Popular Burger Restaurant Making It’s Way To This North Carolina Town
Hold on Matthews. One of the most popular burger restaurants in the area is about to open a new location. Who doesn’t love a big thick juicy delicious burger and tasty suds to wash it all down with. Moo & Brew is eyeing a first of the year opening in Matthews.
The finishing touches are going in as we speak to the 3,700 square foot restaurant in the historic downtown area of Matthews. According to Channel 9, Moo & Brew is expected to deliver the great food and the fun. It will also be centered around great music. The first location of Moo & Brew opened back in 2016 in the Plaza Midwood area of Charlotte. Expect the same level of quality but the Matthews location will have its own vibe.
You might like yours with lettuce and tomato, heinz 57 and french fried potatoes. Or you might want yours smothered with cheese and mushrooms. The possibilities are endless.
To learn more about this popular burger restaurant making it’s way to this North Carolina town, get details here from our source, Channel 9.
This North Carolina City Is The Number 2 City People Are Dreaming Of Moving To
7. Raleigh, NC
The North Carolina capital city ranks 7th on this list. I know there is a bit of a rivalry between Charlotte and Raleigh but as someone who loves both dearly, I will fiercely defend Raleigh even living in the Queen City. Plus it’s great for our state that both cities are thriving and desirable places to relocate to.
3. New York, NY
Daydreaming about moving to New York? It’s a common occurrence and no surprise to see the city that never sleeps on this list. I love to visit New York, but the only way I could live in New York is in areas and in a way that in this lifetime I will never be able to afford to. If it’s not in the Upper East Side I don’t want it. But I do have several friends and even a family member who have moved there permanently or temporarily. I’ll stick to visiting!
2. Charlotte, NC
While I don’t quite understand the why, I definitely see the people coming. More and more everyday. I know it’s good for the economy and the city, but it’s not good for rent prices, the housing market (if you’re a potential buyer), and traffic. So while I’d try and convince people we are full, I guess it’s a good thing our city is one people want to move to. As someone who was born and raised here, I do question what is so tempting. I love Charlotte and have no intention of leaving, but really the second most desirable place?
1. Austin, TX
Austin is certainly one of the trendiest cities right now. It’s pretty high on my list of places I want to visit, but until I have I can’t say whether or not I’d like to move there. But a thriving music and cultural scene are enticing and I’ve heard the food is incredible as well. Maybe in 2024 I’ll finally check this off the bucket list!
The Full Top 10
- Austin, TX
- Charlotte, NC
- New York, NY
- Los Angeles, CA
- Nashville, TN
- Tampa, FL
- Raleigh, NC
- Seattle, WA
- Atlanta, GA
- San Diego, CA
The top 10 is filled with some pretty great cities. Outside of the ones discussed above it was my dream to relocate to Nashville several years ago. Music City has seen a similar growth at the Queen City in the same time period so it makes sense it is on this list as well. While I personally couldn’t live in Atlanta (that traffic) it’s an enticing destination for sure. And I have good friends who just moved to the Tampa area. Is your dream city on this list?
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