Column: Fayetteville Long Ago Stopped Being Simply the Place Where I Live
One of the things I love most about this city is how difficult it is to explain it through any single point of origin. Stories arrive here from everywhere.
Fayetteville’s Indie Coffee Culture Is a Vibe
Spilling the beans on Fayetteville’s rapidly brewed beverage landscape, from downtown spots capturing the style of their owners, to games, spectacular scenery, and even cats.
From Haymount to Hope Mills, Fayetteville’s Food Truck Scene Keeps Growing
Haymount Truck Stop adding a second location, Hive of Hope Mills now serving, and even Fayetteville State gets in on the mobile kitchen scene.
A Taste of the World, Here at Home in Fayetteville
Fayetteville’s dining scene offers a culturally diverse array of restaurants, cafes, food trucks, and family kitchens that create a notable food scene.
Column: The Great Joy Is in the Cooking
Fresh, locally grown food tastes infinitely better than packaged stuff, or food that’s grown and harvested thousands of miles away.
Column: Something Special Cooking in Fayetteville
The October issue of CityView magazine delves into Fayetteville’s unique culinary scene, from international cuisine and coffee culture to food trucks and student chefs.
Column: Zorba’s Gyro celebrates golden anniversary with those ‘secret’ herbs and spices
“I try to do what’s right for people,” says Tommy Frangakis, who opened his restaurant along Raeford Road on March 5, 1975. “We treat people the way we want to be treated. That’s my success story.”
More food Coverage
Fayetteville’s invisible spaghetti web
To say that restaurants in Fayetteville, North Carolina serve spaghetti is an insult to spaghetti.
Where to donate items this holiday season
With Christmas just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to think about giving back. Here you’ll find a list of organizations and outreach efforts accepting donations to those in …
Food, Wine & Art
CityView hosted its annual Food, Wine & Art: A celebration of music, theater, dancing and fine art, presented by Cape Fear Valley, on Oct. 6 at Cape Fear Botanical Garden.
‘A celebration of cultures’
The International Folk Festival shifted into high gear Saturday with just about everything that might be expected from a street fair promoting a distinctive cultural theme. The Parade of Nations …
Greek Festival
The 2022 Greek Festival, hosted by Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, was held on Sept. 17-18.
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