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Charlotte’s food scene is exploding and gaining national recognition. This month, we rank the city’s top 25 new restaurants, and tell you how each one fits into the overall landscape of food here. It’s sure to make you want to eat. We also have our annual Cracked Crown awards, the hilarious list of weird and silly things that happened around the region in 2016 (and there were a bunch), and a more serious story on Charlotte’s role in the urban-rural divide that plagues North Carolina. Oh, and if you’re drinking on New Year’s Eve, fear not. We have a hangover remedy just for you.

Save Me From Myself

Scheduling a hangover and putting a hydration clinic to the test.

4 mins

Can The Old Common Market Live Again?

The owners are bringing the neighborhood gathering place back. Want to get there? Just walk 1,153 paces from the old spot.

5 mins

Who's Cooking Dinner?

There are four culinary schools in Charlotte. So why is there a shortage of cooks in the city’s restaurants?

7 mins

The Isle Of Charlotte

Going back to when the city passed liquor-by-the-drink in 1978, Charlotte has sped away from the communities that surround it. In 2016, though, the great urban rural divide dominated the national conversation. Charlotte lost business, control of its destiny, and a sense of self, in part because of how quickly and thoroughly it had gone forward. Can—and should—it go back?

10+ mins

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Charlotte magazine is filled with timely, well-written features and resources to help readers satisfy their lifestyle-driven needs. Readers rely on Charlotte magazine for information to enhance their modern lifestyles while getting the best out of what our city has to offer. In every issue, readers find information on the people, places, and trends that define Charlotte.