Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Free, discounted and expanding food! (not all at once)


FREE: Become a Facebook fan of Amelie's (2424 N. Davidson St.) and get freebies on Fridays: Oct. 30, the haul is a palmier -- that's a sugared puff pastry fan-like thingamabob pronounced "palm-yay." And Taco Bell gives away a Black Jack Taco to each diner who stops in between 6 p.m. and midnight Oct. 31, "in celebration of Halloween and Game Three of the World Series" (two events that are obviously intricately related).

DISCOUNTED: Brixx Wood Fired Pizza’s Tuesday night special is back: Buy two pizzas, get two free, but you need a coupon and you need to dine in at a participating location: Check for both at the Web site at www.brixxpizza.com (fixed, thanks to commenter).
And it's the last week (through Oct. 29, that is) to get three courses for $30 at Zebra. Among the choices: shrimp bisque, signature vase salad, salmon fillet, lamb tenderloin, chicken with shrimp Provencal, lemon curd tart, coconut almond dacquoise torte, sorbet and more. 4521 Sharon Road; 704-442-9525.

EXPANDED: Tasty Yo, the tart frozen yogurt place in NoDa, will open a second location in south Charlotte Nov. 27, if all goes according to plan. Michelle Goldstein and family (that's them above: Stephanie, Raphael, Deborah and Michelle) plan to offer two flavors at all times there of the tangy delight -- original "tart" and a rotation, beginning with green tea. You top these with fresh fruit, nuts, candy, cereal, and my personal favorite: mochi, a chewy form of glutinous rice cut into bits. (Trust me.) The new one will be at the Village at Robinson Farm (between StoneCrest and Blakeney); the original is at 3116 N. Davidson St.; 704-333-4551.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Most of the Brixx restaurants use a "gas fired" oven and not "wood fired" oven as shown in logo. It seems a piece of wood is put in the oven for flavor.

I don't like my pizza bathed in burned gas fumes that has additives.

One Brixx Pizza location does have a wood fired oven. It is great there. Natural gas generates much more water vapor during burning than dried wood does.

Anonymous said...

Woodfired pizza tastes like a campfire. Gas is the best for consistency. Also, the yeast in the pizza doesn't rise as much with wood fire as a gas oven.

-A former pizza maker

Kath Eats said...

SO excited about FroYo in South Charlotte!!