Our first time trying Tanzanian food, and it was 10/10! Located inside the Market at 7th Street,…read morethis stall offers hearty fare with a smile. The staff member working there was so helpful in explaining the dishes and even gave us samples to try two of the protein options to help us choose. We ended up going with the lamb bites in the Swahili bowl, along with an order of beef samosas with tamarind sauce. The coconut rice in the Swahili bowl is ohemgee good! The collards, beans, and plantains really round it out, and the lamb was flavorful and tender. The beef samosas were a treat with savory filling and flaky pastry. This order was plenty of food for the 2 of us, and we actually took home leftovers. After you order, make sure to get your parking deck ticket validated for 2 hours of free parking. Serengeti Kitchen is a must-try! Support a local business offering cuisine that feels like getting a hug.

Was on our way to a Hornets game against Miami - they didn't win womp womp womp but our pre-game…read morepit stop at Serengeti Kitchen was a total slam dunk! ‍ We took the train to The Market at 7th Street trying to get some steps in and see what is new at 7th Street Market. I love that the market acts as an incubator--there's always something fresh and exciting to discover. This time, we stumbled upon this East African gem, and I'm so glad we did. I ordered the Swahili Plate and it was fantastic--perfectly seasoned with just the right amount of spice that keeps things interesting without being "offensive". The beans and rice were easily my favorite part; you really can't beat a good bean! The hubby grabbed a wrap - the Grilled Chicken Chapati Wrap and was a big fan of his too. If you're looking for authentic Tanzanian flavors and a welcoming atmosphere, definitely give them a try before your next Uptown adventure. Until next time 7th Street Market. LIL Tip too - if you want a nice to pair with your food the gent that owns the Wine store will do just that - tell him what you ordered and he'll make an excellent suggestion.

After a fun Brunch I wanted to take some really good treats home for later. So we stopped in to…read moreBabe&Butcher for delicious charcuterie items. The staff were friendly and very knowledgeable about the large selection of cheeses and meats. The decor was delightful and fun!

With very short notice, we reached out to the Babe & Butcher for a grazing table, and what they put…read moretogether for us was extraordinary!! The addition of their handheld sandwiches along with their incredibly clever and beautiful boards (and locally sourced flowers/foliage) made for a stunning and delicious centerpiece for our reception. Their communication was incredibly prompt, and with so many choices on their menu, it was easy to choose them above my other catering options. No regrets, and I am looking forward to visiting the shop and booking them again for our catering needs in the future!!

AMAZING!!!!!! I can't express enough how incredible this meal delivery was. I mean just wow! My…read moredear dear friend had a meal sent to me while I was home recovering from surgery and it fed my stomach, heart and soul. It was a 3 - course meal, so I felt super fancy even though I was just sitting on my couch. The food was so fresh and delicious, I was shocked every time I took a bite. I had the pleasure of dining on smoked chicken tacos, stuffed NC flounder and a buttermilk panna cotta tart Their Chef truly has a gift! I cannot wait to have their food again soon!!! Highly recommend everyone check them out!

I can't believe I have not rated Your Farms yet. We ordered from Your Farms last year, and again…read morethis year for the holiday lasagna tray. It was so good last year that we had to order again this year. It is a pricey tray, but it is well worth it as it serves a lot. It is also by far my favorite lasagna - the layers of meat and cheese (lots of cheese) plus the extra container of sauce to pour on top, is fantastic. I would buy the sauce if I could! Chef Sam with Your Farms is simply amazing - I look forward to his new restaurant opening soon!

My family has been using Babe & Butcher for a couple of years they are fantastic what ever size…read moreparty your having small or large the quality is always amazing and the customer service is always great as well.

Okay I know what you're all thinking-- is a BYO Charcuterie place worth it? Well hopefully after…read moreyou read my review you'll at least be convinced that this place is 100% worth it! I've been wanting to try something like this for a while and I am lucky that I stumbled upon the perfect spot. Onto the food! So there are two options: a small and a large box. The large box features 3 cheeses of your choice, whereas the small is only 1. You get the same amount of meats and sides in both boxes, so we decided to go all out and get the large box. The employee there let us sample everything and guided us through the process to ensure what we wanted was represented in our board. We chose the Truffle, Brie, and Blueberry Goat Cheese. For our meat, we went with the Prosciutto. For our sides, we got Cornichons, Mixed Olives, Marcona Almonds, Berry Jam, and Dried Apricots. The board also came with crackers. The most heavenly bite was spreading the berry jam on a cracker and topping it with brie and prosciutto. It was creamy, melt in your mouth perfection! The Truffle cheese was also delicious and had a pretty strong truffle flavor. The blueberry flavored goat cheese was also delicious with a subtle hints of blueberry and it paired so well with the dried apricots. The pickled items and nuts were also super fresh and yummy. And you get so much of each item, like so much cheese, meat, and sides you can't even think to finish it in one sitting. Sometimes when establishments like this pop up you find yourself wondering is this really worth it? Well I would say with full confidence that this place is. The portions are generous, ingredients are fresh, and the presentation is just adorable. You get exactly what you want in terms of charcuterie and you are guided by the employees to create memorable combinations.

I don't even like BBQ. This was a catered event! I went back…read morefor 2nds!! I would have gone back for 3rds!! I'm now looking to find where they have their Food trucks!!

I recently tried the BBQ Sundae from a food truck event at work. It had layers of slaw, pork, mac &…read morecheese, and baked beans--definitely a cool concept and a fun play on a sundae. The BBQ itself was decent, though a bit expensive for what you get. The portion was deceptively larger than it looked, but I do wish there was more BBQ sauce throughout the layers to really tie it all together.

Greetings Yelpers!…read more Listen and learn from this Mensch Ex-Deli Man! - I've been so excited about visiting Joan's Bakery & Deli since migrating here to Charlotte in December 2024. "Oy Vey Iz Mir!" Why don't I get started? - I really wanted to give this place 5 Stars - for many selfish reasons; - But I was truly disappointed from the lack of response I received from management. The Yelp reviews advised avoiding the Matzah Ball Soup - so I took heed to these words from fellow Yelpers. Kinehora - B"H - Thank G-d, I was able to find this place. I believe it's facing some sort of Park. The location is wonderful - But wonderful, so long as the weather is cooperating. What is the long term plan for this place? Who own this? Is this some sort of experiment or trial? - The marking on the lovely bag that I was handed my order in - are puzzling to me. I can't help it - I'm naturally inquisitive. From what I can deduce, this place is owned by the folks who own Dressler's. Seating is strictly outsides! Again - Praise G-d! - It was unseasonably mild and lovely last Saturday Morning - I really should have been in Shul. This ordeal would teach me a lesson for being a naughty boy on Shabbos. Let's lay the cards on the table: Let's all stop referring to this place as a Jewish Deli; - There is nothing Kosher about this place. This is a "Hipster Spin" on "The Jewish Deli" - Why would you "Spin" things the way you have? "We" have been doing the Kosher Deli right for centuries. My G-d! Come on! I ordered the Pastrami Sandwich; - The Meat was pretty good; - Dry, despite requesting it "Juicy" - I got a blank stare from the friendly chap that took my order. This is more like "Montreal Smoked Meat" - The meat is cut thick and so, it has its own character. But, it is dry and chewy; - It just doesn't melt in your mouth the way it should. The so called "Potato Knish" was an abomination! Better to describe the entire episode as a "Shanda" - I'm sure those who are reading this understand! - Why / Who would fill a Potato Knish with Cheese? - Why did you do this? This made me sad the entire weekend! - This was the final blow! Our tragedy continues with a feeble attempt at Rye Bread - which was nothing more than White Bread with Rye Seeds; It was not good. Russian dressing was nice; Again - I had some blank looks on my face - when I requested it. Biggest disappointment was the "Hipster Mustard" - What planet did that come from? - Best to stick with the standard "Deli Mustard" - we've been doing it with this for centuries - Come on guys! Did you do any research? Because of our traditions, we've kept our balance for many, many years. Even here in Charlotte we have traditions for everything, how to eat, how to sleep, even, how to wear clothes. I was amazed at the diverse crowd of patrons that came with their own unique neurosis and mishegoss. Fortunately, for your sake they were an unsophisticated lot. Overall - an OK experience that was shattered by a "Hipster - Cheese/Potato - Cake" - Come on guys? Get some Kasha and take a ride up to Yonah Schimmel's. I was truly so saddened, that I didn't even want to try the delicious looking Babka, for fear of being let done. It did look nice! Tradition! Thank G-d for Lee @ Katz Deli in Charlotte who's knows a bit about tradition. I get it, a true Kosher Deli would not work in Charlotte! Too many obstacles! Not enough demand and way to expensive. To those reading this, I urge you to give this place a try. I just can't tell a lie! Tradition! Without our traditions, our lives would be as shaky as . . . as a fiddler on the roof! Constructive criticism, I truly hope you will make some changes. I truly hope you will allow me to return!

Loved this new Jewish deli and bakery in the Metropolitan area of Charlotte!…read more I got the pastrami sandwich and it was really good. The pastrami was leaner than I would have liked but still flavorful. The mustard was super strong, so I don't recommend adding any more than the little bit they put on the sandwich. The potato onion knish was amazing! I got mine heated up. It was super creamy and very flavorful. I also got the half dozen rugelach. I did half chocolate and half apricot. Both were very good. I liked the apricot a little more though. Overall, everything was really good! I would definitely come back and try the other pastries and cakes that they offer

My husband is bedridden and I'm cooking for him, home care giver and me. It's added stress to have…read moreto plan, shop and cook everyday. Switching Kitchens is great to always have back up meals in the freezer. The food is very good. I've enjoyed the chicken pot pie and Sheppard pie. I can easily feed three people for $20 . . . With leftovers! The staff has always been very pleasant and helpful. I do wish they would have some meals not frozen. I highly recommend Switchin' Kitchens.

Looks better than it tastes, reminded me of senior citizen home food. Use just a little bit of salt.read more

Now with a spot located in the 7th Street Market, I had no idea what my taste buds were about to…read moreexperience! The food was absolutely delicious but I have to call out my favorites - The Pork Belly a 10000/10 I mean the flavor, texture, everything you would want was there and more - If you love oysters please try their fried ones with the cocktail sauce - Steak cheese had the perfect ratio of meat, cheese, and flavor

I ordered the Oxtail Quesadilla for lunch and it was outstanding! Probably one of the best…read morequesadillas I've ever had. Give this place a try and support the local businesses in 7th street market.