2 Charlotte restaurants say goodbye, including a popular Italian eatery
Two Charlotte restaurants are bowing out of the city’s dining scene.
This week, I reported on two recent or impending restaurant closings, including a popular Italian eatery in SouthPark.
Here’s what to know and when to get your last bites:
Fontana di Vino
Fontana Di Vino, a modern Italian eatery, has shuttered its SouthPark restaurant, though the reason remains unclear.
Known for its variety of pasta dishes, the restaurant reportedly closed on or around Valentine’s Day. A Google listing indicates the restaurant is “permanently closed,” and the SouthPark eatery is no longer listed as a location on its official website.
Fontana Di Vino has another restaurant in Davidson that’s still open.
Skinny Buddha
Skinny Buddha is closing up shop at The Bank Food Hall in Kannapolis, the restaurant shared in a message posted on Instagram.
The eatery, known for its sushi, egg rolls and bulgogi bowls, will serve its last meals on Sunday, March 8.
A reason for the closure wasn’t made public.
“This decision comes with deep gratitude for everyone who has shared a meal, a laugh, and a memory with us,” the restaurant’s management said in a farewell message. “To our loyal guest, friends, and neighbors — thank you for being part of our story. Your support has meant everything, and it’s been an honor to serve y’all.”