This North Carolina Italian Eatery Ranks Among The Best New Restaurants In The United States
When it comes to Italian food, we are there any day. This North Carolina Italian eatery ranks among the best new restaurants in the United States. And if you live in the southern portion of the state, you don’t have to travel far. This high end Italian restaurant is in Charlotte’s NoDa neighborhood. It just received a high honor.
Ever Andalo makes the list of the 25 “Best New Restaurants” list for 2023. Who says so? Hundreds and hundreds of Yelp reviews and more. Ever Andalo ranks high on the list at number 8. It is one of only 2 restaurants in the Carolinas that made the list. It’s based on eating establishments that have opened since 2022. Our source Channel 9 in Charlotte, reports this from Yelp. “With a menu inspired by Andalo, a village in Italy’s Dolomite region, this namesake restaurant specializes in two types of regional ingredients: fresh local produce and premium Italian-imported products”. And the mantra is simple. The preparations are simple to allow the natural flavors to shine. To learn more about this new North Carolina Italian Eatery, get details here from Channel 9.
The name Ever Andalo has special meaning for owners Jeff Tonidandel and Jamie Brown. They spent months in Italy, of course eating delicious food but also tracing Jeff’s last name. The rare name has origins in a region called Andalo. Not only did he find his deep family roots, he also found the most amazing Italian foods, dishes made for generations.
The food looks absolutely mouthwatering with dishes like Mushroom Tortelloni and Farotto. You can find them at 3116 North Davidson Street. And they are open every day except for Monday. To learn more about this North Carolina eatery that has ranked among the best new restaurants in the United States, check out their website right here.
This Charlotte Suburb In South Carolina Ranks #1 Nationwide For Livability
When you’re looking to purchase a home, looking outside the city limits and in the suburbs is the best option for many people. You can typically get more home for your money, more outdoor living space, in many cases better schools, and a slightly more family friendly way of life. This is certainly true in the Charlotte market. And new research from Today’s Homeowner that was shared with us, determined the top suburbs across the country. They looked a 580 suburbs surrounding the 78 largest cities in the country. And they determined that the top Charlotte suburb? It’s actually right across the border in South Carolina.
The rankings are based on housing affordability, inventory, job market and livability (climate risk, entertainment and dining, etc.) metrics. And the it was the Charlotte suburb of Fort Mill, SC that actually ranked as the second best suburb nationwide. Not only that but when it came to livability this city ranked in the top spot. Fort Mill was boosted not only for it’s livability score but it’s inventory aka the number of homes available. Taxes across the border are typically cheaper as well as gas. The downside to living in Fort Mill? The commute into uptown Charlotte during the workweek. Fort Mill wasn’t the only Charlotte suburb that was recognized positively in this study. Overall Charlotte ranked as having the second best suburbs. Only Nashville, a city who has seen similar growth in a similar time period as Charlotte.
Keep reading to see where each Charlotte suburb ranked in this study. Interested in the full research or methodology? You can find that via Today’s Homeowner here. If you’re looking to buy a home anywhere in the Charlotte region, suburb or not, good luck. It’s tough out there!
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.
