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    hrn on tour

    Explore " hrn on tour" with insightful episodes like "Episode 64: Stephen Schmitt of WP Kitchen & Bar", "Episode 62: Blake Hartwick of Bonterra Dining & Wine Room" and "Episode 61: Chris Coleman of Stoke" from podcasts like ""Heritage Radio Network On Tour", "Heritage Radio Network On Tour" and "Heritage Radio Network On Tour"" and more!

    Episodes (23)

    Episode 64: Stephen Schmitt of WP Kitchen & Bar

    Episode 64: Stephen Schmitt of WP Kitchen & Bar

    What would Wolfgang do? Chef Stephen Schmitt’s motto merges his culinary training with his commitment to hometown, Charlotte. Despite bearing the name of an internationally renowned chef, WP Kitchen & Bar is committed to celebrating the local community and providing their guests the opportunity to try new ingredients and dishes that they may not have yet at home. This is what motivates Chef Schmitt: continually growing and fine-tuning his craft as both a traditionally trained chef and key player in the Charlotte culinary community.

    Episode 62: Blake Hartwick of Bonterra Dining & Wine Room

    Episode 62: Blake Hartwick of Bonterra Dining & Wine Room

    Considering the inspired plates leaving Chef Blake Hartwick’s kitchen, it’s only fitting Bonterra Dining & Wine Room is housed in what used to be a Methodist Church. In delivering a truly spiritual experience, Chef Hartwick’s inspired take on Southern Cuisine celebrates fresh, local flavors, allowing both the farmers he sources ingredients from, and the changing seasons to define what winds up on the menu. Add in Southern hospitality and an extensive wine list, Bonterra is the place to break bread with your loved ones.

    Episode 61: Chris Coleman of Stoke

    Episode 61: Chris Coleman of Stoke

    Chef Chris Coleman’s respect and love for hometown Charlotte is clear when perusing Stoke’s locally-focused menu. Stoke’s mesmerizing open floor plan distracts from their immediate surroundings--a hotel lobby in Uptown Charlotte's Marriott City Center--instead encouraging diners to gather communally around the 600-degree wood oven. What ensues is an intimate and engaging experience; the food is rustic and simple, not without an eye for detail and a mind towards local sourcing. Chef Coleman fondly tells stories of the Charlotte restaurant scene: from bussing tables at “fish camp”, to his first executive chef position at just 21 years old.