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CHARLOTTE — Rooster’s Wood-Fired Kitchen expects to reopen in May — roughly 20 months after a three-alarm fire shuttered the restaurant.
[Uptown restaurant fire caused $1.5 million in damage; ruled accidental]
Hiring is ongoing for front- and back-of-house positions. Rooster’s is located in the 1 Bank of America Center building on North College Street.
“We are getting close. It’s been a long road,” says Jim Noble, chef and owner. “We’re just very fortunate and blessed we’re able to open back up soon.”
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