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Moe’s Original Bar B Que Set to Bring Fresh from the Pit BBQ to Charlotte area May 16th, 2013 Posted by Eskimo Advertising

After helping run the Moe’s Original Bar B Que in Asheville, Brian and Janeen Fairhurst teamed up with Brian’s brother Craig to bring the Southern Soul Food Revival in early June to 111 Matthews Station St in Matthews. The Moe’s Original Bar B Que concept smokes meats fresh daily complemented by traditional Southern sides and desserts from recipes passed down for generations. It will also feature a kids menu, take out and full service catering for special events, parties, business events and luncheons as well as weddings of all sizes. The bar will offer 12 local and regional craft beers on tap, bottled domestics and a full premium bar. Moe’s Original Bar B Que will be the perfect local spot for families and friends getting together to enjoy some good ‘Que and Southern hospitality.

“After deciding to look in the Charlotte area for restaurant locations, we fell in love with the quaint town of Matthews,” said co-owner Janeen Fairhurst. “We knew Moe’s Original Bar B Que would be a perfect fit in this great community.”

Modeled after a historic Matthews gas station, the look is very industrial with a beamed ceiling, exposed duct work, and concrete floors. The atmosphere is welcoming with an open kitchen and comfortable dining room that seats 90. With seven large bay doors with drop down screens, guests can enjoy dining overlooking the beautifully landscaped grounds. Front and side patios can seat 25 customers al fresco.

Founded in Vail, CO in 2001, Moe’s Original Bar B Que has expanded to 25 locations in five states. The award-winning restaurant features Alabama-style pulled pork, ribs, wings, turkey and chicken smoked over hardwood served with two unique sauces as well as southern favorites such as fried catfish and shrimp sandwiches. Opening for lunch and dinner from 11am daily, Moe’s Original Bar B Que takes pride in delivering the best tasting barbeque, fresh from the pit with Southern flair.

For additional information about Moe’s Original Bar B Que, visit www.moesoriginalbbq.com.
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YOU are the Nightlife Photographer! April 30th, 2013 Posted by Hunter Wilson

CarolinaNightlife.com wants you to become the nightlife photographer and share your party pictures with the rest of Charlotte!

Simply Hashtag your nightlife photos on Instagram with #CLTnightlife and we will post each week's photos into a special album on our website from all our party friends!

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Super Hero Bar Crawl : June 8th 2013 April 29th, 2013 Posted by Hunter Wilson

Super Heros return to Charlotte June 8th for our second annual Super Hero Bar Crawl to invade Uptown Charlotte! Last year, hundreds of people dressed in their favorite Super Hero/Villain costumes came out in force to bar crawl around Charlotte!

This year will be bigger and better! Below is all the info!

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Charlotte’s Newest Nightclub, Oak Room, to Open its Doors April 20th, 2013 in South End April 9th, 2013 Posted by Hunter Wilson

Charlotte, NC, April 2, 2013 - As a solid fixture in Charlotte’s restaurant and bar industry for over 30 years, Bottle Cap Group, founders of Brazwell’s Premium Pub, Whiskey Warehouse, Joe Hoopers and more, is bringing a new addition to the Charlotte nightlife scene. James Nguyen, former Butter Charlotte Marketing Director and Bottle Cap Group's Tyler Wicker have partnered on a nightclub concept to open in one of Charlotte’s burgeoning neighborhoods.

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Alive After 5 POSTPONED Till April 11 April 4th, 2013 Posted by Hunter Wilson

Alive After 5 has been postponed until April 11 due to bad weather in Charlotte today.

Please spread the word!
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Fire Hits East Bay St Nightlife District in Charleston April 2nd, 2013 Posted by Hunter Wilson

Officials say an overnight fire heavily damaged a building in Charleston’s historic district, not far from the Market area.

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