The new Your704 show is your go-to guide for the best restaurants, bars and entertainment across the Queen City. You can watch episodes here or by downloading the WSOC-TV app on your Roku, Amazon Fire and Apple TV.
Join host Elsa Gillis as we check out Veronet Vineyards & Winery in Kings Mountain, grab a bite to eat at Kindred in Davidson, get in some retail therapy at GW Boutique, go cruising to the Crystal Coast and find the top 5 things to do this fall.
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Your704: Episode 7
Your704: Episode 7
In this show, host Elsa Gillis sees what’s smokin’ at Sweet Lew’s BBQ, checks out Charlotte’s only outdoor gear consignment shop Gear Goat Xchg and bakes a delicious dessert at Sweet Spot Studio. We also learn how Carolina Urban Lumber transforms trees into furniture, flooring and more, and explore the top 5 things to do in the Lake Norman area.
Tag along as host Elsa Gillis talks with well-known Charlotte chef Bruce Moffett, meets the "Buzz Brothers" and has a cup of coffee and enjoys a little companionship at Mac Tabby Cat Cafe. We also introduce you to the top 5 things to do in Dilworth.
Watch host Elsa Gillis reach new heights at Inner Peaks Climbing Center and visit Peppervine, Dilworth Tasting Room, Victory Lane Karting and Town Brewing. We also check out the top 5 things to do in Plaza Midwood.
Join host Elsa Gillis as she checks out the self-serve taproom Hoppin' plus Foxcroft Wine Co. in Dilworth, Charlotte Re-Cyclery, Barcelona Wine Bar and the Charlotte Roller Derby. We also find the top 5 things to do in South End.
Features and Events
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Michael Bublé to perform at Spectrum Center in 2020
Cool crooner Michael Bublé has added more than 20 tour dates to his North American tour that will include a stop in Charlotte next spring.
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Local restaurateur gives inside look at ‘elegant' South End concept
Link & Pin is narrowing in on a Nov. 18 opening in Charlotte’s South End.
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Michael Bublé to perform at Spectrum Center in 2020
Cool crooner Michael Bublé has added more than 20 tour dates to his North American tour that will include a stop in Charlotte next spring.
- Local restaurateur gives inside look at ‘elegant' South End concept
- 80-foot Ferris wheel returns to uptown
- Closing time for this Southpark restaurant
- Local wine bar opens largest location to date in south Charlotte
Local Eats and Drinks
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SouthPark restaurant closes after a decade
The Terrace — formerly known as Terrace Cafe — has permanently closed at Piedmont Town Center. It had been part of that development since 2009. Owner Stewart Penick says the restaurant had a "long and outstanding" relationship with the development's owner.
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Which Mecklenburg County restaurants didn't make the grade in October?
The Charlotte Business Journal continues its monthly series that provides a review of health code inspections for Mecklenburg County restaurants.
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SouthPark restaurant closes after a decade
The Terrace — formerly known as Terrace Cafe — has permanently closed at Piedmont Town Center. It had been part of that development since 2009. Owner Stewart Penick says the restaurant had a "long and outstanding" relationship with the development's owner.
- Which Mecklenburg County restaurants didn't make the grade in October?
- Closing time for this Southpark restaurant
- Local wine bar opens largest location to date in south Charlotte
- Burger joint to debut in Charlotte's Belmont neighborhood
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