Even though The Charlotte Burger Blog reviews burgers, they know a good dog when they see one. In this interview you will meet Jeremy Guthrie, Food and Beverage Director at JJ’s Red Hots.
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The Charlotte Burger Blog sit down with Charlotte author Maureen Ryan Griffin to discuss Delicious Memories, her Queen’s University writing class, as well as the possible pit-falls of using a certain burger related website as an example for her students.
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In part 2 of our interview with Jed Kampe and Kent Graham of Block & Grinder, we find out why they need to know the height of the grass at the farm where their beef is raised and how the iPad will revolutionize the service industry.
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At a secret meeting place in the most secretive part of town, Hereford is given a mystery burger that blows him away.
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In part one of this interview, a couple of mad scientists give The Charlotte Burger Blog a first hand look on what it takes to blend a butcher shop and a restaurant into a premium all-natural meat house.
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In this interview you will meet Daniel Hartis, founder of CharlotteBeer.com and the author of a new book about the Queen City’s brewing history.
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Find out which Top 10 list The Charlotte Burger Blog was mentioned in (besides the Guinness World Record list for the most recorded uses of “AWESOME!!!!!!!!”).
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A brewery, a run club, a truck from the 80’s, and gourmet burgers await the unsuspecting Charlotte Burger Blog as they try a food truck that specializes in what they hold most dear.
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If you haven’t seen one yet, you will. Here’s what Hereford thinks of the Eastern NC burger chain, formerly known as Andy’s, that is invading the Charlotte market.
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In this interview with one of the owners of Autoburger and Fry Guys you’ll find out why Food Trucks can offer some of the most adventurous food in the city, and where exactly in America you’ll have to go to buy one of those trucks
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Add This To Your Amazon Wishlist: Charlotte Beer’s Daniel Hartis details the (surprisingly) rich beer history of the Queen City
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Creative Loafing asks Hereford 3 questions about food blogging in Charlotte. Surprising, none of them are “Who do you think you are, anyway?”