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    Longleaf Swine BBQ

    4.1 (133 reviews)
    ModerateSouthern
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    Javas R.

    Stop selling food! Just serve drinks. Brisket (even the fatty pieces) lacked flavor and was dry! Ribs, DRY! Chicken wings, outrageously over cooked!!!! I don't drink so I can only assume the drinks are good since there was a decent amount of people there because there is no way they came for the food. I really wanted it to be better.

    Pulled Pork Sandwich
    Tom P.

    When you come to the south you expect good barbecue and Longleaf delivers it with a smile. from the wait staff and the kitchen staff .They have a nice outdoor covered area and all the condiments you would expect. I had the pulled pork platter with really good fries highly recommend also we split the mac and cheese and wings the mac had a really good cheesy flavor only caveat was the macaroni was a bit overcooked I like mine a bit more firm but it was still good but the wings were the hit super big and seasoned perfectly would go back in an instant

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    Sahib G.

    Ive been to longleaf a couple of times before but this time I went for their Burial Beer Dinner as part of their 3rd anniversary celebration. It was a 5 course meal with each dish paired with a beer from Burial brewery. Everything was unique and flavorful which you won't find on their regular menu. My favorite was the Venison Loin. It was smoked and cooked perfectly to a medium rare. The brown butter rutabaga paired really well with it. The smoked swordfish was also really good. I haven't had swordfish smoked before so it was definitely interesting.

    Pulled Pork Sandwich
    Gab G.

    Came for dinner on a weeknight at around 7 PM and they were already out of ribs, so will come earlier next time. I did try: + Cheerwine slush + Pulled pork sandwich + Boiled peanuts + Pimento mac and cheese + potato salad + whiskey baked beans + Collards + Pimento hush puppies Standouts were the mac and cheese and collards. Also liked the cheerwine slush, potato salad, baked beans and hush puppies. Carolina gold bbq sauce was amazing on everything. Will try the brisket next time, too!

    Jeff B.

    A very nice experience at Longleaf Swine BBQ. Service was good and very attentive. The menu offered a lot of options. Everyone enjoyed the bbq. My favorite was the smash burger. The fried crackers and pimento cheese were very good.

    Whole Smoked & Fried Chicken Wings - 5 Count and Roasted & Fried Sweet Potatoes
    Sydney S.

    Went on a Saturday night and it was not too busy. There is a large outdoor dining area and seating inside also. We seated ourselves and were able to order quickly. I tried the Carolina Gold BBQ Whole Smoked & Fried Chicken Wings and the Roasted & Fried Sweet Potatoes. The wings were okay, they were cooked good but the sauce wasn't my favorite. Someone at my table had the wings with buffalo sauce and I liked that much butter. The ranch wasn't good at all, tasted like nothing and was very bland. The sweet potatoes were also just okay. They were topped with goat cheese, candied pepitas and agave. I love sweet potatoes but these just missed the mark for me. Most of them seemed slightly undercooked as they were hard and tough to chew. I enjoyed the combinations of toppings but I wasn't really able to enjoy them altogether as the potatoes weren't the best. Someone at my table also had the pimento mac & cheese and it was so good! I definitely wish I would have ordered that instead. Our waitress was nice and gave us recommendations on the menu items. Overall, I would come back to try other menu items!

    Nicole L.

    One of the best bbq spots in Raleigh! Definitely try the brisket sandwich, it is the best thing on the menu! We also tried the smoked chicken pot pie that was a special this season and was perfect for the weather starting to change! The service is always very good and super quick!

    Pork Rinds and Boiled Peanuts
    Stephanie M.

    My partner and I are in NC for a wedding and we made the decision to stay another day to explore the city and cuisine. We on a whim, chose to try Longleaf because as we drove by we were chuckling at the name. It had an inside and an outside seating and we chose to sit on the outside. The servers were very attentive and waiting for the food took no time. For an appetizer we shared the 5 wings with Carolina gold sauce, those wings were so tender and juicy, you literally do not need teeth to enjoy it. So good. I had the brisket platter with collards with corn bread and it was so good. 5/5 I mixed all three bbq sauces and lemme tell you it was everything I needed. The brisket had a perfect bark and it was the perfect bite. My partner had the brisket sandwich and his review is that it was outstanding. 5/5 As my partner watched the game I order boiled peanuts and pork skins because damn do I like pork skins? Idk but I like their pork skins. And the boiled nuts DE Freaking Licious. 5/5 Great experience! Good vibes thank you for having us !

    Spicy brisket Philly and Pulled Pork Sandwich
    Jaime D.

    Sitting here on the patio still letting that amazing food digest. Delicious bbq. I got the pulled pork with collards and my husband got the special spicy brisket Philly with pimento Mac & cheese. Everything was super tasty. Service was quick and super friendly. So glad we found this place for some tasty Carolina bbq.

    Ashleigh F.

    We came to this restaurant in the evening and there were a decent amount of people dining inside. The tables are kind of small although the restaurant was spacious. The business offers a variety of BBQ food options. Our service was good. Unfortunately the ribs were bland & the mac was a little greasy. The ribs were tender and the food was served warm.

    Fried Pimento Cheese & Crackers

    Saying the food was good is an understatement. We tried the BBQ sampler , I believe it was called "the Pigpen". I don't know how they did it but the flavor of the smoke really penetrated the meat bringing out an amazing flavor. The restaurant had a great atmosphere and the service was amazing and quick. Highly recommend coming here for a taste of amazing BBQ.

    Pulled Pork Sandwich
    Nicole S.

    Incredible first time North Carolina BBQ experience. Food was fantastic, our server was so friendly and cool and gave us all the pointers on cool spots to visit, ambience was perfect (casual, laid back and local). I had the pulled pork Sandwich, my hubby had the brisket melt and my sis had the pulled pork grilled cheese. Wings were also fantastic. Loved the bottles of different bbq sauce on the table. So good!!!

    Allyce B.

    Just okay BBQ for me. I went to Longleaf Swine BBQ on a Thursday afternoon with my husband and two kids and it wasn't too busy. There was lots of outdoor seating available and there were signs at each entrance explaining the process of ordering whether you are looking to dine in or pick up a takeout order. Each table had a table number with a QR code to scan to bring up the menu. Some may like this concept but as my husband pointed out, if you are a person who has questions about the food/drinks it would kind of make you feel like you are on your own to figure it out. I didn't see anywhere to order water for my kids and I, but after looking around I saw there is a self-service water station. We thought the food wasn't all that great, especially for the price. Everything is standalone so a pulled pork sandwich and a side of pimento mac and cheese will get up to $17. We were really excited to try the Pimento Mac and Cheese when we saw that it is topped with fried saltine crackers but the mac and cheese was pretty greasy - there was a puddle of grease on the bottom of the container and the fried saltines were on the soggier side because of it. One plus that I liked was that the tables had little battery powered fans to keep the bugs away :).

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    Food is excellent, collards are amazing, definitely recommend the Mac and cheese, service on point and a great place to chill with friends.

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    Beasley's Chicken & Honey - Packed on opening night.

    Beasley's Chicken & Honey

    4.2(2.2k reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    I can't believe this place had to close and the only reason was pure greed from the landlord. I've…read morebeen going here since 2017 but recently when they switched to gluten-free fried chicken we started going more because my girlfriend has celiac. On Wednesday's they were doing all gluten-free menu and it was amazing...no crazy unreasonable upcharges, just honest menu pricing and great food. As of this review they are the #2 most reviewed place in Raleigh only behind the Pit. When we went last week for a farewell dinner it took us 3 weeks to get in. We got turned away 2 other times. The place was always packed and busy yet cozy and calm with great service. Hopefully they relocate or put some of the items from the menu at Pooles. Fuquay could use a nice place like this and it would be way cheaper than Raleigh! Best of luck to the staff in the future as they all look for work.

    I went back to Beasley's Chicken & Honey one last time as they close January 25th. Even on a cold,…read morerainy morning, there was a line outside before opening. I understand as if you aren't seated when they open, you can expect a 90-minute to two-hour wait. I was hoping to get the Chicken Pot Pie this time and thought my prior visit was just off. I was thrilled that most of the menu was available. They were just out of the banana pudding. So I got to try the pecan wings I read about with the white sauce. It was so good. Then I got the chicken pot pie and biscuits. The pot pie had old biscuits for the topping, but the creamy mixture with large chunks of chicken was delicious. My biscuits came with honey and were served warm. I left with a slice of the chocolate-caramel-coconut cake, a side salad without onions, and a fried boneless thigh. The salad was made correctly, and the dressing was included. The salad was full of veggies, and the cake was rich and moist. Service was friendly and as soon as I finished my iced tea, another appeared. My wings were brought out first and it was a while for the rest of the meal as the restaurant was full. But they didn't rush me at all. I actually liked the space between the dishes, as I might not have been able to eat it all otherwise. I couldn't finish both biscuits and was even provided a container for the honey. I am going to miss Beasley's, but I'm glad I got a positive experience to remember the restaurant.

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    The Pit - Pork sampler with pull pork, brisket, and chopped pork. Green beans and fried okra! Delicious!

    The Pit

    3.8(3.7k reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    The pit was a very good time. A menu packed with so many things that sound good it was hard to…read morechoose. We started with the Pit Sampler recommended by our waiter. The sampler has wings, pimento cheese balls, soul rolls and southern style deviled eggs. The wings had a good flavor to them very traditional bbq style taste, the cheese balls were right up my alley crunchy outside and gooey on the inside. My first time trying deviled eggs I can say they were actually pleasant. The soul roll had this good taste with a subtle head to it just to spice it up. Overall really enjoyable apps. With so many options to choose from we all ended up getting the Double combo. I had Brisket and bbq chicken with Mac n cheese, brussel sprouts and. Sweet potatoe casserole. The chicken was the only piece lacking in comparison to the others. The brisket was very solid, very good enough to order again. The sides however were amazing. The Mac and cheese had such a good taste to it, the brussel sprouts had a blend with bacon bits and something glazed on them that was perfect and the sweet potatoes was another great side addition to the rest. Service was great our waiter gave us suggestions and was very patient with us and even gave us some small servings on the house. Very great time in a place you should visit

    The atmosphere that greeted us was welcoming and the seating comfortable. The restrooms were clean…read morebut located down a narrow hall very close to the busy kitchen which can be challenging for disabled patrons. Our server, David C., was personable, attentive and professional. He more than met our expectations. One of the things I was looking forward to while visiting Raleigh was experiencing North Carolina pulled pork in its place of origin. I was NOT disappointed. Fantastic flavor! I opted to used the Eastern NC sauce and WOW! I had to buy a bottle. I had the Brunswick Stew and it was loaded with savory deliciousness. We ordered a skillet of seasonal cornbread which, during our visit, was "honey" flavor. It wasn't what we expected and seemed to be overcooked. The staff graciously took it back and removed it from our bill without fuss. A basket of hush puppies and biscuits were complimentary. My only suggestion is that they offer regular cornbread year round. There isn't anything better with the stew than some good old cornbread. Now for my favorite part, dessert. Aunt Hattie's Double Chocolate Cake was absolutely the BEST chocolate cake I have ever eaten. Believe me when I tell you I have eaten my fair share of chocolate cakes in my lifetime. I would be a frequent customer if we lived closer!!!

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    Inside, very crowded

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    Tupelo Honey

    Tupelo Honey

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

    This breakfast hit all the classic comfort notes but with a little finesse. Scrambled eggs were…read morecreamy, bacon perfectly crispy, and the potatoes golden and seasoned just right. The toasted sourdough was a nice touch for sopping up bites. The fried okra was a standout--lightly battered, bright green inside, and not soggy (a minor miracle) The chicken tenders had a peppery cornmeal breading that stayed crunchy and paired well with the dipping sauce. But the most nostalgic part was the warm biscuit split open with peach jelly--sweet, sunny, and the perfect finish! Overall: Comfort food done well, generous portions, great textures, and totally worth the visit

    As a foodie from the Bay Area who's been spending more time in the Southeast for work, I've been on…read morea bit of a personal mission to understand and appreciate Southern cuisine. It's been an interesting journey--because while I absolutely respect the tradition, my palate has definitely evolved over the years toward lighter, more elevated, visually beautiful food. That said, sometimes you just have to lean in and experience the classics. Tupelo Honey had been on my list for a while, so during a recent work trip to Raleigh-Durham, I decided to check it off. The location is in a very nice, upscale area--one of those shopping districts where, if you see a Whole Foods nearby, you know the neighborhood is going to be polished, safe, and easy to navigate. Parking was simple in a lot across the street, and since I had a reservation, I was seated quickly on the patio, which was lovely and comfortable. For starters, I ordered the "biscuits for a cause," which is a nice touch knowing the proceeds support employee relief and development funds. They were warm and classic Southern biscuits--exactly what you'd expect. For my entrée, I went with the honey-dusted fried chicken (dark meat), a true Southern staple. It was well prepared, flavorful, and satisfying, especially if you're in the mood for something hearty and traditional. I also tried a cocktail called "The Debutante," which was pleasant and refreshing, and finished the meal with the butter pecan cheesecake for dessert. Overall, the meal was good--solid, reliable Southern comfort food--but if I'm being completely honest, it wasn't particularly memorable for me. I was traveling for work and dining on a per diem, so it checked the box for a dependable dinner in a convenient location. As a larger regional chain, it feels a bit like a rite of passage when you're spending time in the Southeast--something you try once to understand the landscape. Bottom line: Tupelo Honey delivers classic Southern comfort food in a polished, accessible setting. Service was smooth, the patio was pleasant, and everything was executed well. For me personally, it was a good experience--but not one I'd necessarily go out of my way to repeat. Still, as I continue eating my way through the Carolinas and beyond, I'm glad I gave it a try.

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    Whiskey Kitchen - Cracklin' Biscuits

    Whiskey Kitchen

    4.0(787 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    Wow! I said I'd come back but I didn't realize it had been 8 years!…read more My husband Dan H and I had a great lunch with some friends today. We all shared an order of fries for the table, which were amazing. Then I got the grain bowl with shrimp, and everything was perfectly prepared and delicious. My husband enjoyed his biscuits and gravy with fried chicken- so tender and decedent. Our friends enjoyed their meal, too, and enjoyed the apple custard for dessert. The mocktails were also delicious- I loved one with hibiscus and ginger. So nice to have a bunch of mocktail options! The ambiance was just as great as it was 8 years ago- spacious and light. The server was great, and let us linger for a few hours without hovering. Hope to be back sooner than another 8 years from now!

    If bourbon and whiskey choices were a personality trait, The Whiskey Kitchen would definitely have…read morecommitment issues...because the selection is massive. Seriously, if you can't find a pour you like here, you may just need water instead. Started with the biscuits topped with crackling and house-made preserves, and honestly, that combo alone made me question why I don't eat more biscuits in life. Sweet, salty, buttery chaos in the best way. For the main, I went with the pork chop and greens. The chop leaned a little overcooked for me personally, but the sauce helped bring things back together and added good flavor. The greens had a nice little kick of heat, but I kept waiting for that deep smoky ham hock flavor to show up like an old Southern grandma entering the kitchen... and it never quite arrived. Overall though? Still a solid meal, strong whiskey program, cool atmosphere, and definitely worth checking out if you're in Raleigh looking for a bourbon-forward dinner spot. Travelin_Broke approved with a slight side-eye from the greens.

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    Smoked mozzarella salad with fried chicken

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    Poole's - Macaroni Au Gratin

    Poole's

    4.0(1.1k reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$$

    This is one of those spaces that does half the work before the food even hits the table. It used to…read morebe an old-school diner, and a lot of that DNA is still there. The bones feel nostalgic, but the overall vibe is current and lively. It's the kind of place that feels familiar but still cool. Service Service is where things really clicked. Our server knew the menu inside out and guided us through it with confidence. Every recommendation landed. It also felt like one of those menus where it would be hard to order poorly. The Food The menu leans comfort food with a modern edge, and it's done really well across the board. We started with a Caesar salad with dill pickle dressing, which sounds like it shouldn't work but absolutely does. Bright, fresh, and just different enough to be interesting without trying too hard. The beet salad was also excellent, clean flavors and well balanced. Then came the pimento cheese with fried crackers. This might have been the sleeper hit. The crackers are dangerously good. Simple idea, executed perfectly, and hard to stop eating. For mains, the fried chicken was solid but didn't stand out the same way the starters did. The short rib pot pie, on the other hand, was exactly what you want from a dish like that. Rich, flaky, and deeply comforting. Overall Poole's is the kind of place where everything feels considered, from the space to the service to the food. It's approachable, well executed, and very easy to enjoy.

    Our second visit for dinner at Poole's since relocating to downtown Raleigh last year. We were just…read moreas impressed on this recent visit as we were a few months ago. We opted for a reservation at the bar, and we enjoyed excellent service from Brittany and Kylie. They were attentive and very detailed with the excellent service that we have found out is the norm in every one of Ashley Christensen's restaurants. Our starter of roasted beets had an incredible blend of buttermilk blue cheese with white balsamic thyme, pickled pumpkin, and Marcona almonds. So yummy. Then my husband and I shared the Ricotta Gnocchi that we agree is the BEST gnocchi we have ever had the privilege of eating. So light in spite of a duck bolognese being the sauce. Fried rosemary sparked my home chef mind for future meals! We also shared the Brussels sprout upon Brittany's recommendation. One of the most unique preparations on Brussels sprouts ever with oyster mushrooms and a sherry cream sauce. We typically pass on dessert, but the description of their Pear Tart Tatin coupled with Kylie's verbal description hooked us and we were thrilled to enjoy every bite of the hazelnut praline ice cream that is part of this beautiful dessert.

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    Chicken liver moose

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    Big Ed’s City Market Restaurant - Fried Catfish with Egg and Home Fries

    Big Ed’s City Market Restaurant

    4.3(726 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Food service and ambiance beyond expectation and worth an 11 out of 10 on survey big…read moreeddddddddddddddddddddddd

    A cute breakfast place in Downtown Raleigh that gets very busy! I came immediately after landing at…read morethe airport to get brunch on a weekday around noon. The place was crowded but there was no wait. I got seated immediately at a table near a column in the middle of the restaurant and Christy came over and asked if I wanted anything to drink. She brought me iced water and gave me time to look at the menu. I wanted to try so many things and I was too optimistic about ordering 3 things and finishing them myself. Good thing I only ordered 2 things! An order of fried catfish with home fries and one egg. And a biscuit with sausage gravy. The fried catfish was salted and well fried. It tasted delicious for my first bite! The home fries were basically cut potatoes, but they weren't very fried or flavored. I wished I ordered the side of apple sauce instead. The biscuit and sausage was good, but a bit too much for one person after eating a separate order already. Definitely bring more people so you can try more things. Also, I wished I had asked for sausage gravy on the side so I can try the biscuit on its own first as well. Furthermore, I would have more time to eat the catfish so I wasn't worried about the biscuit getting soggy. Christy came to check up on me every now and then. The place was buzzing with people and decorations so I didn't feel so alone. When it was time to pay, Christy brought me the check for me to pay at the cash register. Both Christy and the cashier were so friendly! The restaurant does have a women's and a mens restroom if needed.

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    Brunswick stew with grilled bologna and cheese sandwich

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