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Fashion Night Out at Butter
The glitterati started Fashion Night Out in 2009 in New York City as an attempt to jump-start the fashion and retail economy. In 2010, Charlotte’s version hit the NC Music Factory in a big way. With a fashion show in the front plaza of the Factory and the after-party at Butter, attendees were treated...
October 6th, 2010 | Current Issue | Read More
Tapas at Enso at the Epicentre
Location: 210 E. Trade St. (in the Epicenter).
First impression: Elegant. Stylish. A restaurant fit for a very special occasion.
Waitstaff: Warm and welcoming. Well-trained in the art of making the guest feel special. Knowledgeable.
Wine list: Extensive and unusual.
Cuisine: Asian fusion.
Group choices:...
October 4th, 2010 | Current Issue, Featured | Read More
Video from the Grand Opening of the Vue Charlotte
Three hundred people celebrated the grand opening of the 51-story Vue condo tower Sept. 16. Ocie Davis and his band supplied the jazz, Enso and Lucie provided dinner and Amelie’s French Bakery capped off the night with dessert. As the Uptown skyline sparkled in the background, partygoers enjoyed the...
September 30th, 2010 | Current Issue | Read More
Tapas at Press in Uptown Charlotte
Evening One/Stop Three: Press
Location: 333 W. Trade St.
First impression: Definitely a place for people serious about wine! Sleek, contemporary interior. Breezy, comfortable outdoor seating.
Waitstaff: Pleasant and accommodating. (Note: We were fortunate enough to meet a staff member who was extremely...
September 23rd, 2010 | Current Issue | Read More
The Saga at the Penguin Continues
Press Release
Contact: Jimmy King
Phone: (704) 491-8012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 20, 2010
Penguin Drive-in changes ownership
charlotte, Nc, September 20, 2010: The Penguin Drive-In is changing ownership after 10 years of business in the Plaza Midwood neighborhood. The popular restaurant was...
September 21st, 2010 | Current Issue | Read More
Tapas at the Dandelion Market
Evening One/Stop Two: The Dandelion Market
Location: 118 W. Fifth St.
First impression: Could have been in Dublin! Had the look and feel of an Irish pub. A place to have a rollicking good time. Big tables, sturdy enough for a rugby team.
Waitstaff: Very friendly. Eager to explain the small-plate concept.
Wine...
September 21st, 2010 | Current Issue | Read More
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