Our CLT adventures have led us to some amazing people in the Queen City, and some of them are quite the beer lovers! So, to get you and your team ready for Super Bowl LIV…we’ve asked our friends to share their top brew picks. Whether you are #team49ers or #teamchiefs or #teamFOOD or #teamcommercials…trust us […]
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One of our foodie friends, Erin of @Every_Last_Bite, is always sharing about her amazing eats from the RDU-Triangle area, and all we can do is salivate over our phones as we scroll through her grid. With Raleigh’s foodie scene booming and restaurants by renowned Chef Ashley Christensen, we have been planning to make a weekend […]
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Thanks to our great IG friend, Sarah (@thecarolinawanderer), we were able to book our little family a heck of a great flight deal to NYC, and the guys and I got to play for 5 days in the ultimate East Coast foodie playground! Charlotteans are quite lucky to have many flights coming and going to […]
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Not that we are BUBBLE TEA or BOBA experts but we’ve drank our fair share of this delicious little treat that is FINALLY (thank the heavens!!!) becoming more readily available in the Queen City. Before, we had to either go make a trek to our favorite Asian market in Stallings, NC or go to one […]
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An authentic international cuisine is a MUST for any big city, and while many may think that Charlotte’s foodie scene is still just growing and could not compete with cities like New York, LA, or even Atlanta…a closer look will reveal that we do have some pretty great noms right here in our very own […]
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Travel plans from CLT to any airport in India will cost you anywhere about ~$1-2K and at least 19+ hours if not a full day of travel, but lucky for us Charlotteans, Tandur has made its way to our side of the world! With two convenient locations in South Park and Rea Farms, this mini-chain […]
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Yes, we have another cocktail post for y’all because it’s patio season and why not? Here’s another quick and easy cocktail recipe to take you away to the islands. ‘Pinya’ is Tagalog for ‘pineapple’–Tagalog being our native tongue from the Philippines. We hope you guys like this. It’s so easy to make and so easy […]
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