Restaurants

After its March 2025 closure, a new team with ties to the former ownership group of 42nd Street Oyster Bar will reopen the Raleigh staple as early as February 2026. Read up on readers’ memories from this local gem.
Take the stress out of prepping and planning on Thanksgiving with these 13 restaurants + eateries offering takeout and dine-in seasonal feasts.
Beer drinkers can rate brews all over the world on the popular app Untappd — here are some of Raleigh’s most popular beers. Don’t forget to save this one for lager.
This apple sage vinaigrette from Whiskey Kitchen is perfect for any and all autumnal salads thanks to seasonal ingredients + easy prep.
As the weather gets colder, soup is there to keep you warm. Get cozy with a cup or bowl at some of our favorite spots for soup in Raleigh, from pozole to pho and ramen.
Dig into delicious and nutritious vegan and vegetarian fare in every corner of Raleigh.
Ready for your lunch break? Check out these 25+ lunch deals from classic hot dogs to hearty sandwiches.
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Raleigh has a talented pool of donut makers offering sweet and savory treats; we have a sweet spot for six local donut shops.
We’re highlighting 18 classy wine bars and bottle shops to wine down at with a glass around Oak City.
Experience the Triangle’s international food scene through local restaurants, food vendors, markets, and more.
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