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Jan 6, 2025 | 
carolinas.eater.com | Matt Lardie
Is there a more classic American dining experience than a steakhouse meal? Hefty slabs of steak cooked to order, a variety of sides and appetizers to fill out the table, and in increasingly rare instances, a visit (or three) to the salad bar. It’s Americana at its best, and whether the occasion is to celebrate a new job or birthday or just to satiate a hankering for beef, the Triangle has plenty of steakhouses to fit the mood.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
carolinas.eater.com | Erin Perkins |Matt Lardie |Kayleigh Ruller |Kay West
Each year, the Eater Awards is an opportunity for editors to reflect on what made the best restaurants, bars, food trucks, and otherwise exciting dining experiences across the country. In 2024, the Carolinas were all about preservation, from preserving family traditions in Asheville and Charleston to preserving restaurant legacies in Durham to preserving the art of fine dining in Charlotte.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
carolinas.eater.com | Matt Lardie
From Thai food to Greek plates to big burritos, here’s the best restaurants near the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and Carrboro
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
carolinas.eater.com | Matt Lardie
From classics to newcomers, here’s the best of where to eat in Bull City
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May 17, 2024 | 
carolinas.eater.com | Matt Lardie
Somewhere in the mind of restaurateur Robert Thompson resides a stylish, bold, slightly eccentric woman of the 1950s-1960s era. This woman (unnamed, but let’s call her Betty), is a huge fan of gardening, as devoted to her pet parakeets as she is to Elvis, and absolutely loves to throw a good dinner party. Betty’s a fan of bold prints, spicy food, stiff cocktails, and always, always having a good time. Too bad Betty isn’t real, because she sounds like a hoot.
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Feb 28, 2024 | 
carolinas.eater.com | Matt Lardie
Cameron Wilder Festival season is officially here, marking the start of a series of delicious events across the Carolinas. From celebrity-chef-studded soirees to local shindigs celebrating beloved ingredients, you could easily fill your calendar with a new food festival every month. While by no means comprehensive, the following list highlights some of the most exciting culinary events happening in North Carolina and South Carolina. Buy a ticket, pack your appetite, and get ready to party.
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Feb 23, 2024 | 
carolinas.eater.com | Matt Lardie
On the surface, Mike Potter’s journey to becoming a brewery owner would appear to have trod a familiar path — a beer lover starts homebrewing, and what was a hobby grows into a full-blown obsession followed by a business plan, equipment purchasing, and bam. North Carolina has another craft brewery. Dig a bit deeper, however, and it quickly turns out that Proximity Brewing Company (491 S.
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Feb 12, 2024 | 
carolinas.eater.com | Matt Lardie
The Year of the Dragon has arrived, and with it, Eater Carolinas is unveiling the inaugural list of Essential Chinese Restaurants in the Triangle. Let’s get something out of the way straight off — the region is blessed with a plethora of Chinese restaurants of all styles and price points. Fans of traditional Chinese-American staples like General Tso’s chicken, Mongolian beef, and pork fried rice don’t have to travel far to find perfectly serviceable renditions of these and more.
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
gardenandgun.com | Matt Lardie |Katherine Jarvis
Travel Offseason standouts to warm you after a chilly day combing the beach We’re well into winter here in the South, which means it’s time to start planning summer vacations. For millions of people that will mean booking some beach time on North Carolina’s Outer Banks.
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Matt Lardie
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