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Foodie road trip: Taste top eats + treats during Savor Charlotte

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Savor Charlotte proves that food + drink should be an experience. | Photo provided by Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority
Hit the road, CHS, and get to know Charlotte’s vibrant culinary scene during Savor Charlotte — a two-week foodie adventure spotlighting the Queen City’s top chefs, restaurateurs, mixologists, and bakers.

Happening March 12-26, the curated culinary experience treats guests to exclusive menus, limited-time deals, and hands-on events by talented tastemakers throughout the city. Here’s the top foodie experiences we’re eyeing:

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Savor Charlotte includes local favorites like Haberdish, Growler’s Pourhouse, Another Food Truck + more.

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Photo by Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority/Jonathan Cooper

🍽️ Exclusive menus

  • Supperland — The upscale Southern steakhouse will offer specially-made dishes paired with exclusive cocktails.
  • Angeline’s — Enjoy a three-course, Italian-inspired prix-fixe menu.
  • McNinch House — Celebrate beloved sommelier, Anthony “Wes” Wesley, with selections of his favorite wines and toasts to his life. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to cancer research in Wes’ honor.
  • Wentworth & Fenn — Camp North End’s all-scratch bakery will offer a chef-curated pastry + in-house seasonal beverage.
  • It’s Poppin! Gourmet Kettle Korn — Fried Chicken, Ranch, Strawberry Cheesecake, Kotton Kandy, or Fruity Pebbles? Try these specialty popcorn flavors made just for Savor Charlotte.
  • Reigning Doughnuts — Savor Charlotte at breakfast time, too. Snag an exclusive doughnut flavor from the walk-up window.

💸 Special offers

  • Counter — Get $25 off a seven-course tasting menu by visionary Chef Sam Hart.
  • Fin & Fino — Go on a tasting tour for two, featuring seafood dishes, a cocktail, and wine.
  • Fonta Flora Brewery — Sip a special beer release + enjoy live music.
  • Cuzzo’s Cuisine — Save 15% at this local-favorite restaurant famous for its lobster mac n’ cheese.
  • Joan’s Bakery & Deli — Enjoy a complimentary slice of fresh-baked cake with any sandwich.

🧑‍🍳 Hands-on events

  • Assorted Table Wine & Shop — On March 13, attend an exclusive hands-on class as Assorted Table and Orrman’s Cheese Shop helps you craft your own wine + cheese pairings.
  • Orrman’s Cheese Shop — On March 21, indulge in cheesy raclette scraped onto potatoes and served with baguette, cornichons + mustard, and salami.

👉 How it works

Pick your experience and mention the word “savor” or use code SAVOR when booking an online reservation.

Pro tip: Tag @charlottesgotalot and use #SavorCharlotte to share your experience on social.
See menus + more tastemaker experiences
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What’s your favorite way to experience a city’s culinary scene?


A. Enjoy a meal at a restaurant
B. Find a favorite food truck
C. Grab a drink at a bar or lounge
D. Visit a local bakery
E. Meet with friends at a brewery
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Events
Tuesday, Feb. 27
Wednesday, Feb. 28
  • Trivia Wizard | Wednesday, Feb. 28 | 7 p.m. | New Realm Brewing, 880 Island Park Dr., Charleston | Free | Whether you’re a pop culture guru or a history buff, get ready to test your knowledge and show off your trivia skills.
  • Septima by Patricia Williams Dockery | Wednesday, Feb. 28-Saturday, March 2 | 7:30-9 p.m. | Cannon Street Arts Center, 134 Cannon St., Charleston | $47-$53 | Told through monologues, stories, and music, this play honors the moments of Septima’s life that shaped her into one of the most important figures in American history.
Thursday, Feb. 29
  • Leap Thirsty Thursday Terrarium Workshop | Thursday, Feb. 29 | 6:30-8 p.m. | PlantHouse - Charleston, 832 Coleman Blvd., Mount Pleasant | $23-$36 | Attendees can select their air plants and decor to make a 6" terrarium that is perfect for displaying in a home or office.
  • 2000s Theme Trivia | Thursday, Feb. 29 | 7-10 p.m. | Islander 71, 80 41st Ave., Isle of Palms | Free | Don’t miss this night of fun filled with nostalgia for all things in the 2000s.
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News Notes
Biz
  • The City of Charleston’s 2024 Small Business Opportunity Expo will be on Thursday, March 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Gaillard Center. This free event will showcase opportunities available to Lowcountry small businesses with 50+ exhibitors.
Opening
  • Ruby’s NY Style Bagels is celebrating its new Mount Pleasant location at 3481 Park Ave. Blvd., Ste. 102 on Saturday, March 2 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The kitchen will not be open yet, but there will be free bagels and coffee on a first-come, first-served basis.
Real Estate
  • Construction for new build-to-rent luxury townhomes is underway in Nowell Creek Village on Daniel Island. The homes will be part of a marsh-front community with amenities and three + four bedroom units with attached garages. Spring 2025 is when the first units are expected to be completed. (Charleston Regional Business Journal)
Cause
  • Water Mission’s 18th annual Walk for Water will be at Riverfront Park in North Charleston on Saturday, March 23. Aiming to raise awareness on providing safe water to people, participants of the walk can enjoy food trucks, interactive activities, and live music. (WCIV)
Featured
  • “America: The Land We Live In,” a new show on PBS that explores the Southeastern part of the US, highlighted Charleston in one of its segments. The program includes a spotlight on the Gullah Geechee community and features local historic homes. Stream it. (Charleston City Paper)
History
  • A plaque has been dedicated in front of the former Charleston home of Civil Rights activist Septima P. Clark, who was also described as the “Mother of the Movement.” Visit the historical marker at 364 President St. (WCBD)
Eat
  • We’ve got three more weeks of winter before spring rolls around, so we’re savoring all the cozy weekend mornings we can. On our menu this week? This blueberry coffee cake. Whip it up in 20 minutes and enjoy a warm slice with your morning coffee.*
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Pets

🐕 Ready to paw-ty?

Bring your pup to Yappy Hour at Wannamaker Park

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Who doesn’t like dog fun? | Photo by Charleston County Parks
Dog owners, mark your calendars. You and your four-legged pals are invited to Yappy Hour at Wannamaker Park (8888 University Blvd., in North Charleston) on Thursday, March 28.

From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., attendees can enjoy live music from David Collins while pups explore the facility’s dog park and its amenities. Sips will be available for purchase. No outside alcohol, food, or coolers are allowed.

Yappy Hour is free with park purchase, and no registration is required.

Pro tip: Read the dog park rules and pet etiquette.

Wannamaker’s Dog Park:
  • Six acres
  • Offers off-leash area for small + large dogs
  • Has a “Splash Paw” doggie spray play and a dog washing station
  • Includes amenities like restrooms, benches, and shade structures
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The Wrap
 
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Today’s edition by:
Erika

From the editor
Last weekend’s Rock the Block at Home Team BBQ was so much fun. Is there anything better than good food, drinks, and vibes for a good cause?

Another food experience I’m excited about is the Sushi Omakase pop-up, which will run until Saturday, March 2 at the Thoroughbred Club.
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