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Epic foodie event: Charleston welcomes Charlotte’s top chefs + mixologists

Savor Charlotte is like having your best friend come to town just to cook you a delicious meal in your own home.

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Whether you crave international ingredients, something spicy, or comfort food, Charlotte’s food scene has your cravings covered.

Photos provided by Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority

Doritos and Taco Bell, a Caesar salad and a side of fries, Martha Stewart and Snoop Dog — yes, we’re talking about iconic collaborations.

Looking to join the list: Savor Charlotte and Charleston.

On Thursday, Nov. 14, the flavors and spirits of the Queen City will descend on Charleston as the famous Savor Charlotte event comes to five Charleston restaurants for one night only.

Presented by Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority, the culinary experience welcomes Charlotte’s top chefs and mixologists, to collaborate with these Holy City restaurants to present curated dinner menus with creative cocktail pairings.

Ready to take part in this exciting event? Here’s how:

🍽️ How it works

  1. Pick your chef-mixologist-restaurant collaboration from the list below.
  2. Make a reservation directly with the restaurant (pro tip: spots are limited, so advanced + early reservations are strongly recommended)
  3. Savor the culinary experience on November 14.
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Mark your calendar for Savor Charlotte in the Queen City coming March 2025.

Photo provided by Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority

🤝 The Collaborations

The Grocery | 4 Cannon St. |The neighborhood gathering place will host Chef Kaley Laird of Mimosa Grill and Mixologist Brittany Kellum of Fin & Fino.

The Ordinary | 544 King St. | The Southern seafood hall and oyster bar will welcome aboard Chef Joe Kindred from Kindred and Mixologist Larry Suggs from Ramble Drinkery.

Edmund’s Oast | 1081 Morrison Dr. | Chef Greg Collier of 3rd & Fernwood and Mixologist Mena Killough of Vinyl bring their talents to the cozy, comfort food eatery.

Southbound | 72 Cannon St. | Chef Shai Fargian of YAFO Kitchen and Mixologist Nadira Martin of Lorem Ipsum will take over the historic two-story home turned restaurant.

Sorelle | 88 Broad St. | Chef Sam Hart from Counter- will take over the southern Italian eatery, alongside mixologist Colleen Hughes from Tonidandel-Brown Restaurant Group.

Bonus: See why Charlotte is a nationally recognized destination for foodies and start planning your next visit to this southern sister city. Choose your culinary adventure

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