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This City Has The Cheapest Groceries In North Carolina

Author Debbie Nance

I know from personal experience the pain of rising grocery costs these days.  But, there is some good news for a few spots in the country.  And, this North Carolina town has some of the cheapest groceries in the nation.  So, yes, it is possible to find cheap groceries in North Carolina according to the latest data from WalletHub.

And, to end the suspense it’s none other than Fayetteville where we find some of the cheapest groceries in North Carolina and the nation for that matter.  This finding is actually a study within a study from WalletHub.  The site analyzed “Best Foodie Cities in America” for 2023.  And, as you might guess there are plenty of North and South Carolina cities ranking on that list.  Some of those include Charlotte, Raleigh, and Charleston.

But, while most of those cities scored higher on the overall Foodie List, Fayetteville is the one with some of the best grocery deals.  To compile the Best Foodie Cities in America list, WalletHub looked at “foodie friendliness” when it came to things like affordability and accessibility of high-quality restaurants to food festivals per capita.  And, the site examined which cities basically offered bang for buck when it comes to foodies looking to cook at home.  In studying the cheapest food areas they compared 180+ U.S. cities in 28 factors.

So, in looking at their “cost of groceries” analysis, WalletHub deemed the North Carolina city of Fayetteville in the top 5 lowest grocery costs.  In fact, Fayetteville was the only city outside of Texas to crack the top five for savings.  And for once, this is a time when you want to appear on a list of “lows.”

Feel free to examine the full list and methodology for WalletHub’s study.

North Carolina Town Ranks No. 1 in Destinations for Foodies in the US

Got a big appetite? If so, then this list might be the right place for you. Each year, Yelp compiles a list of the ultimate food destinations for those who enjoy all there is about a meal. 2022 is no different, except this time North Carolina went a little overboard with great destinations.

Yelp’s ‘Small Towns, Big Flavor’ list has three North Carolina towns making an appearance. To compile the list, researchers looked into cities with the highest restaurant ratings from out-of-town visitors and overall Yelp reviews. This list consists of towns/cities with a population under 250,000. Not only is North Carolina in three spots, but we are also home to the No. 1 foodie destination. Check out which towns made the list and some of the must-try restaurants in each destination. Tell us what you think!

Debbie Nance is the afternoon co-host along with her husband on "The Charlie and Debbie Show" at WSOC, Country 1037 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has been with the station for 18 years. Debbie is a CMA Award winner for Radio Personality of the Year. And, she has worked in radio for 40 years. Before her current afternoon position, Debbie spent more than a decade as co-host on morning shows in several markets across the Southeast. As a content creator for Country 1037, Debbie writes articles about food, new restaurants in the Carolinas and travel experiences.

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