Restaurants across the Queen City will host families and will cook takeout meals for the Thanksgiving holiday on Nov. 27.

Charlotte's food scene in November revolved around exciting developments in the Michelin Guide American South and various local restaurant changes.

​ After SNAP benefits were cut off, livestreamers came together to ensure homeless families were fed this Thanksgiving. From ...

Local foodies have been waiting for this all week. Social media “food critic” Keith Lee finally got a taste of Charlotte’s culinary scene. If you didn’t know, the former MMA fighter has been ...

I n 1978, Eligio Peña, an immigrant from the Dominican Republic, opened his first family-owned grocery store in Queens, New ...

CHARLOTTE — Across the county, food prices are still going up. In fact, they’re outpacing inflation overall. Products like ...

Whenever you throw food away, you are not only throwing away that item, but also the energy and resources used to produce and sustain it.

In the final hours of this year’s Lovin’ Life Music Fest, there was a fire at one of the music festival’s food trucks. Shortly before 8 p.m. on Sunday, several Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officers ...

Bojangles’ Restaurants CEO Jose Armario took the long path from teenage fast-food worker to CEO of the iconic Southern ...

Food insecurity is becoming an increasing issue for some North Carolina federal workers. Since they aren’t receiving paychecks amid the ongoing government shutdown, many have turned to community ...