This was a place in the RDU airport…read more Stopped in mostly to drink. We did grab some CRISPY SHRIMP LETTUCE WRAPS. Sriracha Mayo, Sesame Slaw, Thai Basil. Tasty but hard to eat. Messy. Service was good. Good seat for people watching at the airport. Overall just ok.

This place has been consistently packed every time I come to RDU Airport. I finally discovered a…read morebreak in the pattern and got in to eat here. My review may not be your experience and it's entirely based off what I ordered and cost. There's no bang for your buck here. The plus: - Music was good (Gwen Stefani "Sweet Escape" had me vibing) - Atmosphere near the bar is perfect for feeling like you're not in an airport - Server was quick and efficient (tipped him well - Food was hot - Loves the pickled okra that came with my meal The minus: - Pricing is steep for handhelds and entrees - My fish filet handheld was filling but not $28 filling (it was small) - Fresh but lacked flavor - No place to plug in for charging My handheld might have honestly cost them $4 total (with fries). And it was small and lacked flavor. I know, I know ... it's the airport. Just not what I had expected. Still, decent atmosphere if that's what you're looking for.

My Cheese steak Philly was amazing! Fires were a little too salty but that could be just me. Our…read moreserver was great, he definitely could have used another person there to help him but that's not on him.

Decided it was time to give them a try again and so glad I did! Our waiter was great!…read more On a whim and by no one's suggestion, I decided to try the blueberry burger. It was so good and tasty I'd go back again today to have another! All their burgers are a half pound, which is usually too much for me, but this combination sounded so good I had to go for it. The burger has a combo of grilled onions and jalapeños on top with blue cheese, bacon, and blueberry jam. It was the perfect balance of sweet, savory, tang, and every now and then, a kick. Whoever came up with this had a brilliant idea!! It's not only a keeper, but a must have and must try for those who haven't. Sorry, no pictures. Once I took my first bite it was gone in no time! We were told the place was just bought by the new Indian restaurant next to the bubble tea shop beside them. I do hope Two Guys will remain as is because it's a winner.

Stopped in for lunch, was quickly seated and food on the table within 15 minutes. Bistro Burger was…read morevery flavorful and a good portion. The onion rings were fantastic. Cool decor. Lots of tvs. Watched ESPN updates on tv while eating.

Good burger, good service. We got there and sat at the bar and had an app of fried deviled eggs,…read morewhich were interesting. The hard boiled part was fried, with jalapeno and bacon on top. Pretty neat rendition of a traditional product. I had a Heat wave burger, which I thought was going to be really spicy, but was pretty medium, for me... I am from NM, though, so I have a little bit of a spice skew. The burger was nicely cooked, and although the fries came out cold, they remade some for me that were hot and pretty good. They also had a nice beer and cocktail selection, so if you are in the mood, you can get your hop or wheat on, or marg... Nice looking spot on the inside, with either ample table or bar seating, so take your pick. This is the spot where they just announced that the theater will be closing, and demolished forever... in Park West, and I did notice a lot of closed businesses, but that I think is a separate issue relating to the ridiculous rents that they are asking for in Wake as a whole.

Great food and quick service! We came here for a quick dinner after church and everything was…read moredelicious. We both ordered burgers customized to our liking and got tater tots on the side. Man, I forgot how much I loved their tater tots and Bad Daddy's sauce! The tots were crispy and so good with the sauce. I haven't been here in years, but after this visit, I already know I'm going to be craving it again! Definitely glad we stopped by.

10/10. Service. Food. Ambiance. Pleased everyone in our…read moregroup from kid to grandparent. We were even talking about it the next day. Soooo many options. Caesar salad dressing was one of my faves of all time. Parm fries were a hit. My kid loved choosing the burger toppings, condiments, and bun( brioche won) out of sourdough, rye, wheat, lettuce, or gluten free) and toppings. The toppings list was fun to review. We got a kick out of mac and cheese and peanut butter being options. Ive never seen so many cheese options for a cheeseburger! Even blue cheese crumbles, and smoked gouda! They had it all. Dessert was huge and delicious- we shared banana cream pudding. Only one tiny con and that would be the Fried Mozzarella Medallions didn't have much flavor, but I like the Chili's flavor kick too so maybe I had high expectations for that. It was a generous portion size. Honestly would have been fine with 2-3. Staff was beyond exceptional. Friendly and welcoming.

Love this place. Have been here quite a few time with large groups and with small ones. Enjoy the…read morearray of seating options. Great place for groups and good food. Nice beer selection but not much else if you're not into beer. Service is always great servers are always welcoming and friendly. I love how they have the donation wall for educators and first responders. I have donated a couple times. Food is always tasty a fresh.

Overall it was a really great experience. They had music bingo going on when we walked in. The…read morebartender was knowledgeable on the menu and attentive. The Brisket Burnt Ends were good for North Carolina. They were tasty but they weren't super tender which I'm used to with burnt ends. The classic burger looked good. The classic burger also tasted good and I didn't have to add any additional condiments. However, the classic burger is a smash burger, so why is there so much bread! The bun is ridiculously thick and hard to smash. That's my one complaint about the burger. Please change the bun to something softer.

First time here fueling up, had driven by this place a number of times and today we finally pulled…read morethe trigger to go. Inside was nice designed, modern, clean with a reasonable amount of seating. Staff were friendly. The food was excellent, I got the Buffalo chicken sandwich and the piece of chicken was huge! It was flavorful and not overbearing. My only knock was the bun fell apart too easily. Good portion size for price. If you like milkshakes they make them with real ice cream, FYI.

The milkshake was good food tasted like regret and fries were stale Great service but I thing one…read moreof the workers sweat on one of fry batch not ours though

Looking for authentic Irish pub vibes in North Carolina? Trali Irish Pub absolutely delivers!…read more I had to order the Shepherd's Pie, and it did not disappoint. Rich, slow-cooked beef stew topped with a beautifully swirled layer of creamy mashed potatoes--it was the ultimate comfort food. To pair with it, I enjoyed "The First Squeeze," a refreshing wheat beer from a local North Carolina brewery that complemented the meal perfectly. I planned to skip dessert...but then I spotted the Baileys Cheesecake on the menu. Resistance was futile, and I'm so glad I gave in! It was the perfect sweet ending to a fantastic meal. With its warm, authentic Irish atmosphere, friendly staff, and delicious food, Trali Irish Pub is definitely worth a visit. Sláinte!

I needed a nosh before a meeting and who doesn't love an Irish Pub?…read more This was my first time visiting Trali and won't be my last. It was about 6pm and the dining room was about half full, but everyone seemed in good spirits and many were watching the World Cup. The hostess sat me at a table near the entrance and facing the bar, I had a book with me to catch up on and planned to read a bit. Within a few minutes, the server came around, showed me the beer list and asked if I wanted anything else. When she returned, she saw that I had a book and very attentively asked if I would like to be moved to a quieter table... yes please! She mentioned that a 16 top was due any minute and they'd be taking up the large bar top in the center of the room, and it'd probably get pretty loud. She then talked with the hostess, and they moved me into, the library, of all rooms... how apropos... It's literally adjacent to the open bar area, but walled off and with a definite library vibe. I was sat in a corner table and with perfect ambiance. Looking over the menu, I couldn't really decide on a dish, but I wanted something more traditional Irish. I finally chose the Boxty potatoes topped with corned beef and it was a perfect portion. Everything came out to the table quickly, perfectly hot, and portioned well. I loved the mix of flavors and textured from the baked mashed potato to the shredded corned beef, and finished every single bite. I finished two chapters of my book and was pleased to see another patron in that room also reading. All in all, a night well spent and will definitely return when I'm in the area.

The food is 30% the size of the actual burger. Run elsewhere! when the burger was handed to me, it…read morereminded me of a junior cheeseburger from McDonald's for $.99

Burger Fi is one of those places where there aren't many good food options around and you just…read moresettle for a burger. We picked up a few burgers from here prior to our flight back to Newark. Two burgers will run you at least $30, and it's school cafeteria quality. They are pretty hefty though, so at least it'll keep you full (but greasy).

I ended up getting to the airport a little earlier than I planned. Thankfully, between CLEAR and…read moreTSA PreCheck, I was able to get through security pretty quickly. Since I had some extra time before my flight, I started looking around for a breakfast spot near my gate and came across La Farm at RDU Airport. I ordered a croissant, egg, and cheese sandwich along with one of their tea refreshers, and both were very good. The sandwich tasted fresh, the croissant was flaky, and it was a solid way to start the day before a flight. One thing I appreciated was that this wasn't your typical airport fast-food option. It felt more like a local bakery and café that just happened to be inside the airport. I always try to check out spots like that when I'm traveling instead of going with the usual chains. They also had plenty of seating, so it was easy to relax and enjoy my breakfast without feeling rushed. The staff kept the line moving, and the overall process was quick, efficient, and welcoming. Overall, this was a good airport find. If you're flying through Raleigh and have some time before your flight, I'd recommend giving it a try. It's a nice change of pace from the typical airport breakfast options.

Had the Deluxe Breakfast sandwich on Ciabatta roll. One with Bacon and the other with sausage…read more Bacon was not crispy as asked when ordering the sandwich. Food was very good, coffee was very strong. Service was good the restaurant, very busy being it is at the airport first thing in the morning.

The first time I ate at Shake Shack was at the original one at Madison Square Park in Manhattan. It…read morebegan as a hot dog cart in 2001, moving into a fixed kiosk in 2004, still in Madison Square Park, and expanded it menu to included burgers and crisp, crinkled fries . They open the original at 10:30 and by 11:30 a line had formed, that could easily stretch for blocks of a pleasant day. There was even a Shack Cam, a webcam which allowed potential customers to see the length of the line they were walking into - this became a great marketing tool! In the 1990's thru 2014 we would travel to Manhattan at least twice a year, and Shake Shack was just the kind of unique foodie spots we would search out. We ate at the original spot over 20 times, always arriving early. The company started in NYC in 2010, expanded in other areas soon, and went public in 2015. Danny Meyer, who started the hot dog cart to aid an art project in the park, was already in ownership positions with quintessential Manhattan restaurants like Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, and the very eloquent Eleven Madison Park, among others. I have eaten at the spots in Raleigh, Cary, Chapel Hill, and two in Charlotte, and like most great spots that expand, it is just not the same (see Whataburger). The food is decent, more so at some than others (no real surprise there), but the uniqueness of lining up in Madison Square Park to buy a burger or a dog, or crinkled fries that didn't totally suck, doesn't translated well to a fast casual spot in a shopping center. Like with Whataburger, I'll move on down the line!

Great breakfast, great lunch, especially great burgers!!!! And for what you get you can't beat the…read moreprice!!! The staff is friendly too!!! For fast food, this really is worth a trip. Go!!!