The Warehouse District is our favorite of the downtown Raleigh districts and an area that has undergone a major transformation in recent years, for the better!
The six-block Warehouse District has transformed from its former red-brick industrial buildings into a vibrant mix of restaurants, cafes, bars, a brewery, a food hall, boutique shopping, art museums, studios and technology firms.
Located directly west of downtown Raleigh and in between Boylan Heights, the loose border of the district is W. Morgan St to the north, S Dawson St to the east, Western Blvd to the south, and S Saunders St to the west.
To get your bearings for the rest of your visit, why not get a coffee to go from A Place At The Table (they do a great latte) and wander around the 6 block Warehouse District. You can check out the murals such as:
Women’s soccer is a BIG deal in North Carolina, and this mural on S Harrington Street by local artist @Taylurk was painted to celebrate the Women’s International Cup that took place in nearby Cary in 2019.
Another great concept in the Warehouse District is the Morgan Street Food Hall. This food hall was a first of its kind in Raleigh and is similar to a food court with lots of dining choices in one spot, but with higher quality food and ambiance.