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Mama Bear left the cubs back in Cali and headed to North Carolina with my aunt to visit some family. On one of our ventures out, we ended up at The Daily. One of the things that drew me in was the variety in the menu-a nice beer list, cocktails and wine (I don't like being pigeon-holed in terms of my liquor, especially if I'm not craving anything in particular). Walking in, the place is dark and cool (the AC was on blast which was quite refreshing since it was a warm day). It was not very crowded so we were able to sit in a nice booth inside (although there is also seating outside). So, what's good? Try both of the wings (hot and BBQ-they are delicious, especially if you need something to soak up those beers or cocktails). Try the fried pickles (extra crispy dipped in ranch is pretty cool). Being from the west coast, trying appetizers like fried pickles is a nicety. I also had a salad with strawberries, walnuts, etc. and it was so good. In terms of drinks, my aunt ordered a chocolate cake shot (she threw back three in a row which tells me that they were probably really good!). The Mexican Mocha (a hot cocktail) was quite bitter (if you're looking for sweet, this is not the hot cocktail for you). You can really taste the liquor though, so if you're in to strong, bitter, hot cocktails, this is for you (not so much me...). I ended up ordering a cider which was refreshing on a warm June day in Charlotte and made up for my sweet tooth by ordering the Chocolate Pot for dessert. The cocktails are around $12, but they run daily specials during Happy Hour, so don't forget to ask about it. Nice vibe, good selection of beverages and appetizers and great service. If you are in Charlotte, check them out. Tip: there is a parking structure right next to the bar (cost: $3 for first 20 minutes and $3 for each additional 20 minutes, but The Daily does not validate).
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