Raquel S

I stopped by for a glass of wine (7 euros) and some gelato (2 scoops for 5 euros) to take away. Prices were clearly marked and seemed in line with the area.

I enjoyed my wine at a table outside and people watched and had a nice conversation with the gentleman at the next table.

The Nutella gelato was soooo good! I’m still thinking about it.

We dined at Peter Luger twice when we were in Vegas recently and both times it was incredible. We sat at the bar and received excellent service both times.

Note: we didn’t have a reservation either time but they accept walk ins at the bar.

For lunch, we tried the cheeseburger, the steak sandwich, and the fries. Everything was delicious but I enjoyed the steak sandwich more than the burger. The bartender who was waiting on us also gave us a sample of their homemade whipped cream for dessert and the signature chocolate coins.

They also bring you a complimentary bread basket and a pitcher of their famous sauce. It’s delicious on everything!!

We came back for dinner the next night and had a steak and creamed spinach. Omg both were incredible. I can’t stop thinking about this meal.

The restaurant is fairly new (open less than a month) and is running so smoothly you wouldn’t know it.

This is a basic no frills breakfast spot in South Charlotte. We came at 11 on a Sunday and the place was steadily full the entire time we were there.

We were sat immediately and service was prompt. Our server was a super sweet woman wearing purple kitty ears.

Food was good and prices were reasonable. It’s a solid diner experience. Basic breakfast (2 eggs, bacon or sausage, grits or hash browns, toast or biscuit) for around $10–hard to find a meal at that price in Charlotte these days.

Food came out pretty quickly, less than ten minutes. My meal was good but I did need to add some salt to my scrambled eggs.

I was actually impressed at how clean the bathrooms are. For a mom and pop restaurant that has been around for years, the whole place feels very well kept up.

Located in a strip mall with a decent sized parking lot.

The vibe at the new Seoul Food Meat Co location is more like a family friendly restaurant than the original location in South End that has a bar feel.

I thought the food was pretty good but others in my party didn’t care for it. I liked the cheesesteak egg rolls and the bulgogi taco.

Tip and gratuity are already added into the prices so prices seem high (but you don’t add extra tip on when you swipe your card). All beers are $8 and appetizers are each $7. They also don’t keep tabs open so you have to pay each time you go up to order more.

There’s a game room in the back and an outdoor area with tables and a playground for the kids.

Pretty big parking lot that is shared with the new food hall that opened next door. I think the light rail stops nearby too.

This was my first time going to Lidl in the US. Great store with great prices, especially if you use the app to get extra discounts.

They have name brand items that are priced about the same as Walmart or Target and off brand items that are super affordable.

The produce looked really good.

I love all the European products too! I grew up in Germany so it’s nice to see some familiar items!

My one complaint is that the lines can get long because they only have one or two registers open at a time and they weren’t super fast.

Shopping carts are free to use and you should bring your own bags if you don’t want to buy bags.