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Skip to SearchSkip to Live PlayerSkip to ContentSkip to FooterCars wrap around a Whataburger franchise as they line up to order food after a snow storm on February 17, 2021 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)Charlotte-area burger lovers may have something new to sink their teeth into in the near future. According to WSOC-TV, that the Texas-based fast food chain, Whataburger, could be expanding into North Carolina.I lived in Austin, Texas from 1997 to 1999. For most of that time, I was still a single, bar-hopping individual. Inevitably, a night out on the town would wind down with a trip to Whataburger. I remember their famous double-meat cheeseburger being a meal in itself, which probably helped prevent a hangover or two.Whataburger opened its first fast food restaurant in Corpus Christi, Texas in 1950. The company is now headquartered in San Antonio. There are more than 900 Whataburger locations across Texas, Missouri, Kansas, the Southeast and Southwest. Currently, the closest ones to Charlotte are near Atlanta and Nashville.By the way, this Whataburger should not be confused another similarly-named chain already in North Carolina. There are five What-a-Burger Drive-In restaurants in Kannapolis, Concord, and Mooresville. Those are also very good but are in no way related to the Whataburger from Texas. Hyphenation matters.It’s possible that two locations of the Whataburger fast food chain could be coming to Charlotte. A franchisee has filed a development plan with the city to open one at the Clear Creek Crossing development on Albemarle Road. Last year, the Charlotte Observer reported that planning documents were also filed for a location off South Boulevard near Tyvola Road. I’m hoping for at least one!View this post on Instagram A post shared by Whataburger (@whataburger)If you are anything like me, then you know French fries are top-tier food. I absolutely LOVE potatoes in general, but a nice French fry is probably my favorite version to enjoy a potato. For some reason, discussing food has really become my thing. I think it’s because I&nbsp; have been trying tons of new places throughout the Charlotte area lately. So, one thing that has been big in my recent discoveries is local spots with great fry orders. Now, I&nbsp; do love a great plain jane seasoned French fry, but nothing tops a great loaded fry. I&nbsp; am talking loaded up with some of your favorite toppings like meats, cheeses, seasonings, and so much more.So, I have decided to help a few fellow French fry lovers around the Charlotte area. I asked a few people on Instagram where to get some of the best loaded French fries in Charlotte and boy did they come through! They were naming a few places that I&nbsp; have already been to, but some new spots that I&nbsp; have now added to my must-visit list. What else better to do than bring you the entire list right here? Check out where tons of people in the Charlotte area are saying have the best loaded French fries in Charlotte. Tell us what you think about these French fry spots if you ever had them!By clicking "Subscribe" I agree to the website's terms of Service and Privacy Policy. I understand I can unsubscribe at any time.TagsBurger,Fast Food,Texas

Skip to SearchSkip to Live PlayerSkip to ContentSkip to FooterCars wrap around a Whataburger franchise as they line up to order food after a snow storm on February 17, 2021 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)Charlotte-area burger lovers may have something new to sink their teeth into in the near future. According to WSOC-TV, that the Texas-based fast food chain, Whataburger, could be expanding into North Carolina.I lived in Austin, Texas from 1997 to 1999. For most of that time, I was still a single, bar-hopping individual. Inevitably, a night out on the town would...

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