What a gem! We stopped in here before a concert at Red Hat. Very chill, welcoming vibe with a…read moregreat drink list. But the big surprise for us were the hotdogs. I know, how can you be excited about a hotdog? Well, there was just something about these hotdogs that were just really good! We will definitely be back ... I'm thinking hotdog and a drink followed by a visit to Videri for chocolate and my day would be complete.

Great selection of beers. Love the local vibe and next time will definitely get a hotdog.read more

Awesome bottle shop in Garner! Everyone from staff to regular patrons were friendly and welcoming…read more Very relaxed environment, open with plenty of tables and chairs. We chose some sour beers and ciders from the fridge to go but I love how there's so much to do inside. There were children in there so definitely family friendly too. Would love to come back! Not to mention the prices are affordable..we bought 5 drinks for roughly $27

Great selection of brews and excellent service - comfortable space to enjoy some brews.read more

Dope little neighborhood bar. Dog friendly as long as your dog is friendly. Free pool table, bunch…read moreof TVs and gaming machines

Stopped in on their third night open with some of our neighbors. They have a great atmosphere, it…read morewas very comfortable. Will be back!

Some many types of 'healthy' soda/komuchas/sparkly waters etc (along with craft-ish canned beers…read moreavailable for grab and go. Chips... a few sandwiches in their cooler. I was kinda disappointed in the selection (it's a Tuesday around noon). But the service was great and attentive. There is also a little gift shop area where you can buy shirts, hats etc. If I could make a suggestion... if it were my store... I would sell picnic baskets (vintage and new... or any kind of largish container or trays) and have packaged fresh fruit, veggies, individual hummus (actually, they might have had this) and way more prepared salads like potato salad, macaroni salad... salad-salads etc. It's such an excellent spot for a picnic! I also really appreciated the brochures about the park, the trail system and the TROLLS! Lovely park and a really cool spot to hang out... I can't wait to come visit again!

My partner and I visited House of Many Porches while we were at Dix Park on Saturday. The space…read moreitself is gorgeous with tons of outdoor seating. I believe it is a converted home. It sits right beside Gipson's Play area. We each grabbed a beer, which they have on draft and in cans to enjoy. The beers were good and it was nice to sit out on the porch sipping it in the afternoon sun. The one thing to be wary of is there appears to be only one or two bathrooms in the house, which can make the wait a bit long when it is busy. House of Many Porches also offers coffee and other canned cold drinks. They have a run club that meets there on Thursday evenings as well.

Cute little wine shop with a small outdoor patio. I've been here for an event and came back just…read moreweeks later to enjoy it for myself! They have a large selection of wine both glass and bottle and also cocktails. You can create your own charcuterie, which was so fun! It did however take a very long time for the charcuterie to come out but they had told us up front that there were a couple boards before ours.

This is a cute wine shop. My friend and I stopped in to enjoy a few glasses of wine and had a fun…read moretime. We browsed the selection of wine to take home and thought that it was good. If you are in DTR check out The Raleigh Wine Shop.

Disclaimer: This was my first EVER visit to an ABC Store in NC…read more- So I can't say for sure if it's "As good as it' get's" but it's as good as I've gotten! So contrary to what you might be thinking, I came here to buy alcohol to eat- not drink. I woke up with the sudden urge to make Banana's Foster and went down to Trader Joes for ingredients. I was reminded of the funky NC alcohol laws (CA Trader Joe's sell wine, beer and hard liquor-FYI they even have their own generic brand of vodkas and rums!). So I quickly Googled the nearest ABC store to home and wham- I ended up here! I didn't want to invest in an entire bottle of rum (especially since the recipe called for only a few tbsp) so I bought a few of the tiny airplane bottles. They seemed to have a pretty wide selection and fair prices. The ladies at the front counter told me that there was another ABC store nearby, but that location was small and served you from behind a counter. These same ladies also helped me pick the right brand of rum for my recipe (which I was thankful for since rum ain't my poison). For all of these reason's I will return! Well, all of these reason's and the simple fact that this is the only place I CAN come to buy alcohol. North Carolina kinda has me by the balls on this one.

There isn't much to like about this ABC location…read more Like most ABCs, this one is in a strip mall. But it's probably one of the smallest and most crowded strip malls in Raleigh. Good luck finding a parking space on a Saturday afternoon. Also, good luck working your way around the Papa John's delivery drivers on the way out. By the way, much love to all of the Papa John's drivers - you guys are awesome and thanks for all the pizza. The selection is one of the worst I've seen. I can get most of my favorites (Tito's, Tanqueray, Bulleit), but I always have a hard time finding anything out of the ordinary. On my last visit, the store was operating two checkout lanes, and then switched to just one as soon as 10 people needed to check out. I didn't quite understand that strategy. The Cameron Village store is much nicer.

A good Total Wine location! I don't usually come to this store and I was only in the area for…read morelunch. The staff was friendly and helped me find the beer section and explained how it was organized too. Checkout was easy and painless. I've visited this this store a few years ago for a beer tasting class, and I'll probably be back again for another class at some point since the Total Wine closest to me does not offer classes.

I had one purpose coming here -- to find infused drinks. And guess what? Mission accomplished. I…read moregrabbed a few to try and love that there were so many options!

First time visiting as I live across the street from it so I wanted to check it out and watch the…read morefootball game. It's a bottle shop so it's just beer, cider and some wine. They have games and pool table in there and it's pretty chill. I would visit it again.

For a local corner bar, I was impressed with the selection they had of not only beer on draft, but…read morealso to go beer in coolers. It appears they have food trucks out front regularly. The bar tender was friendly and conversational. It definitely has a "funky" vibe to it with the artwork, but also seems laid back and welcoming. There are arcade games you can play, along with an old school Nintendo system in the corner, plus a selection of board games. A little something for everyone!

Really good spot for wines that are somewhat unique to the area with super friendly staff. Staff…read moremembers are ALWAYS so helpful but relaxed and warm. Wines are often very very good value for money. Modern interior which is neat, clean, and well lit. When you find a wine that you like....suggest that you return to buy more as the wines often do not get re-stocked after the inventory is depleted.

What's a wine store without a tasting? Here, you can shop for wine and pour a sample from a…read moreprefilled machine. There were some truly fascinating wines in the location and I appreciate the dedication to finding wines from across the world that have a unique flavor or bottle. Limited run wines seem to be the owners philosophy. This was a great addition to seeing the comedy show next-door.

Thought it was chill till they charged me again for no reason. My inital payment was $45 including…read morea tip. They charged me the following Tuesday $35.. wtf. Never again

I'll never spend another dollar at this place. I'm from Philly and a huge Eagles fan. The owner…read morekicked my fiance out for wearing an Ohio State hat, even though he was also wearing an Eagles jersey. After speaking with the manager, he proceeded to brag about how much money he makes which was wild because I dont understand how the topic was relevant. I decided to leave, and as he was doing so, on our way out the bouncers were trying to provoke him to fight them. I was in the bar for maybe three minutes, and it was one of the worst experiences I've ever had at a bar. Hoping to find a better Eagles bar soon, because I need one down here. I truly don't understand how people support this business and an air head who walks around flaunting his wealth.