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The Latest Raleigh Food News
In a full-circle moment, the Hotel Indigo’s 20th-floor High Ground Lounge is now slinging classic ’tails and Southern-inspired fare high above DTR in a swanky atmosphere complete with primo skyline views. Legends Nightclub’s, ahem, legendary move is complete, now in its new digs at West Cabarrus Street. The...
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Winston’s Grille Celebrates 40 Years in Raleigh
Forty years is a long time for a restaurant to stick around. But at Winston’s Grille, which just hit that milestone in October, perhaps the more remarkable number isn’t 40. It might be 30—the roughly three decades General Manager Roger Carter has spent there. Or 20: the number...
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Garner Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Awarded Accreditation Status For Third Consecutive Time
GARNER – The Garner Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department has been awarded accreditation status for the third consecutive time by the Commission for the Accreditation of Parks and Recreation Agencies and the National Park and Recreation Association. The department’s reaccreditation was celebrated at the Oct. 22 Town Council meeting.
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This New North Carolina Italian Deli Has A New Orleans Twist And Meatball Sandwiches Worth Talking About
A meatball sandwich now shares an address with a pharmacy that has been serving neighbors since 1910. Somehow, the story gets even better from there. New Orleans training, New England Italian deli memories, and North Carolina all collide behind this counter. I’m fascinated by how naturally those influences fit together....
waltermagazine.com
Consignment Queen: Raleigh’s Kids’ Resale Pioneer
Cheyenne Levinson, the owner of Raleigh’s Little Oak Collective and State of Thrift, is key to the Triangle’s thriving resale market. Like countless teen girls before and after her, Cheyenne Levinson spent many free afternoons traveling to different thrift stores, reveling in every new (old) piece of clothing she found. “As soon as I could drive, that’s what I did for fun,” the now 31-year-old owner of Raleigh’s Little Oak Collective and State of Thrift recalls.
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The Charming North Carolina Bookstore Where You Can Buy Books For As Little As 10 Cents
There’s a bookstore in Raleigh, North Carolina, that has quietly been doing something the rest of the retail world forgot was possible: making books genuinely affordable for everyone. Reader’s Corner Inc is the kind of place that sounds too good to be true until you’re standing in front of...
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South Indian Bar O Bar Plots December Debut in Cary, Chef's Michelin Past in Tow
A new restaurant chasing a South Indian focus rather than the North Indian dishes most familiar to American diners is aiming to open in Cary by December. Bar O Bar, from SAMA Hospitality, is planned for 2301 Corley Road, with a menu built around coconut, mustard seeds, black pepper and curry leaves.
spectacularmag.com
NC Museum of History Announces November Events, Including 31st Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration
RALEIGH, NC — The North Carolina Museum of History will celebrate American Indian Heritage Month with cultural performances, storytelling, traditional arts and educational activities throughout November, highlighted by the 31st Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration on Saturday, November 21, 2026. The free, family-friendly celebration will take place from 11...
raleighmag.com
The Borrow Bar brings “access over ownership” to Raleigh
From espresso machines to outdoor projectors, The Borrow Bar allows locals to stop buying stuff they barely use—and borrow it instead… like a library, but swap books for high-end household, hosting and seasonal goods you might panic-buy before a party. Because who wants to drop hundreds on something they may need once?
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Shoppers Drive Hours To This Massive North Carolina Outlet Mall For Deals They Don’t Find At Home
More than 75 outlet stores sit less than a mile off I-95, offering shoppers a range of brands and deals. That’s not a typo. The lineup reads like a wish list. Coach, kate spade new york, Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Levi’s all share one open-air layout. Toss...
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This Maze-Like North Carolina Bookstore Has Readers Wandering Its Shelves for Hours
You step inside planning to grab one book, and somehow an entire afternoon slips away. That is the magic of a certain shop tucked into a busy corner of North Carolina, where every turn of the shelves reveals another surprise. It looks like a regular store from the parking lot,...
hoodline.com
Five Guys Eyes Fayetteville Street Spot, Bringing Burgers to Downtown Raleigh
Five Guys Burgers & Fries is lining up a downtown Raleigh storefront, and the paperwork is already on file with the city. The Virginia-founded burger chain has set its sights on 442 Fayetteville St., a compact spot in City Plaza, with a plan review set for Wednesday, Nov. 4. According...
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Bass Guitar and Spiritual Energy: Thundercat Performs in Raleigh
RALEIGH, N.C. – Few artists have been able to blend jazz fusion, funk and soulful storytelling quite like Grammy-winning artist, Thundercat. In his performance at The Ritz, he transformed the packed venue into a once-in-a-lifetime experience for everyone in attendance. Thundercat, born Stephen Bruner, is a Los Angeles-based bassist...
jocoreport.com
The Clayton Center Opens The Doors To The Arts
CLAYTON, N.C. – The lights go down, the room gets quiet, and attention turns to the stage. For the next hour or two, hundreds of people share something together without having to leave Clayton. Cathy Marraccini gets to see those moments from a different view. For nearly 20 years,...
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Gringo A Go Go to Bring Its Mexican Cantina to Wade Park
Gringo A Go Go, the Mexican restaurant at 100 N. Person St. in downtown Raleigh, is preparing to open a second location in the Wade Park area near the Lenovo Center. Owner Fredy Alvarez shared the expansion news with the Triangle Business Journal, which reported the development in an Instagram post.
midtownmag.com
Triangle Bagel Boom: Why Raleigh Bagel Shops Are Multiplying
There was a time when finding a decent bagel in the Triangle felt like a scavenger hunt, particularly if you were a Northeastern transplant with very specific opinions about chew, crust, and the appropriate amount of cream cheese. Yours truly tends to side with the lighter the schmear, the better.
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Maggiano’s Little Italy to Replace Brio at Raleigh’s Crabtree Valley Mall
Maggiano’s Little Italy is preparing to open its first Raleigh restaurant in the former Brio Italian Grille space at Crabtree Valley Mall, located at 4325 Glenwood Avenue. According to WRAL News, the restaurant’s opening date has not been announced. Brio Italian Grille closed its Crabtree Valley Mall restaurant...
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This Hollywood Cowboy Built a Whole Wild West Town Down a Quiet North Carolina Back Road
You turn off a sleepy country road in North Carolina, roll down a long driveway, and start wondering if you took a wrong turn. Then a row of weathered wooden storefronts appears, complete with a saloon and a little chapel, like a movie set dropped into the pines. A real...