Carolina Culinary Experiences
Charlotte, North Carolina is slowly becoming a seamless culinary experience, and there is a food tour company connecting us. New York probably has the best walking food tours and FEAST FOOD TOURS will unveil the best chefs, restaurateurs, farmers, and artisans inside Charlotte’s culinary scene with walking food tours. These culinary events, and custom excursions might be an experience for us during the holidays. Check out Charlotte food tours and custom interactive events, here. During the tours foodies walk Uptown, NoDa area, Plaza Midwood, Dilworth, and South End.
Not far from Charlotte, North Carolina is Charleston with some of the most famous seafood and traditional fare. From roasted oysters, garlic crabs, and shrimp and grits. I would be remiss if not mentioning the history of cities related to their food. In the spring of 1670, more than 150 English colonists, their servants, and enslaved known as disembarking what we know as Charleston harbor. The first name, Charles Town, was given to it in honor of King Charles II. The settlement was in an excellent strategic location, so it had more than 1,000. Charleston’s food is famous for their Lowcountry staples like, Poogan’s Porch and Slightly North of Broad.
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