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    November 28, 2018

    Where chefs eat: Clark Barlowe

    His restaurant only sources from North Carolina, but his tastes are international


    Dot Dot Dot

    Chef Clark Barlowe enjoys the cheese and charcuterie at Dot Dot Dot. Kristen Wile/UP

    Chefs know good food, so we want to know where they eat when they’re not cooking. In this series, we ask a local chef, bartender, or server to share their favorite restaurants in town (not including their own) and what they order there. Clark Barlowe of Heirloom Restaurant shares his top five. —Kristen Wile

    Pho Huong Que, East Charlotte
    This minimalist dining room is home to some big flavor Vietnamese food
    Clark’s order: Large pho with rare steak, well-done flank, and fatty brisket

    21 South Drive-In, East Charlotte
    Park and pig out at this old-school curbside-service spot that’s been open since the 1950s
    Clark’s order: Super Boy Double with extra pickles and fries

    PlatoPronto, food truck
    Legit tacos and street food can also be ordered for catering
    Clark’s order: Chicken and steak tacos with red and green sauce

     

    Penne alla vodka

    The penne alla vodka from Mama Ricotta’s. Photo courtesy.

    Mama Ricotta’s, Cherry
    The first restaurant by Frank Scibelli is a comforting Italian spot
    Clark’s order: Fra diavolo or penne alla vodka

    Dot Dot Dot, Montford Park
    The drinks draw most people at this cocktail bar, but the food can’t be overlooked
    Clark’s order: Cheese and charcuterie

     

     

     

    More from this series

    Good Food on Montford’s Larry Schreiber
    Yafo’s Shai Fargian
    Zeppelin’s Vince Giancarlo
    The Asbury’s Miranda Brown
    Chef Nicolas Daniels

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