These are the Top 5 restaurant nachos across Charlotte. Which one is best?
We’re moving closer to finding the best nachos in Charlotte — and your votes are driving the decisions.
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You recommended 30 restaurants with the best nachos topped with all kinds of flavors. Then, we put those nominations to a vote and came up with a tasty Top 10. Your votes narrowed that down to the Top 5, and now we’re looking for the Top 2.
As with past CharlotteFive Readers’ Choice contests, each restaurant must have a location in the Charlotte area — which includes Lake Norman, Gastonia, Matthews, Mint Hill, Fort Mill and other nearby communities.
We’re also looking for a go-to restaurant with fewer than 20 locations nationwide, and one that hasn’t previously come out on top in a CharlotteFive Readers’ Choice contest. (That unfortunately knocks out Que Fresa and Que Onda — our winner and finalist for best tacos — as well as Wing King, our winner for best chicken wings.)
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Support your favorite restaurant by casting a vote. You can also feel free to refresh this webpage and make another choice or continue voting for the same spot. This isn’t a scientific survey. It’s meant to be fun and help show off what local businesses have to offer.
Here’s the schedule for this contest:
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