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4 Restaurant Chains Closing North Carolina Locations in 2026
Flavor Hills opened its Durham restaurant in December 2025. Then in mid-August 2026, the brand shut that restaurant and its Downtown Raleigh location, effective immediately. Here are the restaurant chains that have already closed or are closing North Carolina locations in 2026. 1. Hickory Tavern. Hickory Tavern, the Charlotte-born sports...
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Demolition Permit of Buca di Beppo for Raising Cane’s Approved in Pineville
A representative from a popular chicken finger franchise is asking people in Pineville not to fly the coop over its plans to open an outpost in the community. On Wednesday, Oct. 28, a Raising Cane's spokesperson told The Charlotte Observer that the company's demolition permit for Pineville has been approved, even though online records show the request was withdrawn.
takemetotn.com
This Pineville Restaurant Turns A North Carolina Night Out Into A Full Bavarian Feast
Some dinner plans need a passport, and some only need a quick drive down Lancaster Highway. Just south of Charlotte, in the town of Pineville, one family has spent years serving the kind of German meal that people usually cross an ocean to find. The menu is long, the portions...
Axios Charlotte
Live music: The 10 biggest concerts in Charlotte this November
Charlotte live music fans, here's a list of 10 of the biggest concerts coming to the city in November. Nov. 1: Young Miko Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko brings her blend of Latin trap, reggaeton and hip-hop to Charlotte after a rapid rise to international fame. Location: Spectrum Center Start time: 8pm Tickets : $43+ Nov. 3: Rod Wave Known for blending emotional storytelling with hip-hop and R&B, Rod Wave is coming back to Charlotte with fan favorites like "Heart on Ice" and "Tombstone." Location: Spectrum Center Start time: 8pm Tickets: $94+ Nov. 7: Yebba Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Yebba brings her powerhouse vocals and soulful blend of R&B, jazz and pop to Charlotte. Location: The Fillmore Start time: 8pm Tickets : $64+ Nov. 7: Little Big Town Country quartet Little Big Town is known for their signature four-part harmonies and hits like "Girl Crush," "Pontoon" and "Boondocks." Location: Ovens Auditorium Start time: 7:30pm Tickets: $16+ Nov. 11: Sleeping With Sirens Get ready for early 2010s emo Nostalgia and a high-energy show from post-hardcore band Sleeping With Sirens. Location: The Fillmore Start time: 7pm Tickets: $137+ Nov. 13 & 14: Jack White The former White Stripes frontman will deliver his unmistakable guitar
hoodline.com
Late-Night Sundae Shop Scoop N Scootery Set to Land Across From UNC Charlotte
Scoop N Scootery plans to open at 9605 N. Tryon St. in University City in February 2027, bringing its oversized sundaes and late-night service to a site across from UNC Charlotte. Franchise owner Patrick Knorring is behind the project, which would add a University City location to the brand’s existing Charlotte shop on Thrift Road.
Charlotte Observer
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Chef Assembly Picks Charlotte For First-Ever Southern Event
Bank of America Corporate Center — Site of First Southern Chef Assembly. Charlotte is about to get its first taste of Chef Assembly, the national hospitality gathering known for pulling chefs, restaurateurs and food-media heavyweights into one room. The event's organizers are bringing their first-ever Southern edition to the Queen City, a sign that Charlotte's culinary scene has reached a level of national attention that didn't exist a decade ago.
JELD
The Wilder Blue extends Cinco Tour into 2027 with new show dates
The Wilder Blue will continue their Cinco Tour into 2027 with a series of newly confirmed concert dates. The upcoming leg includes performances at Exit/In […] The post The Wilder Blue extends Cinco Tour into 2027 with new show dates first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .
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southparkmagazine.com
This tiny NoDa deli delivers big on flavor and charm
There is no front door — just a walk-up window — at Olivelli Deli, NoDa’s newest eatery on E. 35th Street, but you’ll know it when you’re close. About a half-block in from the corner at N. Davidson Street straddled by Growlers Pourhouse, the utility boxes attached to the building’s gritty red brick are painted a deep hunter green and whimsically adorned with Irish-cream-hued olive-tree flowers and leaves.