Eat & Drink

Get to know some of Charlotte's best chefs, bartenders and brewers who attended the 2018 Charleston Wine + Food Festival and showed the world what Charlotte's culinary scene has to offer.

Cuisine in Charlotte is good for the soul. Here are restaurants where you can dine like royalty in the Queen City.

Chef Jim Noble of Noble Food and Pursuits dishes on a few of his favorite Charlotte spots

Charlotte offers a variety of healthy, and delicious, grab-and-go casual food.

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.

Charlotte’s overflowing with craft beer all year long, but every April, locally made brews reign supreme in the Queen City.

The CLT Clash of the Crafts March Madness-style bracket will seek to crown the people’s choice champion of Charlotte’s craft brews. The competition kicks off with 32 locally-made beers representing the beer bracket divisions of Hoppy, Malt/Roast, Crisp and Funky/Fruity until only one remains as the CLT Clash of the Crafts Champion.

Whether they’re a feat of engineering, brewed for a cause or inspired by industry and real-life pioneers, these brews offer unique ways to experience the craft and culture of Charlotte beer.

Meet the people behind the city’s best drinks, from classic and pre-Prohibition to tiki and mezcal—and learn how to make them.

Pickled foods were a culinary trend in Charlotte before it swept five-star kitchens across the country.

Charlotte chefs are taking farm-to-table dining to new heights—don’t miss these five dishes that showcase the best of what’s in season right now.

If Charlotte could flick on a “Hot Now” sign, then the city’s coffee and doughnut scene would keep the neon Krispy Kreme-inspired indicator eternally lit.