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Morning 3: Popular pizza joint to open full-service restaurant at Charlotte airport -- and other news
Morning 3 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. Check out those stories and more below. Popular pizza joint to open full-service restaurant at Charlotte airport. The restaurant plans to open inside the airport in 2027. Details here. North Carolina high...
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You’d Never Guess This Plain-Looking North Carolina BBQ Joint Won A James Beard Award
There’s a small brick building in Ayden, North Carolina, topped with what appears to be a miniature U.S. Capitol dome, and inside it serves some of the most celebrated barbecue in American history. That’s not a typo, and it’s not a joke. Skylight Inn BBQ is the...
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Out-Of-Towners Plan Return Trips To Charlotte, North Carolina For The Tacos At This Beloved Mexican Spot
Some people plan trips around concerts or ballgames, but a growing crowd plans its Charlotte visits around tacos. One business traveler worked through every single taco on the menu and then openly hoped work would send them back to town. A small counter-service spot in west Charlotte has earned that...
Charlotte Observer
Plans called to raze Pineville Italian restaurant, then move in a chicken chain
UPDATE: Plans to demolish an existing restaurant to make room for a new Raising Cane’s in Pineville were “withdrawn” on Oct. 26, although other permits for the site remain pending. CharlotteFive has reached out to the chain for an update and was awaiting a response. The original story is below. Months after its debut, Raising Cane’s is plotting its next Charlotte-area restaurant. The popular chicken finger chain is expanding to Pineville, with plans to build a new outpost at Carolina Place from the ground up, Mecklenburg County records show. The existing site at 10915 Carolina Place Pkwy will be bulldozed to make way for the new build, according to a demolition permit, although it’s unclear when. The space was last home to Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant. “Trash enclosures, site lighting (and) parking” at the site will also come down, records show. CharlotteFive reached out to Raising Cane’s for more information and was awaiting a response. The Pineville site is one of three new Raising Cane’s restaurants in development in metro Charlotte, according to the Charlotte Business Journal. The chicken chain also plans to open spots in Concord and Gastonia by 2027. Its first foray into the Charlotte market came