Queen’s Feast is back. Here’s how you can dine at a discount around Charlotte
Queen’s Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week, the twice-a-year promotion that offers diners a chance to eat a multi-course meal at a fixed price, is back.
From Friday, Jan. 23-Sunday, Feb. 1, you’ll be able to eat dinner at some of the Charlotte area’s best restaurants for $30 to $55 per person. Afterward, we’ll be waiting until July for the promotion to return.
Reservations are recommended for dining at the participating restaurants in nine counties: Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Gaston, Cleveland, Union, Lincoln, Catawba, Stanly and York, SC.
“It’s the perfect mid-winter incentive for a fun and leisurely night out while you sample new spots,” Bruce Hensley, a partner in Hensley Fontana Public Relations — which owns and operates the promotion — said in a news release. “And the restaurants are ready to impress all those fresh faces and keep them coming back.”
Queen’s Feast details
The hardest thing about Queen’s Feast might be deciding which restaurants to pick. With 120 restaurants to choose from, it’s a tall task.
To narrow things down, you can browse the restaurants by neighborhoods in Charlotte or by city outside of Charlotte. When you spot an eatery you’re interested in, click the name to find out the prix fixe deal being offered and what’s on the menu, along with other details.
First-time participants in the restaurant week event are:
- The Crunkleton
- North Italia in Huntersville
- Paco’s Tacos & Tequila in Fort Mill
- Puerta
- Rosemont
- Soul Gastrolounge
- Sixty Vines
- SouthBound
- Taco Boy
- Towel City Tavern in Kannapolis
- Yugenn
This story was originally published January 7, 2026 at 1:00 PM.
