Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Gastonia

"Tucked inside Charlotte’s Uptown district, this Charlotte coffee shop is a French-inspired bakery that will transport you to Paris. The gate outside of the entrance even showcases an imitation of the Love Lock Bridge in Paris, where couples can place a padlock with their names on it as a symbol of their love. This coffee shop in Charlotte offers a cozy atmosphere boasting decor paying homage to its French ambiance."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Rachel Kramer Bussel used under CC BY 2.0. Amelie’s French Bakery and Café is another Charlotte institution. Whether you visit the original location in NoDa or the newly renovated Uptown location, you and your other are guaranteed to have an intimate experience over a locally roasted coffee and a fresh baked French pastry."

"Founded: 2007 This quaint French bakery, with eclectic furniture and quirky décor, has become more than a coffee-and-croissant shop. With its original location in NoDa, their 24/7 concept sparked a need for late-night sweets among many locals. Amelie’s now has six locations in Charlotte and Atlanta."

"The best items are everything on the menu including beef brisket, ribs, rib tips, and bacon wrapped jalapeños.” See all Midwood Smokehouse reviews"

"The most affordable of the pizza buffets, New York Pizza & Pasta offers up an all-you-can-eat option for just $6.99. It’s an easy and satisfying pick for your time crunch, with dish selections ranging from traditional slices and calzones to salads."

"The P.F. Chang's experience is a unique combination of Chinese cuisine, attentive service, wine, and tempting desserts all served in a stylish, high-energy bistro. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 704-552-6644"

"For more than 50 years, this family-owned spot has served up its award-winning chicken to thousands of residents and the occasional celebrity passing through Charlotte. Cooks place chicken that’s been marinated to preserve its juiciness into frying vats that they then submerge in bubbling oil. The perfectly cooked chicken gets piled into old-fashioned cardboard boxes, scattered with hot potato tots and hush puppies, and accompanied by a sturdy dinner roll and a tiny container of slaw."

"What is it: This Charlotte staple is where locals have been going to get their fried chicken fix for decades. It’s a bare bones joint—there are no tables or chairs in the small space—that just focuses on serving the best food possible without any fuss. The menu is simple and consists of different types of chicken, BBQ, burgers, shrimp and a long list of side items that includes hushpuppies, French fries, cole slaw and potato salad."

"This unostentatious chicken joint looks much as it did back in 1962 when it opened. The carryout and cash-only South End spot serves up hamburgers and fish sandwiches but the fried chicken is king. Takeout orders only."

"You’ll find curbside service at select locations, plus delivery is available via Grubhub. You can also order through the Dunkin’ app to limit person-to-person contact as you go to pick up your order."

"With locations in SouthPark and Ballantyne, this upscale bistro is a brunch standard (not in small part because they serve up a dessert-like red velvet waffle), but there’s so much more for families to love about it. For starters, they serve breakfast all day, everyday. So if your little darling is in a scrambled-eggs-only phase, not to worry: You can still get shrimp and grits or that fried oyster salad without having to become a short-order cook."

"Terrace serves delicious breakfast sandwiches, a prime example of which is their croque madame, Canadian bacon, Swiss, and an over-easy egg between sourdough toast make the sandwich a crowd favorite. Beyond sandwiches, Terrace offers waffles, pancakes, eggs, and Benedicts. Look out for their delicious red velvet waffle, made with cream cheese drizzle and served with your choice of fruit, grits, or hash browns."

"4625 Piedmont Row Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210 • (704) 554-6177Hours: Breakfast & Lunch — Monday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Tuesday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Dinner — Tuesday through Saturday, 4 p.m."

"For a more laidback option that still has a great variety, try nearby Dandelion Market. The trendy eatery was inspired by an Irish market in Dublin, and now serves fare from all over the world."

"The county has expended considerable effort and funds into turning Charlotte’s parks into beautiful, green spaces that the city’s residents can be proud of, and this effort is especially obvious in McMullen and Lower McAlpine Creek Greenway. The McMullen Creek Greenway is a fantastic place to see native wildlife like owls, snakes, and woodpeckers. The park is open during daylight hours, and has biking and walking trails for family enjoyment."

"Mecklenburg County made a decision years ago to unite the city via a web of parks and green spaces. They've poured lots of money into the project, and the result is something that can be enjoyed by all. Over 30 miles of greenways have been developed, and almost 150 miles are still being planned."

"Charlotte residents and visitors are fortunate to have an enormous 265-acre recreational area right on their doorsteps in the South Park area. The Colonel Francis Beatty Park is a popular weekend destination for sporty families, offering tennis and basketball courts, 5 soccer fields, horse-shoe pits and soft-ball fields. In addition, you can explore the walking trails, bring your bike to ride the mountain-bike trails or enjoy canoeing, kayaking or fishing on the lake."

"In addition to the multi-purpose (run, walk, and bike) trails, the park also features basketball and tennis courts, soccer fields, and picnic areas. Add the lake with available kayaking, fishing, and canoeing, and you have the recipe for the perfect summer day!"

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"With a beautiful ambiance, friendly service, and an authentic selection of Thai street eats and noodle bowls, this family-owned restaurant is a staple in the NoDa community. Pro tip: Save room the mango sticky rice. You won’t want to share it, it’s that good."