We celebrated a birthday at The Gramercy Restaurant, and it was amazing! The service was fantastic,…read morethe food was delicious, and the staff made the night so special. We have never experienced such wonderful hospitality anywhere else. We tried so many dishes but here are my favorites: - Chutoro deviled eggs were unique and AMAZING! My daughter especially loved them. - Datil was surprising flavorful! I'm not a huge fan of dates, but the combination of the sweet dates, creamy goat cheese, and spicy Arrabbiata sauce was delicious. - The Gramercy filet was so tender and perfectly cooked! - Finally, the braised short rib was cooked well and the red wine jus was the perfect complement to the short rib and the garlic mashed potatoes. Thank you for taking such good care of us! We will definitely be back.

Meals are always delicious. Friendly staff. Very comfortable restaurant…read more Great parking. Been there several times and will definitely be going back‼

This was our first time visiting and first time visiting Apex, NC. We were greeted and seated right…read moreaway. Everybody was very nice and attentive. They made suggestions based off questions we had about the menu and told us their favorite dishes. We started off with the burrata and oysters. For entrees we had the pork chop and the blackened salmon. Food was delicious. For dessert we finished with a dark chocolate peanut butter brownie , would definitely recommend that , husband loves the pork chop and I thought my salmon was good. The restaurant looks small however they have a second floor, which we did not see as we were seated on the main floor. Noise level is pretty moderate. I would definitely come back.

This was my first time at The Provincial. We didn't have a reservation but we were able to seated…read moreupstairs but facing a wall so not ideal seating. I would recommend reservations since seating is limited. Started off with Asian Spiced Jumbo Wings. They were nicely cooked and very flavorful but there was a slightly odd aftertaste. For my entrée, I had the Grilled Cheshire Pork Chop. The pork chop was nicely cooked and flavorful. The cheddar scalloped potatoes were so unbelievably delicious and the broccolini was cooked nicely as well. Had the Rum Raisin Brioche Bread Pudding which was yummy. The staff was friendly and tentative. I would definitely return here.

I must say that visiting this restaurant on "date night" was the best thing that we could have…read moredone. We visited G.58 for dinner and absolutely enjoyed our experience. The waiter was so helpful and knowledgeable. I loved the esthetics of the restaurant. The food was amazing. We ordered several appetizers and 2 entrees. We ordered the fried ribs, duck spring rolls, and crispy shrimp....Amazing! We also ordered the sizzling lamb dish and the beef noodles..again..AMAZING! I will definitely be back to try other dishes on the lunch menu as well as the dinner menu. I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed my date night...food, ambiance and company.

The staff was extremely nice and went above and beyond. The atmosphere is beautiful and love all…read morethe art. The staff was great answering all our questions and pack up our leftovers. The food is where it loses me because of how expensive it is and how it just not good enough to justify the price. We went for our 5 year anniversary. We called ahead to have the whole duck. But it definitely not a whole duck. It definitely was a lovely experience but it a bit expensive and not every part of the duck like we thought. We got some appetizers. We ordered the wellness soup and the tea smoked fish fillet. Both were super yummy. We ordered this lobster dish which right away was too rubbery and overcooked after one bite. The wait staff was quick to suggest us to order something else after noticing we didn't love it. He took our lobster away and we went with the seafood Tom Yum. It was yummy but again not worth the price. I have had more flavorful options for a better price. We got the tea which was wonderful. It was nice how they kept it warm and kept refilling the hot water. We got some dessert which was yummy but nothing special. Again I think it was a good place but for the price it needs to be more consistent and have a better wow factor.

I love this place! So glad you are in Raleigh! Great menu- love the fusion (though could you…read moreplease cut the poke up into slightly smaller pieces?) Drinks are solid, outdoor seating a plus, waitstaff really knowledgeable and helpful. Love this place- a dine in and door dash favorite for us!

I've been desperately wanting to try this place since I heard it was coming to Raleigh, so when a…read morefriend and I found ourselves leaving a nearby event and looking for dinner, I jumped at the chance to try it. TLDR: I was so disappointed! The vibe is cool, and the hostess was sweet as can be. But our waiter started off rough when we asked him what the sauce on the shrimp bao was and he looked at us blankly and said he really didn't know how to describe it. We eventually figured out that it should be analogous to bang bang sauce, so we ordered those, the brisket bao, & the potstickers to share, plus we each got a taco (shrimp for her and tuna for me). We also ordered the strawberry basil rum-based cocktail to share. The cocktail was ok to me and unpalatable to her - it didn't have even a hint of discernible basil flavor. It tasted like the strawberry daiquiris my parents made in the early 90s except poured over ice instead of frozen. It was fine, but not worth the price to me. Then it was on to the bao. They were both weirdly moist on one side, like they had been sitting on the plate too long. The filling was good, but eating the bun was like eating wet bread. We ate the filling and left the buns (disappointing for the price!). The shrimp is fried and the sauce was good. I was surprised to prefer the brisket - it is quite spicy, though! Next we tried the potstickers. They were decent but nothing outstanding. I am no potsticker aficionado but they seemed very similar to the fried dumplings at Bul Box... but more expensive and less tasty. Last were the tacos. My friend took one bite of hers and made a weird face before placing it back on the plate and pushing it away - she said it just was not good. I saved my tuna poke lettuce wrap taco for last because it sounded so good, and the waiter had pronounced it the best thing on the menu when I ordered it. It was the biggest disappointment of the night. It wasn't wrapped at all; it was just a piece of lettuce with toppings piled on it. The lettuce was too floppy and wilted to use it as a taco. There was too much of whatever was wet in the toppings - there was literally a wet puddle around it. There were so many green onions in it I couldn't even pick them all out (they are not in the menu description, and I hate them). And the tuna, while beautiful in appearance, was variable in quality. Some chunks were great; some chunks had a weird texture like the stuff you cut off of chicken when you're cleaning it. And some was so fishy I had to spit it out. I estimate I ate about half of it. So overall, some things were good, some things were not, and some were in between. I'd give it 2.5 stars if I could but I rounded up. At a lower price point I'd be more forgiving, perhaps. But I won't seek it out again.

The staff was very sweet and welcoming! The sashimi sampler was smaller than what I've had at other…read morerestaurants, but it was very fresh and delicious. The salmon teriyaki was also good, although the salmon was thin compared to the amount of vegetables. The ambiance was nice, and overall I enjoyed my experience. I'll definitely be back to try the sushi!

The food I had at this restaurant was amazing. I was craving hibachi, and this did not disappoint…read more The staff were friendly and the drinks were good.

Not many places offer a good brunch around Raleigh, and glad I was referred to this place…read more Breakfast is cheap, but good quality. Service is great, and all of the TV's make it great to watch sports.

High Park is so confusing sometimes. Yesterday for example, it took 15 minutes for someone to come…read moreover to get our order after we were seated. If we hadn't arranged to meet people here, we would have left at the ten minute mark. When we got service, we ordered drinks and food, our server cashed us out before we were even done. No questions, no refills, just goodbye. No one else checked on us for the rest of the game, no explanation given, just here's the check, see ya. On other visits we've had great service, super friendly, super prompt, and if there is a shift change during the Sunday games, we have no problem closing out and reopening a tab with someone else. Sometimes it's a really really great place to be. One thing I can say, the food is consistently good. It's bar food, but they also have a regular lunch/dinner menu, and brunch on weekends. I gravitate towards the sliders, and the onion rings, but their nachos are also good - also very big and shareable. Apart from the bar and restaurant, they have pool tables, darts, a claw machine and a huge outside patio.

I found Stellar in Raleigh through Offline, and I'm so glad we gave it a try! The vibe is really…read morecute and quaint, and I especially loved the bar area. Our server was PHENOMENAL. We actually told her, "Whatever they're paying you, they need to pay you more!" Only at the end did she casually mention that her dad owns the restaurant, which made the whole interaction even better. She gave us incredible service without ever leading with that. Now the FOOD! Don't let the menu fool you. At first glance, it's a little different and may not immediately jump out as somewhere you'd go specifically for the food--but EVERYTHING we had was delicious. There were six of us, and naturally, we all tasted each other's food . I genuinely couldn't pick a bad dish. But those sliders?! I would come back, order two of those appetizers as my meal, and be perfectly happy. They were THAT good! Portions were fair, drinks were great, and my Old Fashioned--one of my go-to cocktails--was excellent. Overall, great food, amazing service, good drinks, and a really nice atmosphere. Stellar was definitely a pleasant surprise, and I'd absolutely go back. Highly recommend checking it out!

Stellar was a great discovery, and I hope that more people make the same visit soon. It is a…read moreclassy, yet still cozy wine bar/restaurant. The staff were all so incredibly kind and gracious during our entire meal. I am usually not one to order chicken when I dine out, but omg, I'm so glad I went against my instincts and ordered the smoked chicken dish. It was INCREDIBLE. The barbecue sauce on there was liquid gold, and the chicken was so tender. I am still thinking about that chicken days later. The basque cheesecake also was a nice cap to the meal though I wish it would have had some kind of sauce or drizzle option to it to add a bit more moisture. Overall highly recommend checking out Stellar for a nice, welcoming, and chill dining experience.

This restaurant is the perfect date night spot. The ambiance was very chill And laid back. They…read morehave something for everyone. All the food was amazing from the appetizer to the main entrees. Highly recommend the lamb chops and the spider roll. Our server was very attentive and was very helpful with deciding our dinner options.

Stopped by Lulu Bang Bang after work while near the Durham area. When you arrive there is plenty of…read moreparking available in the front or back of the restaurant. Walking in the restaurant feels upscale, casual, sophisticated. To be seated you'll check in with the host and then be shown to your table. Once seated we ordered the Lulu Bang Bang Shrimp (battered and fried, served over crispy noodles with bang bang sauce, scallions) which unfortunately weren't very good. The batter seemed like it wasn't fried enough so the texture was chewy and not crispy. For entrees, I ordered the Mongolian Beef (sliced beef, garlic, onions, mushrooms, sweet savory soy, sesame oil) and my partner ordered the Yellow Curry (Braised chicken, green papaya, yellow onions, scallions, cashew). The Mongolian beef meat was so tender, however that really the only thing I wanted to eat in the bowl as the onions were still pretty raw and mushrooms weren't tender. The Yellow Curry was good but on the sweeter side with the papaya. Each entree was served with a side of rice. For Dessert we ordered the Thai tea crème brûlée (with a small scoop of vanilla gelato) which was very good and may have been my favorite part of the meal. Overall, I'm not sure if I'll be back but I'm glad we tried Lulu Bang Bang. If I return I would maybe try the sushi and some of the other appetizers.