Angie's Restaurant

This was my first visit to No Filter, and both me and my 8 year old daughter would rate it as…read more10/10. The staff was super friendly, and Ava P was THE best staff member!!! She was very friendly, super polite, and made sure we enjoyed our food and drinks. The food was Awesome!!! I had a "Mugwhich" and my daughter had the Kids Sampler with waffles. The specialty drink was great as well! I'll definitely be back and will bring my friends!!! 10/10!!! Hands down!!!

Needed a late lunch on the way through Raleigh and what a charming surprise! A menu to fit…read morebreakfast and lunch Needs and fit all appetites and craving Very cute decor and Uber friendly staff. Five star apple sliced fries too!! Yum!

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Big Ed's Garner

4.0(148 reviews)

2.5 mi

I highly recommend Big Ed's! The servers are so sweet and friendly, and the food is really good!…read moreEverything was fresh and delicious. I had a great experience and will definitely be back!

This place was highly recommended by our bank associate at Chase. For a very good reason. The food…read morewas outstanding, flavorful, beautifully plated, and generous size portions were given. The icing on the cake was having a wonderful waitress named Crystal, who greeted us with southern kindness. She is a gem! We look forward to coming back when we visit from Jacksonville again.

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Our meals, both fried catfish breakfast

Brunches

3.9(131 reviews)

7.2 mi

Talia, Maurice , Rae, and melissa took extra great care of us as as always. food was exceptional…read moreAnd even though it's really busy which is great for Bruches , they have it under control. Food was great as always !!!

Brunches is 10/10! After closing on our house , we stopped…read morein for brunch with the kids and my parents and enjoyed a good hearty meal. My little one loved the Hersey pancakes and me and mom enjoyed the mimosa flights lol ! No one left a crumb on their plate so it's safe to say this places was fantastic . Definitely looking forward to a lot more weekend brunches this fall .

Strawberry lemon drop

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Specialty flight creamsicle, blue berry, sunrise tequila,

Eggs Up Grill

4.1(94 reviews)

0.7 mi

Gave this place a few chances and am very impressed with service and food. Staff is fantastic,…read morefriendly, and attentive. Food is original and amazing. Such great menu choices, it has become my favorite place for breakfast. The atmosphere is bright and fresh and such a great place to start the day.

Nothing I like better than eggs Benedict on a Sunday. So I headed over to the Eggs Up Grill in…read moreGarner. My Holly Springs experience wasn't the best but I wanted to give them another chance. Sadly I was disappointed. The servers were amazing. Those men and women were friendly even while working hard to feed a packed house at 9:30 am. I was immediately seated at the bar ( solo dining has its perks). Coffee right away. A little light for my taste but oh well. The eggs came out on a biscuit with a very thin slice of Canadian bacon. Looked great. But the eggs weren't fully poached. Runny whites I ate what I could and let my server know. Her response was I should have sent them back. Not what I was hoping to hear. Especially when food safety is at an all time low. No need to return.

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3 item omelette with grits & English muffin

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Farmhouse Cafe

4.3(142 reviews)

11.6 mi

Okay y'all. Wrapping up my summer sojourne. Took family out to brunch. This was a perfect choice…read more The decor evinces a real farmhouse environment, ie: rustically charming. Very welcoming atmosphere. When you come in you're instructed to peruse the menu and order/pay at the register. Or you can seat yourself first, gather your utensils, and order from the menu more leisurely. I chose the latter option. Totally worth careful consideration of the menu IMO. I chose the Eye Opener Breakfast with extra side of grits, sausage and home fries. My family ordered the Salmon Smorrebord and the BLT&E on Crossant. Absolutely delectable. I'm definitely a fan and look forward to my next occasion to visit.

I moved here two months ago and I swear I come here several times a week!…read moreSuch a fun atmosphere. Staff is super friendly (which matters ) and the food is great! Highly recommend

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Catering by Chef Patrick at the Farmhouse Cafe

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Farmhouse Cafe Catering

Full Bloom Coffee Roasters

4.7(154 reviews)

1.2 mi

Internet is way more reliable these days, and it continues to be a local gem and community hub…read more Best coffee shop around.

Full Bloom is one of my favorite coffee shops in Raleigh/Garner! It's in a cute, cozy building. I'm…read morealways a sucker for exposed brick vibes. Most seating is upstairs accessible by a staircase (fairly certain there isn't an elevator option), so that's the main heads up in case of any accessibility needs. However there is seating outside and one table downstairs indoors. They have amazing espresso beans with great flavor. I typically order a caramel latte but have heard the orange latte is amazing. Their muffins are also a nice pairing with the coffee. Highly recommend!

Honey Vanilla Cappuccino

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Little Rey

3.9(78 reviews)

6.3 mi

We came here before heading over to The Ritz for a concert. The restaurant wasn't super busy so we…read moredidn't think it would take too long. We ordered our food at 6:40pm. The food arrived at 7:16pm, so if you're hoping to get in and out of this place quickly that likely won't happen. We ordered tacos and they were all delicious. The Oaxaca was a pleasant surprise that I highly recommend. The chicken Al carbon was tasty. You could taste the smokiness from being grilled. It was a little dry though so we added salsa to it. The picadillo with the seasoned ground beef was good. The steak was spicy but tasty as well rico style. Overall our only complaint was the wait time.

I forgot to snag a picture before eating, but I ordered the fish taco and the chicken quesadilla…read more The fish taco was delicious, loaded with toppings and full of great flavor. The quesadilla was flavorful as well, and the chicken was tender. I also tried the large chips and queso; the queso portion was generous, which I appreciated, but many of the chips were soggy and chewy, which made them hard to enjoy. Overall, it was a good experience with friendly staff, and I'll definitely be back for the fish tacos.

4.4 mi•Warehouse District

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A Place At The Table

4.8(261 reviews)

Why is this model not in my city of Greensboro, NC? In Greensboro, the city council makes homeless…read morehostel architecture so the homeless can not lay down, etc. A place at the Table is doing God's work. I've never seen anything like this and feel like this model needs to spread everywhere. Breakfast was GREAT: eggs, bacon, toast and coffee. Great volunteers and a wonderful idea to boost humanity among us all. Had no idea it was a mission based restaurant until I arrived and put 2 and 2 together. Just a beautiful thing they are doing there in DT Raleigh.

I tell you the truth whenever I give a five star is because they're deserving meeting all top tiers…read moreand critters in my restaurant journey; the food the service and always go check out the ambiance please :D. A Place at the Table is Raleigh first pay as you go kitchen, there's no limit on the quality of the team, volunteers and atmosphere. With eatery space outdoors, indoor and upstairs a fast kitchen with flavorful healthy options stop in and volunteer for a hour for a meal or pay the suggested option prices given. Flavorful rich creamy soup with fresh crisp ingredients!!! The staff is welcoming always greeting with a smile and cheerful loving family feel this kitchen is the way foundation of service should be. Thank you for always pursuing I have a great experience. .

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The huevos rancheros!

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New York Bagel & Deli

4.1(196 reviews)

14.2 mi

The chocolate croissants are excellent but sell out early in the day. The bagels and cream cheese…read moreare heavenly.

Food is terrible, nothing like it's sister stores. Staff was dirty and unprofessional.read more

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Shakia E.

7 years ago

This Establishment is very raciest, the owner and her staff got upset with customers because they made a mistake when ringing up the customers, was unable to resolve issue and due to the owner and her staff being wrong the owner Called the police on customers told us to shut up and stop talking and put us down for trespassing this was our very first and very last time eating at this restaurant. It was a terrible experience the cashier walked in our face very aggressively as if she wanted to fight please do not support this business she does not like periods of color she just wants our funds. Very terrible experience. And I did contact the local news to report the establishment. read more

Earl H.

11 years ago

Went to Angie's January 23rd for a Birthday breakfast special, during the winter storm when we had no power to find a very pleasant surprise of a friendly place & great food with Angie's Breakfast Special - two eggs; meat was 1/2 bacon, 1/2 Country link Sausage; grits; biscuit; and fresh coffee. ( 3 people, $29.00) In my book a restaurant with great personality waitresses and friendliness of customers is hard to find so I am very anxious to get back to Angie's in Garner again for another fantastic breakfast or a meal of some sort ! The two gals we experienced were Jessica and Tracy. Asked for them when you go in. read more

Joe D.

11 years ago

Angie's is by far the best breakfast restaurant I've been to since moving to the area a year ago. The food is fresh and bountiful.There's a reason why there's always a line. Their lunch is a close second to their breakfast..Very good. I have to say besides the great food their wait staff is outstanding. Always very friendly and welcoming and the owner Angie welcomes everyone. read more

Danielle T.

10 years ago

Not too many restaurants have regulars thay will serannade your tables for a birthday a few months away. I hear he's a regular goofball! Great personalities of the staff. Delicious food, good portions. Good sweet tea! Strong coffee. They even have mountain dew for my brother! Oh and fried bologna for my crazy uncle :). read more

Sarah W.

14 years ago

Angies is a great restaurant, my aunt owns it and she fought hard to get where she is. The food is fresh because my grandma grows and cooks it. The servise is great and the waitresses are nice very nice. I love Angies because its a great little spot to grab a bite and munch down on some great buiscits read more

Jonson R.

7 years ago

After the black face incident my family and I will no longer support this place. The owner has not apologized nor taken any responsibility for what happened. This is not the way you run an inclusive restaurant or business. This sends the message to the community that you don't care in my opinion read more

Amy B.

14 years ago

I love patronizing small businesses that really seem to appreciate you. Angie and her staff are all friendly "home folks". The food is great. Angie, herself, will always make sure your visit is great. Would recommend to anyone. read more

Pattie D.

11 years ago

It was great! Loved the grits. My husband and I recently moved here and we love coming here for breakfast. The service is great and food is always fresh. The prices are a little high for me, but I still enjoy coming. read more

Michael A.

9 years ago

Best little Brunch Place for the money. Been coming to Angie's for a while now, You always feel like you are at home. The staff is more than accommodating and the service is awesome. Don't forget Seafood Friday! read more

Tabitha C.

3 years ago

I love coming here for breakfast when I have a morning away from the office. The food is always fantastic! Definitely a Southerners Restaurant with it's down-home feel and friendly staff. read more

Nancy A.

6 years ago

Best breakfast around. Great people and great food. What more can you ask for?? I just wish she would open more restaurants to not have to drive 30 min for great food. :) read more

Chris H.

14 years ago

A great place for breakfast or lunch. Small town diner with excellent food and a very friendly and attentive staff. The salmon patties at breakfast are not to be missed! read more

Oxy C.

105

9 years ago

Angie isn't bad and gas a great menu, but they are overpriced and close at 2. The food is good, but there's a place right up the street with better food and better prices. read more

Paulette M.

7 years ago

Angie's Restaurant and the waitress Tracy is the bomb. Parking lot full but plenty of room. Too much food, but delicious. Friendly on a scale 1 to 10 is 20. read more

Jeff C.

11 years ago

Today I had my first meal here and expect there will be many more. Everything was excellent. From the service to the food. My new favorite place!! read more

David D.

8 years ago

Good folks, good basic food. Plan to wait up to 45 minutes to get in on Saturday mornings, unless you're there before 7:00.

Lin B.

4 years ago

Great home town atmosphere and great food. Breakfast is the best. The owner cares about people and her customers

Litskie H.

10 years ago

I had a first taste of their food when they were serving our school for lunch. Boy....it was just soooooo good.

Wesley S.

5 years ago

Staff is friendly and food is amazing!! We love the food and atmosphere of the restaurant. A family favorite!

Alicia B.

8 years ago

Delicious food and friendly staff. Very busy but got us in quickly and food came out quickly as well.

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