO. 41: I ATE AT A CHARLOTTE RESTAURANT I OWED AN APOLOGY TO. HERE’S WHAT I GOT FOR $25

Remember how apologizing as a kid wasn’t just about saying “sorry”? | Published October 28, 2025 | Read Full Story by Evan Moore

Mama Lina’s will open soon in Fort Mill, offering New York style pizza and Italian dishes. By John Marks

NO. 42: FORT MILL IS GETTING A NEW ITALIAN RESTAURANT WITH FAMILIAR TASTES OF NY PIZZA

Fans of the former Mama’s Pizza Pasta in Indian Land won’t have to wait much longer for another helping of traditional Italian food, this time in Fort Mill. | Published October 23, 2025 | Read Full Story by John Marks

The dining room at Yiding Hot Pot. By Heidi Finley

NO. 43: NEW ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT SUSHI SPOT OPENING SOON IN PINEVILLE. HERE’S WHAT TO EXPECT

Hot pot and sushi lovers, rejoice. | Published October 28, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

A turkey burger wtih turkey bacon and a side of pasta salad at Stacks. By Heidi Finley

NO. 44: CHARLOTTE-AREA BRUNCH SPOT OPENS DOORS ON A NEW LOCATION. ‘WE’RE SO EXCITED’

A Charlotte-area diner promises to serve “good food and plenty of it” at its newest location. | Published October 29, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

NO. 45: IT WAS NAMED CHARLOTTE’S BEST COFFEE SHOP. NOW, IT’S SUDDENLY FORCED TO CLOSE

A Charlotte coffee shop has shut its doors after the owner said it was suddenly booted from its spot. | Published October 29, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

Shyam Padamati and Chandu Gangidi own Desi District in Pineville. Shyam is holding the Bombay grilled sandwich, and Chandu is holding the juicy mutton mandi. By Alex Cason

NO. 46: FAST-CASUAL EATERY EARNS TITLE FOR TASTIEST INDIAN FOOD AROUND CHARLOTTE

Craving Indian cuisine? Here’s which restaurant was voted as the very best around the Charlotte area. | Published October 31, 2025 | Read Full Story by Chyna Blackmon

NO. 47: NEW BAR TO RAISE A GLASS WITH LOCAL SPIRITS IS NOW OPEN IN SOUTH END CHARLOTTE

A new spot to drink locally made spirits is now open at The Winnifred in Charlotte’s South End neighborhood. | Published October 30, 2025 | Read Full Story by Heidi Finley

Inside Bar-B-Q King, the restaurant was packed as customers waited patiently in a long line to order at the counter on Wednesday, Oct. 29. A staff member at the register bags an order as the queue stretches back through the building, filled with patrons eager to say a final goodbye to the eatery, which will close on Nov. 1. By Alex Cason

NO. 48: A WEEK+ AFTER BAR-B-Q KING ANNOUNCED IT WILL CLOSE, THE LUNCHTIME CROWDS STILL POUR IN

A week ago, Bar-B-Q King’s announcement that it would close was still fresh, so it was no surprise when CharlotteFive reported long lines of people showing up for one last meal at the classic restaurant. | Published October 29, 2025 | Read Full Story by Melissa Oyler

Eugene and Ayanna Williams own and operate NuJu Juice Cafe with the help of their children in Concord. The business is throwing a community celebration to thank the many people who have helped out this year, following a devastating car accident that left Eugene recovering from life-threatening injuries. By Courtesy of the Williams family

NO. 49: PRESSED BUT NOT CRUSHED: CONCORD COMMUNITY RALLIES AROUND FAMILY-OWNED JUICE CAFE

For Charlotte-area entrepreneurs Eugene and Ayanna Williams, and their six children, the last year has been a whirlwind of new beginnings and life-altering challenges. | Published October 31, 2025 | Read Full Story by Liz Rothaus Bertrand

704 Korean BBQ in South Charlotte is closing down after four years in business.

NO. 50: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT KOREAN BBQ SPOT CLOSING AFTER FOUR YEARS IN SOUTH CHARLOTTE

A Korean barbecue spot is packing up with plans to close in three days. | Published October 30, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

NO. 51: CHARLOTTE PUB FAMOUS FOR FISH AND CHIPS TO CLOSE — FOR NOW. 'THIS ISN'T GOODBYE.

The British-style tavern is known for hosting soccer fans and serving classic fare. | Published October 30, 2025 | Read Full Story by Tanasia Kenney

An Italian hoagie from Ricci’s Hoagies. Ricci’s Hoagies