Great food, quick service, very affordable and always someone to welcome you. Wish they were open…read morepast 2 PM.

The service was horrible I wasn't greeted just was asked what I wanted to order. I placed my order…read morewasn't asked if it was for here or to go!! They bagged it up to go I asked for ketchup she looked at like anything else, and was told to get it off the table wasn't given any packs to go. Now on the other hand that was one of the best livermush and egg sandwich they just didn't put my mayo on it... If I order I will have someone else pick it up I didn't feel welcome there.

Since we've moved to Charlotte we have heard over and over again about the "gas station fried…read morechicken". We finally caved and gave it a try and it did not disappoint. The woman working was so kind and she was all over every person that walked in the door. The chicken was juicy, breading was incredible without being too much, and the sides were great as well. They have both jumbo and regular sizes, as well as spicy and non. This definitely beats any fast food fried chicken. I would say to get there earlier, they were nearly sold out of some of the stuff around 630 pm. You know it's good if all of the construction workers pop in right after their shift. It's not the best fried chicken I've had, but it was pretty darn good and exceeded expectations. I'll hit this spot again before going to a fast food joint for sure!

Fried chicken from a gas station? And it's the best in town? We'll need to check this out!…read more Yes, it's a gas station and inside, amongst the counters with lottery tickets and cigarettes and coolers with drinks, there's a counter with a huge pile of chicken and fixings! The young lady who took my order put the chicken in the box with a biscuit and my side of green beans (I wanted cole slaw, but she warned me that it was a very small container). I paid for it at the register and took it with me. The main concern here is that it's an extremely small parking lot and there really isn't any other parking nearby. If you're filling up with gas (it's not cheap), that would work. Okay, the chicken. Hot. Crispy. A little spicy. Delicious. Was it better than Bojangles? Don't ask me to answer that. It was definitely very good. I'd have this again. [Review 14763 overall, 264 of 2021, number 2814 in North Carolina.]

Place was ok nothing to write home about. It's inside of the Exxon gas station, so what did I…read moreexpect? They reheated the burger and day old bacon. There was no crowd, so make it fresh. By the time they gave me the payment slip and I went to the register and back, I was being handed my bag. How?? Otherwise customer service was good.

The employees look at you like why are you here? Their breakfast food is ALWAYS COLD!!! The cheese…read moreThey put on the breakfast sandwiches does not even melt! It's because they serve cold food every morning! It's the WORST place to get a breakfast sandwich in Gastin County! How has the health department not been called for serving cold food consistently!!

The food and service was awesome! The lady that took my order was very polite and patient while I…read moredecided on what to order.

Food was fantastic! Crispy tots, fries and tater wedges. The burgers, poor boys and chicken salad…read moresandwiches were outstanding. Reminds me of a local diner that I went to as a kid with my grandparents. Service was great. Will definitely be back again for lunch.

String bean is a super cool spot where they butcher their own meat and sell their own wine. You can…read morepick your own bottle and have them open it for your table to drink in store. I got the bistro burger and it was okay but the burger was super salty for some reason. The friends were really good I wish they were just a bit crispier. Overall the service was friendly and quick and the place is very cute. You can also sit outside by the fire. Would recommend

The String Bean is a cool butcher market/deli. You can go by fresh cuts for later or you can go as…read morea guest to enjoy the food. I've been a few times and the staff has always been polite. The food is good as well, but you HAVE to carve out 1.5-2hrs each sitting. The food prep has been extremely slow every time and nothing on the menu is that complex. Things may have changed since the last time I went, but that's the only thing that prevents me from visiting again.

I used them for a 385 person food order. The communication was amazing, they were ontime, the food…read moretasted FRESH. Everyone loved it. Will pass on to other teams.

What a cute place with a lot of potential but they should be required to scream welcome to BSF…read moreeverytime someone walks in. It would make sure they pay attention to all customers who walk in to the store. The wife was ignored and I walked in behind her and everyone talked to me. So needless to say "HAPPY WIFE HAPPY LIFE" we will not be returning. 3 stars due to it is a very cute place and great concept with no customer service.

Amazing, freshly made food. Great customer service. super cheap and fast. After moving to Charlotte…read morefrom my hometown small town, I love having this southern grill right near by! Awesome vibes.

What a gem this little grill is! Great find for us and we were welcomed with open arms! Probably…read moregonna be the new Saturday spot for lunch!

As a foodie transplant from the West Coast, walking into Reid's immediately reminded me of a…read morebeloved high-end grocer back home--something along the lines of Draeger's: beautifully curated, family-owned, and designed to feel like a destination rather than just a place to shop. There's a real sense of history here. From what I understand, Reid's is one of the oldest grocers in Charlotte, and that legacy shows in the details. The rich green tile, classic signage, and thoughtfully designed layout create an elevated, almost European-style market experience. It feels polished, intentional, and welcoming all at once. What stands out: * The store is beautifully merchandised and carefully curated with specialty and seasonal items you don't always find elsewhere. * The wine bar and café concept make this more than a grocery stop--it's a place to linger. I've enjoyed flights, tastings, and brunch on the patio, and each visit has felt like a small occasion. * Location-wise, it really depends on which store you're visiting. The SouthPark and Myers Park locations have easy, convenient parking, and there's also a newer location in Ballantyne (near Pineville). The Uptown locations, while not necessarily "easy parking," are incredibly walkable--perfect if you live, work, or have meetings nearby. If you're already Uptown, this is a fantastic stop to pick up elevated items for a beautiful dinner--think wine, specialty cheeses, or even something indulgent like caviar to round things out. One thing I appreciate is that Reid's doesn't try to be everything to everyone. It's not an organic-focused market like Whole Foods, and that's okay--it serves a different purpose. The clientele here tends to be people looking for specialty ingredients, elevated prepared foods, and a more curated shopping experience. Many shoppers probably visit both stores depending on their needs, and I find myself doing the same. When Reid's really shines: During the holidays and special seasons. Their selection of unique, festive, and hard-to-find items makes it a go-to for entertaining or finding something a little extra special. Overall, Reid's feels like a true Charlotte institution--elegant, distinctive, and consistently well executed. It's the kind of place that makes grocery shopping feel enjoyable again, and I'm looking forward to continuing to explore more of what they offer as I keep eating my way through Charlotte. Bottom line: A beautifully curated local market with history, charm, and a destination-worthy wine bar--perfect for specialty shopping, brunch, and seasonal finds.

We found this gem off Selwyn and was pleasantly surprised! "Almost Half price" Tuesdays…read morecharcuterie board and vino specials was fantastic. Clientele is a bit older and certainly not a loud crowd.