Al-Basha Halal Grill is a dietary-friendly spot in South End, Charlotte.
Al-Basha Halal Grill on Abbey Place is the fully halal Charlotte Mediterranean kitchen, with kebab plates, shawarma and a signature house sauce that reopened.
Tip: Fully halal certified. Hookah lounge offered.
Address: 1730 Abbey Pl, Charlotte, NC 28209
Enat Ethiopian at Optimist Hall runs a vegetarian sampler over injera bread, with wat stews and lentil plates as the strongest vegetarian option in the South.
Tip: The vegetarian sampler over injera works as a shared plate for two.
Le Kebab Grill on McCullough Drive in University City is the fully certified halal Middle Eastern kitchen in Charlotte, with shawarma, mandi, kabsa and grilled lamb plates.
Tip: Fully halal certified, no alcohol on premises. The mandi plates and lamb shawarma are the canonical orders.
Bean Vegan Cuisine on East Independence is the 100% vegan comfort-food kitchen in Charlotte, serving impossible-burger cheesesteaks, jalapeno burgers.
Tip: Cash and card. Counter-order. Cheese steaks and the chocolate cake are the canonical orders.
Plant Joy at Camp North End is the 100% vegan Mediterranean kitchen in Charlotte's mixed-use site, with falafel nachos, meatless gyros and veggie kabobs.
Tip: Wednesday-Sunday lunch and brunch only. The original spot was a delivery-only operation.
Bean Vegan Cuisine on East Independence is the 100% plant-based comfort-food kitchen, with vegetarian-friendly burgers, mock-meat cheesesteaks and a small.
Tip: All plant-based; nothing on the menu has dairy or animal products.
Enat Ethiopian at Optimist Hall runs a vegetarian sampler over injera bread, with wat stews and lentil plates as the strongest vegetarian option in the South.
Tip: The vegetarian sampler over injera works as a shared plate for two.
