The Best Restaurants and Bars in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, and Chapel Hill
It’s interesting how some locations for restaurants seem to be tough for new businesses or restaurants. One spot that has seen a huge turn-over in terms of concepts is 359 Blackwell Street which is tucked between DPAC and the Durham Bulls Ballpark. This large space has hosted a barbeque restaurant, mini-golf venue, chili-wings spot, and …
When I first moved to Raleigh back in 2008, the food scene in the Triangle was way different then it is now! There were a handful of restaurant and hospitality groups that dominated the scene including Urban Food Group which owns Chow, Vivace and Coquette. And so recently, I’ve been making some efforts to get …
When it comes to decisions about food, I don’t waste much time but let’s face it, it’s nice when you have choices. And brunch is one of those great weekend options where you get to choose from salty or sweet, breakfast or lunch. From benedicts to BLTs, french toast, home fries and more! Pair your …
Oak, Raleigh- A hip and urban feel to this eatery that specializes in bourbon, brunch and Southern deliciousness
Rue Cler, Durham- A classic take on the French bistro complete with steak frites, croque madame and more. Great before a DPAC show!
Plate Neighborhood Kitchen, Raleigh- A fun and tasty restaurant for home-spun and fresh dishes! Don't miss their patio on a warm evening
NOFO, Raleigh- A classic Southern eatery and general store dishing out great brunch and more! Limited parking and popular...
Simply Crepes, Raleigh- A Gallic take on thin pancakes, crepes! Get them stuffed sweet or savory, it's all quite delicious at Simply Crepes...
When I used to live in Carrboro, Acme Food & Beverages used to be a favorite of mine for brunch but moving out of the area means I haven’t been back for a long time. Fast-forward to this weekend and I’m in Chapel Hill to tour the area and it’s time for a re-visit! Acme …
