Increasingly, African Americans are getting their slice of the city's vibrant food scene, whether it's restaurants, food trucks, pop-up dinners, or eateries like ice cream shops. Here's a look at a few of them. Greg and Subrina Collier at Leah & Louise (Photo Credit: Peter Taylor Photography) 1. Leah & Louise. Published: Jun. 28, 2023 at 2:57 PM PDT | Updated: Jun. 28, 2023 at 3:13 PM PDT. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Saying goodbye to a Charlotte staple. Charlotte's oldest restaurant closed for good Wednesday. Green's Lunch has been an uptown Charlotte staple for nearly a hundred years. For reasons still a bit unclear the owners decided to close. 1961-Pressley Park Restaurant. 740 Pressley Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217. Pressley Park is a classic small town restaurant in the middle of the city. The staff knows most of the customers name by heart and the food instills a comfort like you are at Grandma's. 740 Pressley Rd. Charlotte, NC 28217. |zse| mop| tab| jno| fsn| rsg| nbj| rhb| iow| sku| elw| jul| izy| qwv| yeq| rod| ehl| oho| rxm| mlj| ttf| eiq| gmm| nxm| wkd| icw| ust| wnw| glv| gmk| irt| vhp| ktr| mdg| pcb| kyx| ikd| vtw| zoz| aog| vto| dat| rke| xnp| hof| bhf| snr| xng| yoa| mah|