Popular restaurateurs announce new restaurant group
BayHaven Restaurant
Group is the latest venture from Leah & Louise restaurant co-owners, Chef Greg and Subrina Collier.
By Katrina Louis | May 27, 2021
Eat Black Charlotte Week adds to growing spotlight on Black culinary scene
The team of local bloggers, food photographers and curators to highlight Charlotte’s Black food businesses and entrepreneurs June 4-12.
By Katrina Louis | May 24, 2021
City of Charlotte awards Mama’s Caribbean Grill owner with international business honor
Vinroy Reid received the CIC International Entrepreneur Award and shared restaurant news.
By Katrina Louis | May 14, 2021
BayHaven Food & Wine Festival to celebrate chefs, food and culture
Chef Greg and Subrina Collier will launch the inaugural festival weekend Oct. 22-24, 2021 at Camp North End.
By Katrina Louis | April 29, 2021
SAVOR Black Charlotte spotlights local restaurants as residents return outdoors
Organizers want to drive awareness of and sales to Black-owned restaurants following a turbulent year.
By Katrina Louis | April 15, 2021
North End Farmers Market to launch at Camp North End on April 28
A new outdoor marketplace is coming to the North End community later this month. Camp North End will debut its […]
By Katrina Louis | April 6, 2021
What The Fries restaurant set for March 23 opening
Owners behind the popular food truck known for its loaded fries will open their first physical location in south Charlotte.
By Katrina Louis | March 18, 2021
These local chefs are sharing their favorite ‘for the culture’ dishes
Six Charlotte-based chefs connect food and culture in honor of Black History Month.
By Katrina Louis | February 1, 2021
HotBox Next Level Kitchen to plant roots in Historic West End
The Concord eatery is part of the growing number of businesses backed by Historic West End Partners.
By Katrina Louis | November 10, 2020
West Charlotte restaurateurs plan second location
LuLu’s Maryland-Style Chicken and Seafood owners plan expansion to Plaza Midwood while dealing with triumphs and tragedy.
By Sabrina Clark | November 4, 2020