European Inspired Deli Opens A New North Carolina Location
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Local ingredients, a blend of New York style deli and European street food; count us in! ‘The Good Wurst’, a European inspired deli is opening a new North Carolina location. The magic begins in March. And not only will their delicious from scratch transcontinental food be available but they are hiring as well.
According to WSOC TV, “That 3,000-square-foot restaurant is now hiring for its location at 4015 Corning Place in Riverbend Village. The 130-acre mixed-use complex, at Mount Holly-Huntersville Road and N.C. Highway 16 in Charlotte, is a joint venture between Simpson Commercial Real Estate and Landmark Development Partners.”
So who is the brainchild behind this fantastic concept? That would be Lincoln Clark. He drew the inspiration from the 18 months he lived in Europe. He loved the food and wanted to bring some of it back here to the United States.
Being in country music, I love a good double entendre. The dictionary says that is a word or phrase that is open to two interpretations. It plays on the words “good” and “wurst/worst”. You get it. It certainly looks like a great place to try a new twist on an old favorite.!
To learn more about “The Good Wurst” opening their new North Carolina locations, get all the details here from Channel 9.
North Carolina's Most Iconic Food According To MSN
If you travel around at all, you learn that each state has a particular food they are know for. And, they take pride in that dish. But, if you don’t have a chance to visit all 50 states, and who does…msn.com put together a list of the most iconic food in each state. So, what is North Carolina’s most iconic food? Well, we start with North and South Carolina and move to the neighboring states of Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia. MSN says the famous dishes from each state grew out of history, geography and the people who grew up there. Furthermore, they suggest if you want to take a road trip to try out all the foods, try some of their tips to save money on travel costs. Following their list they compare credit cards for gas and dining and how to get great deals.
Of course, I love to try new foods everywhere I visit. However, I don’t get a chance too often to travel a bunch. But, I can probably venture a guess as to what might be the most iconic food in North Carolina. I bet you can, too. Although, half the fun is the suspense and ultimately finding out. So, let’s see if we guessed correctly. And, you can check the full list, as well. Bonus spoiler…the favorite in my home state of Texas is the Beef Brisket. When it’s low and slow there’s nothing like it!
Finally, here is North Carolina’s most iconic food and those in our neighboring states according to MSN.
Catherine Lane is the morning show co-host and midday host on Country 1037 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has been with the station for the past 24 years and is a recipient of the Academy of Country Music Major Market Personality of the Year award. Catherine has been on air in both radio and television in the Queen City for 38 years. As a content creator for Country 1037, Catherine writes blogs on local events and restaurants. She also writes about great travel spots and out of the way places in the Carolinas. Anything outdoors, travel, food, animals or the many country artists from the Carolinas.
