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Going to the Bucs game on the 19th


RiP_Fred Lane

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There are too many restaurants in the area, and probably 30 alone from the Blake to the stadium. It all depends on what you like. Every type of food is available, and there are different atmospheres as well. Just go to charlotte.com, select Entertainment, then Dining, then Charlotte as the city, then Downtown (even though it's called Uptown). There are 111 choices it says. I steer clear from people's "best place" suggestion because it's only their opinion. May as well read reviews from more than one and see a rating.

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If you like southern food I would highly reccomend The Kings Kitchen on the corner of Trade and Church. Excellent food and the restaurant is a not for profit so the money goes to a good cause for our community. But don't be afraid that its some crap food maximizing the donantions, it is excellent.

Heres their website http://kingskitchen.org.

You should stay away from the EpiCenter to eat, fun places to hang out but food is over priced.

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You really should refer to it as the "Panthers game, the one where we play the Buccs" I understand your use of brevity, but the reference "the buccs" game just makes me think it's their game. Yuck. But regardless, I hope you and your gf have a fantastic time!

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