Been two times, one lunch and one dinner. Enough on the menu…read morefor everyone to find something they like. Dessert bar looks pretty awesome Although I haven't tried it. Latest time also found our server to be really friendly and personable. Don't go to Cary area too often but worth checking out!

My two favorite things about Craft Public House are the pretzels and the desserts…read more This place gets slammed for games, for brunch, after church, for lunch... you pick a time of day and there might be a wait. But you can call ahead and they take reservations, so if you're worried about timing, I suggest you do that. Their mixed drinks are ok. The Bloody Mary is not my favorite, but I've also had worse, it's very middle of the road. They have a decent beer selection and lots of bar/casual dinning options to choose from. They cater and they host private events - I've attended a work lunch here that was casual, but nice. Overall it's fine, and people clearly love this place since they have no shortage of customers.

We decided to give this place another chance, this time during brunch. The experience was…read morefantastic! Natalie was very nice, and we even got a bakery basket to take home. The food was okay, and the restaurant was busy. However, when I went to the front desk and asked to speak with a manager, no one wanted to talk to me

We enjoyed brunch here with friends! The ambiance is really nice and they have outdoor seating…read moreoptions too. The food was tasty and the presentation was beautiful. The Chicken & Waffles was my favorite! The chicken was nice and crispy and the waffle was a sweet corn waffle. It came with these little morsels of grilled peaches and I wish there had been more of them because I could've eaten a whole bowl of them. The Peck and Plume Bowl was my least favorite dish but that's only because it was VERY tart and I wasn't expecting that. It has passion fruit, banana, blueberries, yogurt, granola, coconut flakes, and bee pollen. We also got the Eggs Benedict which came with country ham and wilted spinach on top. The ham was a bit salty but the breakfast potatoes on the side were great and the eggs were cooked perfectly jammy.

This place appears to be a local favorite and fills up quick with reservations on the weekend…read more Packing is in a lot throughout the shopping center. The staff who greeted us was extremely friendly and accommodating. We were sat with the stipulation that there was a reservation behind us in an hour and a half which was very doable for us. I do not partake in alcohol so I was appreciative of the zero proof menu options. I ordered the Jesse and it was sweet but sour, it balanced itself very well. My fiance loved his old fashioned with an orange and fig bourbon. Our waiter was direct and down to business, likely because they were busy, but a great waiter none the less. The food was excellent! Elevated American bar food that was cooked to perfection and had some nice fusion flavors: sesame tuna with edamame, goat cheese, walnuts and a special kind of beet that made my salad fresh and earthy. Truffle and onions with smashed burger dipped in bubbly cheese is a comfort food dream. Same with the Mac n cheese with bacon, really tickles the indulgence fancy! I do recommend this place, especially if you have friends who love bourbon or other kinds of whiskey!

We came right after opening at 4, and nobody was really inside. We were sat in Tracy's area. She…read morewas knowledgeable and friendly. I ordered the Pirates Garden. It was very tart like cranberry and not very strong. I also ordered the grilled chicken sliders no mayo or tomato. It came with two. They were tasty. Slightly overcooked, but the cheese helped enough. I also had to order fries on the slide, which was slightly disappointing because the two sliders are already $15 and fries $8.50, even though I didn't order the side sauces that come with it. It felt $2 overpriced in both instances. I don't know if I'd get again, but the fries were seasoned well. My fiancé ordered the braised pork shoulder. The meat was tender and had a decent flavor. The mac and cheese was okay, nothing special. Overall, the dish was drowned in too much barbecue sauce to the point he felt he was eating more sauce than the entree. He subbed sprouts with fries, which were tasty. He wouldn't order again. It was a big portion though. Service was good. Music was okay, a bit random, but still fun.

Love Iron oaks! The wings are delicious, as are the cheeseburgers and bean burger! The staff is…read moresuper friendly and fun atmosphere with golf simulator, board games, sports on tvs and fireplace

In the area and starving for a late dinner. Decided to blindly give The Iron Oaks a try…read more The Gouda burger was recommended by the staff who took my order. The best recommendation. I started to go for a side salad but he also suggested the truffle fries. This entire meal was delicious. I had a Vodka side car to finish off my late dinner before heading home. I do recommend The Iron Oaks for a great burger option. Very good!

Out on the terrace, the view rolls on for miles--sunset spilling gold across rooftops, city lights…read moreflickering on like fireflies once dusk settles in. It's the kind of place where you lean back in your chair, sip something cold and clever, and say, "Well now, this ain't too bad at all." The décor walks a fine line between polished and playful: clean-lined furniture, soft neutral tones, and just enough brass and glass to catch the light in all the right ways. It's modern, sure--but not in a cold, standoffish way. More like it got dressed up for the evening but still knows how to laugh at a good story. Their papas bravas show up like they've got a little swagger--golden potato wedges, crisped up just right on the outside and fluffy as a cloud where it counts. Then comes that roasted tomato sauce, rich and a little smoky, hanging out in the backround, waiting patiently to be introduced to the potatoes. And just when you think you've got it figured out, along drifts the aioli--cool, creamy, and smooth-talking--balancing the whole thing out like a charm. The albondigas might look like your standard meatballs at first glance, but don't let 'em fool you--they've got a little mischief tucked inside. Light as a whisper (seriously, how are they this fluffy?), they practically melt the moment you give 'em a nudge with your fork. They're lounging in a rich marinara that's got that slow-simmered, "somebody's nonna would approve" kind of depth, while a snowfall of parmesan settles on top like it knew exactly where it belonged all along. And onto the jackfruit barbacoa tacos, they roll in like they've got a story to tell--slow-simmered, deeply seasoned, and just a little unexpected. The jackfruit pulls apart in tender, saucy strands that swear they used to be something else, soaking up all that bold, smoky barbacoa flavor like it was born for the job. Then comes that grilled pineapple-jalapeño salsa--sweet, smoky, and just spicy enough to keep you on your toes. It's a little tropical, a little fiery, and entirely too charming for its own good. Just when things start heating up, the cilantro lime crema slides in smooth and cool, like it's here to keep the peace. Whether you're there for a slow cocktail at golden hour or a lively night under the stars, the whole place hums with that easy, slightly quirky grace that makes you want to stay just a bit longer than you planned. Cheers!

Really nice rooftop bar at the Residence Inn hotel. The views are great, and we went on a night…read morewhen it wasn't too crowded so the vibes were great. It was also the night of a complimentary wine tasting, so we got to enjoy a few wines that were new to us. Also the cocktails were well made and tasty. However, the menu description for the charcuterie board is MAJORLY misleading. The menu clearly states cheese AND meat for $14. However, when we got the bill, we were stuck with a $26 charge and told it's cause we ordered meat and cheese. The staff did not tell us it would be double the price when we ordered, so we had no idea until we cashed out. This put a bit of a damper on what was otherwise a nice visit. The establishment needs to be much more descriptive on the actual pricing and that it's meat OR cheese. Edit to add: I figured out that the discrepancy is due to the QR code menus inside the restaurant. When you scan the code, it takes you to a menu where it is clearly listing the charcuterie board as $14, whereas on their website, the board is listed at $26. The QR code menu needs to be updated to eliminate confusion (and less than ideal experiences) for customers. Also, my original review accidentally cited the location as the Renaissance, but this restaurant is attached to the Residence Inn rooftop.

I always enjoy coming here. It's easy to just order at the bar and sit wherever you want. You can…read morefind college students with laptops or people enjoying cocktails. It's not very large, but also not small and they have outdoor seating. The prices are fair. I ordered a cocktail, appetizer, smash burger and dessert well for under $50. The food drink and food came out fast and was delicious! It was hot and fresh. The drink was perfect. Well balanced and well portioned. The Brussels sprouts were so good! Flavorful and nice texture and the burger was delicious. Great size and served with a side of pork cracklings. You would need to upgrade for a bit extra to get a more traditional side. I will definitely be back here over and over.

Disclaimer: I came here only for the smashburger, so this review is limited to that…read more If you look at reviews for this place, a lot of people compare their burger to In-N-Out. Well, the burger is not as good, and the fries are better than In-N-Out. I went for lunch, and sat at the bar. You order ahead of time, and they bring you your food. Service is pretty quick. They also have a number of house made soft drinks, which is a bonus. They have some good beers on tap, but I didn't try any. The burger was a good burger, but it didn't particularly stand out. They use potato buns, which are really nice. The patties are not especially thin, and the pickles are not the tangy type. An In-N-Out Burger is mustard fried, and they put a special sauce on, but this place doesn't do that. They do have caramelized onions like the animal style burgers. Anyhow, come here for the cocktails, sit on some nice mid-century furniture, enjoy some solid food along with your drinks, but don't come here hoping that you're going to get a burger like In-N-Out.

Such a lovely place in Holly Springs! I was there tonight with a friend and we had the most amazing…read morewaitress, Serena, she is wonderful and real treasure. I will Be back just for her.

Went for one of their events. It was fun. The rooftop is well covered and has fans. Food was…read moregood. We had a choices for a preselected menu. Drinks were great. I appreciate that they also have mocktails so everyone feels included.

I've visited The Kitchen Table at Relish many times and always enjoy my time there. Most often my…read morehusband and I meet another couple there for Sunday brunch and to play some games. They offer a huge selection of board games and card games and have amazing game tenders who can help your table select a game to play and they can teach you how to play the game. I'm always so impressed by their vast knowledge. I recently visited for a relaxed girl's night out. We had a wonderful time. We all enjoyed the special drink of the day which was the watermelon margarita. We ordered a few items off the menu and ate family style. We all especially enjoyed the short rib tacos. Everything I've ever eaten there has been excellent! Brunch is amazing but it's also an excellent place to enjoy lunch or dinner.

Really fun place! I came with two girlfriends to get dinner/drinks and play games. The biggest…read moreappeal of the Kitchen Table is their awesome selection of board/card games. They have your standard games, niche games, card games, kid games, and everything in between! The game tender was super helpful in recommending a few games we could play with our party size. We ended up playing a card game I'm familiar with called Set. We all enjoyed our drinks and food. We shared Miguel's Stuffed Jalapenos, Loaded Chicken Nachos, and Short Rib Tacos. Everything was tasty but the short rib was my favorite! I'll definitely be trying more short rib items next time I visit. We sat outside, and since it got pretty hot, we didn't stick around to keep playing after we finished eating. If you have the time, it's probably worth waiting for a table inside, or you can make a reservation if you have a party of at least 5.