News Summary
Charlotte’s highly anticipated Queen’s Feast, or Restaurant Week, is back from January 17-26, 2025, inviting food enthusiasts to explore over 100 restaurants. With prix fixe pricing from $30 to $50, diners can enjoy diverse cuisines across multiple counties. Reservations are recommended to secure a spot at popular venues like The Bottle Tree and Cajun Queen. Get ready to savor exquisite dishes and discover new favorites during this festive culinary event.
Get Ready for a Delicious Adventure: Queen’s Feast Returns to Charlotte!
The magic is back, Charlotte! Starting from January 17-26, 2025, the beloved Queen’s Feast, commonly known as Charlotte Restaurant Week, is set to make your taste buds tingle with excitement. This event, which first graced the Queen City’s culinary scene in 2008, invites food lovers to dive headfirst into a week of delectable dining opportunities at over 100 participating restaurants across the area. So, whether you’re a lifelong local or a newbie in town, there’s plenty of room for everyone at the table!
Why You Shouldn’t Miss It!
Are you itching to sample the best of what your neighborhood or the nearby culinary gems have to offer? Queen’s Feast presents the *perfect chance* to either explore new spots or revisit some beloved favorites. The list of restaurants features an exciting array of culinary delights, making it an event not to be missed.
Make Reservations – You Won’t Regret It!
But hey, let’s get real for a second: this event is quite popular, and it’s highly *recommended* to secure your table early! Reservations are your best friend here if you want to enjoy a delightful meal without a side of waiting in line.
Featured Restaurants that Will Blow Your Mind!
Now, let’s talk about some of the exciting restaurants that are gearing up for this fabulous feast!
- The Bottle Tree – Want a dining experience with a view? This restaurant is celebrated for having the best patio in the Charlotte area. Imagine sipping on your favorite drink while soaking up the sun, that sounds heavenly!
- Cajun Queen – Music enthusiasts will want to check this spot out. Not only does it have a hidden upstairs bar, but it also boasts live music every single night of the week. Who wouldn’t want to snack on some delicious food while enjoying some fantastic tunes?
- Bakersfield Tacos Tequila & Whiskey – If you’ve been following reality TV, you might recognize this buzzworthy place from “Love is Blind.” It’s the perfect spot to indulge in some decadent tacos. You might even meet some fellow fans!
- Hestia – For those seeking something special, Hestia offers a show-stopping $399 Wagyu steak. Couple that with panoramic rooftop views, and you’ve got yourself a memorable dining experience!
Pricing That’s Easy to Digest
During Queen’s Feast, you can dine like royalty with prix fixe prices ranging from $30 to $50 per person. The exact amount will depend on which restaurant you choose, but keep in mind that this doesn’t include tax and gratuity. Since the staff will be working hard to provide you with top-notch service during this bustling period, tipping generously is greatly encouraged. Trust us; they’ll appreciate it!
Culinary Exploration Across Multiple Counties
This year, the festivities will span across nine area counties including Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Gaston, Iredell, Union, Lincoln, Catawba, Stanly, and York. That gives you a wide selection of restaurants to explore, each with its own unique flair and menu items. Whether you’re in the mood for a cozy café or a vibrant restaurant, the options are endless!
Find Your Favorites!
To make your dining choices easier, a comprehensive list of participating restaurants will be made available. This list is sorted alphabetically by neighborhood, city, or area, so you can quickly locate the spots you want to visit.
Mark Your Calendar!
So, gather your friends, family, or even that special someone, and get excited for a foodie fest that’s sure to impress! Charlotte’s Queen’s Feast Restaurant Week is almost here, and it’s time to savor every delightful bite. Get ready to make some delicious memories from January 17-26, 2025!
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Additional Resources
- Charlotte Observer: Queen’s Feast Returns to Charlotte
- Wikipedia: Charlotte, North Carolina
- Charlotte Magazine: The 50 Best Restaurants in Charlotte 2025
- Google Search: Charlotte food events
- Eater Carolinas: Rada Opens in Charlotte
- Encyclopedia Britannica: North Carolina
- Charlotte Observer: Upcoming Food Festivals
- Google News: Charlotte food news
