Oak Steakhouse, in Charlotte, has rave reviews and an old school vibe. I personally found their execution to lack, making it a very expensive experience and terrible value. Click to read my full review of Oak Steakhouse.

Looking for the best, most authentic Vietnamese food in Charlotte? Check out Saigon Palace. This dive offers delicious, fresh, authentic cuisine - from spring rolls to pho - just like what I'd get in Ho Chi Minh. Click to read my full review of Saigon Palace.

If you are looking for the best restaurant or dining experience in Charlotte, look no further than Steak48! This place is my go-to for all things. It's the perfect place for any occasion from a birthday to anniversary to client dinner. The food, the service, the entire experience is impeccable. Click to read my full review of Steak48.

Craving ramen in the Ballantyne neighborhood of Charlotte? Sheng Ramen has you covered. In addition to their classic tonkotsu ramen, they also offer food for even the pickiest of eaters - from chicken teriyaki to yakisoba to a bowl of noodles and broth. Click to read all about my thoughts on Sheng Ramen.

300 East is an institution of a restaurant, that has been serving the Charlotte community for over 30 years. It has rave reviews; however, I did not find the restaurant to live up to the hype. Click to read my full review of 300 East.

If you are looking for the best ramen in Charlotte, look no further than Wu-Rons! This hole in the wall restaurant is my go-to for a classic tonkotsu ramen and delicious pork buns. Rich. Creamy. Delicious. Click to read my full review of Wurons.

Have you been thinking about a reservation at Counter, Charlotte's newest tasting menu restaurant? Click to read my full review.

If you are looking for a fun restaurant for drinks and appetizers, Red Salt by David Burke is a great choice. Click to read the full review of this restaurant.

If you are looking for a delicious, casual brunch in Charlotte, look no further than VANA. Click to read the full review of this restaurant, and their delicious brioche french toast.

Bossy Beulah's is arguably the best fried chicken sandwich in Charlotte, NC, according to locals. Read my full review to see how I think it stacks up.

Leah and Louise, in Charlotte, is an inventive restaurant in Camp North. It doesn't all land for me; however, I appreciate the risks being taken. Certain dishes are phenomenal though, like the burger. Click to read my full review of Leah and Louise restaurant.

If you are craving something sweet, look no further than The Batchmaker. The sweet confections here will have singing in pure delight. This is hands down the best bakery in Charlotte, NC.

If you are looking for the best sushi in Charlotte, New Zealand Cafe should definitely be on your list. It is a no frills restaurant that offers a tremendous value, between quality and price.

If you are looking for the best tapas in Charlotte, look no further than Bulla Gastrobar. Click to read the full review of this restaurant's Spanish Tapas.

If you are looking for some fresh sushi in the South End of Charlotte, check out Yume. Click to read the full review of this restaurant.

An American (New) restaurant with a mid century vibe. A bit of a hit and miss on the food. If you stick with the pub-style food, like the burger, you'll enjoy yourself. Click to read the full review.

If you are looking for the best Korean food in Charlotte, look no further than PePeRo. There is a hole in the wall restaurant in the back room of this grocery store. It's a total dive, but serves extremely authentic Korean Food. Click to read the full review.

Have picky eaters? Open Rice is a great spot for the whole family. It's very casual, and offers an extensive menu, from dumplings to bulgogi, to curry, to roast duck.