Eat & Drink

While it still may be awhile before you’re comfortable sipping wine at a restaurant, you can still celebrate National Wine Day (May 25) at home with deals from these local spots.

Grab the tacos and tequila, it’s time to have a fiesta at home.

We’ve been encouraged to stay home amid the COVID-19 crisis, but Charlotte bakeries are serving up sweets — like cookies, milkshakes and macarons — that you can enjoy from your couch.

Eating at home can be redundant, but thanks to the creativity of our local restaurateurs, chefs and mixologists, there’s plenty of variety to go around while we practice social distancing.

With the Stay-at-Home order in effect until the end of April, try making some of these popular recipes from Charlotte restaurants and bars.

There’s no need to leave your furry friend behind during patio season. These watering holes invite owners to lap up local suds with their pups in tow.

Where to go in Charlotte when you don’t want to go anywhere at all.

When the Republican National Convention heads to town August 24-27, 2020, attendees can sample the sophisticated local fare offered up at some of Charlotte’s most notable restaurants and breweries.

Explore the Queen City’s food scene, one photo at a time

Pumpkin season, known by some as “autumn,” is upon us. In Charlotte, we welcome the sweater weather by fully embracing all the basic essentials of fall. Pumpkin patches, pumpkin festivals and yes, pumpkin-flavored everything.

This post is brought to you in partnership with JJ’s Red Hots.

The CLT Clash of the Crafts March Madness-style bracket will seek to crown the people’s choice champion of Charlotte’s craft brews.