Whether you’re currently in Raleigh and searching for places to eat near me or planning to visit Raleigh soon, we’ve got you covered no matter your food of choice!
Looking for the best breakfast in Raleigh, Southern style? Look no further than Big Ed’s City Market Restaurant in the historic City Market near Moore Square.
A classic Raleigh staple located in the historic Five Points neighborhood. Hayes Barton is still locally owned and one of the must eat places in Raleigh – loyal fans flock here for their HUGE and delicious cakes!
Talking of old school Raleigh, The Mecca is the oldest of the restaurants in Raleigh and was founded by Greek immigrants in 1930.With classic décor and a comfortably familiar menu, this family-owned mainstay serving Southern comfort food is a local institution.
The Players Retreat, or PR as the locals call it, is one of the storied sports bars in Raleigh and a true landmark. Established in 1951, it’s the oldest continuously operating tavern between Atlanta and Washington D.C.
For another good old country breakfast place in Raleigh downtown, head to the State Farmers Market Restaurant which was originally opened by Jackie Watkins, son of “Big Ed” Watkins, founder of Big Ed’s – do you see a theme here!