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NFL Hall of Famer Teaching Bootcamp At Charlotte Restaurant Grand Opening

Author Randi Moultrie

Want to enjoy a new food spot and training class all in one? You’re in the right spot then! Salata Salad Kitchen will open its second Charlotte location soon and they’re celebrating a great time for the big day. Enjoy a Sweat with Salata Bootcamp with Charlotte wellness influencer Emily Breeze and retired NFL Hall of Famer, Randy Moss. Yes, that’s right, Randy Moss!

Fast Casual announced that the grand opening and fitness bootcamp will happen in Charlotte next week during the grand opening. The new location will be at 9825 Sandy Rock Place in Rea Farms. Charlotte is already a big fan of Salata’s first location, so we are excited to see what this second location will do. There are also talks of a third location to come in 2023. How about that!? After the big grand opening day, the Sweat with Salata Bootcamp will continue. The bootcamp will be held every Wednesday through November 16, 2022, at Rea Park for those interested. Randy Moss may not be there every week, but it will be a great time regardless.

Check out other Salata locations and their menu on the website.

Randi Moultrie is a Charleston, South Carolina native and has been in the radio industry for the last few years in Charlotte. Randi started with Beasley Media Group as an intern in 2019 and is now thriving in the digital world. Randi enjoys writing about her favorite foods (especially pizza) and all things fashion and travel. As one who loves taking trips to find new foods, it’s not surprising that she enjoys writing about both!

These Two North Carolina Cities Are Among Best Foodie Cities In America

I consider myself a true “foodie”. I’m always looking to check out the latest and greatest of food spots. I love dining whether it’s upscale or on the cheap. Which is why I’m excited to share WalletHub’s list of top foodie cities to explore.

Just how did WalletHub determine some of the best and less expensive foodie scenes? They looked at more than 180 large cities in the U.S. And included 29 key metrics like affordability, accessibility to high-quality restaurants, to food festivals and even the average cost of craft breweries and wineries.

Two North Carolina cities are included on the list. Charlotte ranks at #48 and Raleigh at #36.

These cities rank in the top 10 of Best Foodie Cities in U.S.

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