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Queen’s Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week returns

Many of Charlotte’s best restaurants offer three-course dining deals from Friday, January 17, through Sunday, January 26.

Chef in hotel or restaurant kitchen cooking only hands. Prepared beef steak with vegetable decoration.

Will you be ordering the salmon or steak for Queen’s Feast?

Photo via Hensley Fontana Public Relations

Savor a feast fit for a queen.

Now is the perfect time to explore Charlotte’s dining scene by taking part in Queen’s Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week — running from Friday, January 17, through Sunday, January 26.

What is Restaurant Week?

For 10 days in January and July, more than 100 of the best restaurants in counties across the Charlotte area offer three courses at dinner for a special prix fixe price, ranging from $30 to $50 per person.

A restaurant server brings a plate of food to a woman in a restaurant.

Reservations for Queen’s Feast are recommended and must be made during dinner hours.

Photo via Hensley Fontana Public Relations

How do I participate?

It’s simpler than you may think. No passes, tickets, or restaurant coupons are required. Just head to a participating restaurant after booking your reservation + voilà, you’re taking part in the Charlotte Restaurant Week menu.

Participating restaurants

From Ballantyne to Huntersville, restaurants in virtually every Charlotte neighborhood are taking part in this year’s Queen’s Feast. There’s a full list of participating restaurants, but this City Editor is letting you know about local spots taking part in Queen’s Feast for the first time.

Ballantyne

Belmont / Gastonia

Cramerton

Lake Wylie

Hickory

NoDa

Plaza Midwood

South End

SouthPark

Uptown Charlotte

City Editor Jack here. I love eating out and the Charlotte food scene has plenty to offer. You may spot me checking out Southern Pecan Gulf Coast Kitchen or Dilworth Tasting Room (DTR).

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