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    Flask & Beaker

    3.4 (36 reviews)
    ModerateNew American
    Open • 6:00 am - 12:00 pm, 5:30 PM - 11:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Nicole S.

    Service was amazing, our waitress for the bar also worked the tables. So we did have to wait a little bit for her to refill our drinks but the place wasn't packed at the time we went so we did not have to wait too long for the food. Food caught me by surprise, I did not expect such an amazing assortment of options with flavors to match! The burger and the nachos I ordered were perfection. Ever been so full but the food is so good you don't want to stop? Yup, that was me! They even offer a kids menu, food is also available to order to your room if you're staying on property. It's a dark setting, moody even. Clean but quiet.

    Old Fashioned and Moscow Mule
    Mic S.

    Stopped in for a bite after an excursion downtown. I meant to grab a picture of the appetizers scarfed down but have this photo of our mixed drinks. Solid old fashioned and a refreshing Moscow mule. Service was prompt and attentive. It was a very pleasant experience for a hotel restaurant. Highly recommend for proximity to NC State, downtown, and overall good vibes after a busy day.

    Egg white veggie omlette
    Jonelle W.

    Service was good and food was delicious. It was quiet and outdoor seating is beautiful

    a dining area with a table and chairs
    Aimee N.

    I am staying at the hotel and didn't feel like leaving for dinner. So, o walked down through the beautiful lobby to grab some dinner to take to my room. I ordered an extra dirty martini and he made it extra dry. He realized it when I asked for the olives. He then made me another drink. I preserved the steak with Mac and cheese and seasoned veggies. The steak was supposed to be rare. It was medium well. I was too tired to complain when I got up to my room. There was a mushroom sauce on it which had a good flavor. Steak was very average and so overcooked. Steamed veggies were broccolini and carrots. I thought these were delicious. The Mac and cheese was good but not great. All in all, not worth $50. The restaurant is very bright and not very intimate compared to the rest of the hotel.

    Stateview Red Bread Pudding
    Nikki C.

    Came to check out the venue since I reserved a few faculty members to dine here the following Monday. I ordered the State View Red Bread Pudding ($12), which is very dense and tastes nothing like bread pudding, and the Mrs. Wuf's Favorite Color ($11) which didn't impress me at all. The staff it's very nice and the bartender was very knowledgeable about the drunk menu. The ambience is fantastic!

    Grilled Caesar salad with grilled chicken
    Barbara Babs T.

    The food we ordered was very good but several things on the menu are not available. Our server made up for the slim menu choices. Nice atmosphere for casual or formal dining.

    Don I.

    This is a restaurant off the beaten path and tsucked into the autograph collection Marriott property at NC State It has only been open a couple of months and still going through it's growing pains of training the kitchen as well as the waitstaff and trying to figure out the amount of food for the size of the crowd on any given day The menu is science lab themed with the cocktails coming out with a chemistry oriented approach, while the wine is served in beakers We have eaten here on number of times and enjoyed the appetizers salads as well as the featured main courses We have always had a good overall experience but sometimes the timing of the kitchen between courses can be off just a little bit Very much looking forward to enjoying the space as the weather changes in the restaurant opens up to the outdoor spaces

    Burger and fries - DEFINITELY get the fries! Burger got great reviews too
    Mikkel W.

    This is the restaurant inside the State View hotel, a Marriott at NC State campus. I didn't expect much from how bright the lights inside were (think cafeteria, bright) and the fake red and white flowers stuck into rocks inside beakers on the table (please do away with those - so tacky) but the service and food were great. Our waitress, Alyssa, was friendly and attentive. The food really was delicious. We had the beer cheese soup (yum - highly recommended), the zucchini chips (pretty much fried zucchini, served with a great fig jam and ranch dressing), nachos and the burger. Definitely get their fries - also amazingly yummy. They serve beer, wine and liquor. They have a cocktail menu with clever drinks and clever names to go with but I stuck to a dirty martini (classic, delicious). The drinks are perhaps high priced for the location - cocktails could probably due with $1-$2 taken off the price since $12-$14 each is what I'd expect in a bigger city - but I don't see them lowering prices. They serve NC State brewed beer as well. While I wouldn't say the ambience would bring me back the food and service might. If you're staying at the hotel definitely give it a try!

    Fig and Brussels sprouts flatbread!
    Anila Y.

    I live at the apartment complex down the road from here and have enjoyed strolling over on summer evenings to enjoy a drink and sunset. While the food is mediocre and overpriced, I love their patio and enjoying the weather while sipping on something refreshing. I love the academic theme as well. They also serve howling cow ice cream!

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    First time here. Been wanting to come for a while and so glad I did. I arrived and it was already…read morepacked at 530 on Saturday. Outdoor seating looked really nice. Wish it wasn't 100 out. Good reason to come back. Started with prickly pear margarita with mescal. Yum! Had a white wine after. It was ok. My friend and I shared 4 bruschetta's- smoked salmon and pesto, artichoke, caprese, and apple, Brie and fig. Favs were smoked salmon and apple and Brie. The fries were amazing. Salmon board was good too. The bread on the board was much better than the bruschetta. Ambiance is great. Service as well. Will be back!

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    Postino Village District
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    5.8 mi
    •$$

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    Grabbed lunch from here recently and enjoyed it…read more Parking was simple, as there's a big parking lot for all of the nearby businesses. I got my order to-go and it was prepared on time. My wife and I both ate the Caesar salad and it was pretty darn tasty! The chicken was flavorful and the dressing hit the mark. I will say that the side of bread was pretty bland, but it's free so I can't complain too much :) Inside, it looked clean and cheerful. Overall, I would definitely come back to this location to grab a healthy meal.

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    4.5(352 reviews)
    3.0 mi•Oakwood
    •$$$

    Wow, if you are in Raleigh you definitely have to check out Crawford & Son. When you arrive parking…read moreis pretty difficult as the restaurant is located on person street. You'll want to park on a side street and walk up to the restaurant. When you walk into the restaurant you'll be transported to a dark, warm, intimate, and buzzy neighborhood vibe. I'd definitely recommend booking a reservation to ensure you are able to get a table. Once we were seated I started by ordering the Long Time Listener Cocktail (Bourbon, Blackberry, Mint, Fernet-Branca) which was excellent and probably my favorite drink of the evening. For my other drink I tried the Structured Settlement (coconut washed tequila, peach, popcorn orgeat, and lime). This drink was also good, but not as good as the long time listener. For food, we started with the Manchego-Herb Biscuits which were flaky, soft, and didn't need any butter. After that we tried the Heirloom Tomato Salad (provencal granola, mozzarella ice cream, and peaches) which was perfect. The large tomato with the crunchy granola, olive oil, and mozzarella and peaches were the perfect blend of flavors. I couldn't stop eating this dish. Next, we tried the Half Smoke Sausage (roasted peppers, garlic aioli, balsamic onion jus) which surprised me. The sausage had a bit of a spicy flavor, the roasted peppers were prepared perfectly, and overall the flavors paired perfectly together. We also ordered the Bucatini (sea urchin, gulf prawn, spicy tomato sauce) which was good with the pasta and all of the flavors mixed together. The last appetizer we ordered was the yellowfin tuna crudo (honeydew, Fresno chili, shiso, tom yum ice) which was perfect. The sliced honeydew with the raw yellowfin was so good!! For the entree we split the Grilled Bavette Steak (potato rosti, shishito pepper, and sauce choron). The steak cut like butter and was cooked perfectly. For dessert we ordered the blueberry upside down cake (popcorn streusel, sweet corn ice cream) which had fresh blueberries and I couldn't stop eating this dish. I'll have to add Crawford & Son to my regular Raleigh restaurant rotation as this meal was excellent. Looking forward to my next visit.

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    Crawford & Son - Inside. Dining room and bar. Calm before the storm.

    Inside. Dining room and bar. Calm before the storm.

    Crawford & Son - Grilled Clam Toast. $16. Focaccia, nduja, chimichurri, pickled onion.

    Grilled Clam Toast. $16. Focaccia, nduja, chimichurri, pickled onion.

    Crawford & Son - Outside. Storefront. Limited outdoor sidewalk patio seating. Free street parking in residential neighborhoods around/behind block.

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    The Oak - Raleigh - Braised pork shoulder with mac & cheese and brussels sprouts

    The Oak - Raleigh

    4.2(577 reviews)
    3.7 mi
    •$$$

    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.

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    Inside

    The Oak - Raleigh - Bourbon slider , Mac and cheese and unsweetened tea

    Bourbon slider , Mac and cheese and unsweetened tea

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    4.5(468 reviews)
    3.1 mi•Mordecai
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    Stanbury is tucked into a converted grocery store and laundromat in Raleigh's historic Mordecai…read moreneighborhood, it feels deliberately removed from the polished restaurant mainstream. There is no reservation system to navigate--just an in-person waitlist and, once inside, a dining room that is intimate, dark, crowded, and unapologetically loud. The room has the eccentric charm of a well-worn hunting lodge, with taxidermy on the walls and an open kitchen at its center. Watching the cooks work adds to the sense that the restaurant is less interested in ceremony than in what ultimately arrives on the plate. The cooking is considerably more ambitious than the surroundings suggest. The menu changes with the seasons and leans toward combinations that are inventive without becoming precious. I chose the crispy pig head with Beluga lentils, bacon, poached egg, mustard crema, and arugula, a dish that exemplifies Stanbury's approach. The pig head is intensely savory and crisp at the edges, while the earthy lentils provide substance. The poached egg adds richness, the bacon amplifies the pork, and the mustard crema cuts through it all with acidity and heat. Arugula brings a welcome peppery freshness. It is a dish built around richness, but carefully enough balanced that it never becomes ponderous. This dish is essentially an elevated Scotch egg; I highly recommend it. The North Carolina pork chop is another matter entirely: this is not a dainty entrée. A massive, thick-cut, bone-in chop arrives with souvlaki, grape-leaf rice, watermelon, feta, pepperoncini, cucumber, and mint. The combination of grilled meat, briny feta and pepperoncini, cool cucumber and watermelon, and fragrant herbs gives the dish a surprisingly Mediterranean character. It is easily substantial enough to share. The bar deserves attention, too. I had an excellent Old Fashioned and a very good wine alongside dinner, both of which fit comfortably into the restaurant's relaxed but serious approach. Stanbury is not a restaurant for diners seeking quiet conversation or polished formality. It is loud, very loud - energetic, slightly eccentric, and intensely focused on food. But that is precisely the appeal. The cooking has ambition without pretension, the room has personality without polish, and the experience feels distinctly Raleigh. This is a restaurant that has earned its reputation the old-fashioned way: by putting interesting, generous, very good food on the table.

    Seriously the best restaurant in Raleigh and it's not even close. Every dish is a flavor bomb. The…read moremenu is always different and unique. Staff and service is top notch. Friendly and also very knowledgeable about the menu and can make suggestions. Would highly reccomend checking this place out. My Wife and I have been 3 times and it's always been one of the best meals I've had every time.

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    Interior

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    3.9(1.6k reviews)
    2.0 mi
    •$$
    Full bar
    Takes reservations

    seated very quickly, a cute rustic interior. my table enjoyed their food. we had multiple drinks…read more($3-$11.50) and they were all good. our waitress Aurora was great! would most definitely come back again!

    Tupelo Honey -- A Different Experience This Time…read more We decided to revisit Tupelo Honey during our trip through North Carolina because we had such a great experience the first time we visited. Our first visit was for breakfast/brunch, and we really enjoyed it, so this time we decided to stop in for a late lunch. We originally came looking for chicken wings, but we were told they had recently changed the menu and no longer offered them. So, we decided to try some other things. We started with the fried green tomatoes, which were served over polenta with a reddish sauce drizzled around them. The tomatoes were fried nice and firm--they didn't fall apart and held their texture well. I enjoyed the appetizer. For our entrees, we tried several things: bourbon meatloaf, breakfast potatoes, fried chicken, fried okra, roasted Brussels sprouts, and grilled harvest chicken. The food portions were generous, and everything was well seasoned. However, this meal was more of a "just okay" experience for us. The bourbon meatloaf was okay, although you definitely have to be in the mood for meatloaf. The breakfast potatoes, fried okra, Brussels sprouts, mac and cheese, green beans, and grilled harvest chicken were all decent but didn't really stand out. The fried chicken was very well seasoned--perhaps a little too well seasoned for my taste, as it leaned toward salty. Our drinks were good, and I still enjoyed the atmosphere. Our waitress was also friendly and attentive, which helped make the experience pleasant. Overall, this visit didn't quite live up to our first experience. My husband was especially disappointed. That said, I wouldn't completely rule Tupelo Honey out. Sometimes a restaurant has an off day, and I'd be willing to give it another try--especially since we enjoyed our first visit so much.

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    Tupelo Honey - Summerberry Salad

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    4.4(738 reviews)
    2.2 mi•Glenwood South
    •$$$

    Wyatt, our waiter was fantastic. Laid back, friendly, and very knowledgeable…read more We started out by sharing the Georgia Quail and the salad, both of which were prepared perfectly. For the entree I had the Australian lamb rack which was positively perfect. She had the Trout special which was also wonderful. For desert we shared the Goat cheese cake, which was very unique: had the texture of a Ricotta cheese cake, with a more distinct flavor that was wonderful. Experience was flawless so thanks to all

    This is a beautiful, historic building in downtown Raleigh and is my husband's favorite…read morespecial-occasion restaurant. The food is incredibly creative and delicious, and every visit feels like an experience. Their foie gras is outstanding, they make a fabulous Old Fashioned, and their nightly specials are super creative. They will also pre- split appetizers for you if you are sharing. When celebrating an anniversary the chef signs a decorative menu to take home, which is such a lovely keepsake. (Yes, I saved ours) The service is polished and attentive without feeling overdone--exactly what you want for a fancy night out. A few practical notes: the parking lot behind the restaurant is often full, but there is street parking and several paid lots nearby. Definitely make a reservation, especially for Valentine's Day--as it books up months in advance.

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    Second Empire Restaurant And Tavern - Bannister finial at the entrance

    Bannister finial at the entrance

    Second Empire Restaurant And Tavern - Jumbo Lump Crabmeat & Roasted Pineapple Salad

    Jumbo Lump Crabmeat & Roasted Pineapple Salad

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