I never have a bad experience at Diced. Their chicken caesar wrap is one of the best I've had in…read morethe triangle, especially with the blackened chicken. It's definitely a lesson in self control to limit how often I visit.

Biggest waste of $18. $4 extra for salad shrimp is unbelievable. Will not ever return.read more

A friend and I wanted to meet for lunch somewhere near my office in West Raleigh and she suggested…read morethis place. I recall going to their Village District location, but that was years ago. I guess they've got several locations in North Carolina now. On this visit, I got a half-sandwich and soup (turkey breast, and split pea), plus a soft drink. I got my number signed, got a soft drink, and we sat outside. Service was very quick; we both got our orders in just a few minutes. Food was decent and the place seemed lively at lunchtime. They also offer plenty of paninis and hot sandwiches, so I might have to try one of those next time.

Pleasant visit. They had way more choices of sandwiches than I expected, but I went for the…read morepastrami and requested it on toasted sourdough instead of rye. There aren't many places that I find that have pastrami. I enjoyed my meal and would definitely return when craving hits again!

I haven't been to roly poly in years, cited to stop by for lunch. The chicken Caesar wrap was…read morereally good! And not a bad price for the amount of food. I got a half wrap, drink, and a huge chocolate chip cookie for around $9. The only weird thing about this place is there is the strange Christian overtone, religious music was playing in the background and there was a Bible sitting right on the counter. Just seemed really out of place and odd to me.

Perfect for a quick lunch! The kindest employees and best wraps. The biggest menu at an affordable…read moreprice, you can get a half or full wrap. Definitely recommend!

Oh weeeeeeeee!!!!! I could eat here everyday I wasn't…read moreexpecting these sandwiches to be this good ! Food, service and ambiance get a 9.5/10 We highly recommend !!

Quick, casual salad and sandwich spot. I stopped by one day because it looked fairly crowded so I…read moreassumed it must be decent. Most people appeared to be dining outside in the small dining area. I ordered the Chicken Cobb salad (just a preference, but next time I'd probably ask them to leave the egg in tact and put my dressing on the side)

I had the salmon wrap and apples with peanut butter as my side. It was my first time going…read moreyesterday and my goodnessss! It was so flavor and filling! Definitely recommend.

I have been a very long time customer of Clean Eatz and have always been above and beyond impressed…read morewith the Customer Service, the quality of the food, and the value of the food. There are literally thousands of meal plan services out there, and as someone who has tried many of them, Clean Eatz is the most affordable, freshest, and easiest (microwave for two minutes and it's ready, without all the preservatives!) with the best ingredients. I love that their meal plans change every week for their in café options and that there is a tiered pricing structure that makes it accessible for families as well. They also have a rewards program, which is becoming more rare these days, and I really appreciate that! It makes me want to shop more knowing I am closer to a free bowl or 5 grab and go meals! I have also eaten in store with the food they make there and have always been impressed with the size quality and price of their menu offerings. If you don't love the meals that are offered during one week, you can always come in and grab some frozen grab and go meals that are easy to heat up in the microwave and still taste excellent! They have also expanded into pizzas, additional higher protein, options, breakfast sandwiches, desserts, and more. The owner is so friendly and really gives that locally owned, small business, neighborhood feel despite Clean Eatz being a franchise. I recommend Clean Eatz to literally anyone, anywhere and will continue to be a customer for as long as they're in business!

food was great and Sharon was "the best"!! this place is…read moreworth coming to! service is great!

Even though the food is good, but not great bar food, the fried pickles are the best I've had. Good…read moreselections of beer, ales, and ciders. The service is great--lots of hustle. Nice staff. The atmosphere is a big open room with lots of TVs for watching sporting events. There are game areas and a stage for live music. They had karaoke on the Friday night that we went. A very fun place with a nice staff that I definitely recommend.

This place is a cute small restaurant that I've had my eye on specifically because I saw a video of…read morethe buffalo chicken wrap and it looked amazing. I finally went to try it and it is just as good as it looks online- if not better. I would definitely come back again and again for that alone! I got it with a side of potato salad which was also delicious. Adding pictures of what I saw online vs what I got

I flew into Raleigh with a drive ahead of me to Greenville and wanted to grab a bite before getting…read moreon the road. Carol's Kitchen kept coming up as one of the better options in the area, so I made the detour. What I didn't expect was that "tucked away" would mean tucked into a commercial business building, the kind of place you'd expect to find an insurance adjuster's waiting room, not lunch. Walking in, the only other person there was someone waiting on a to-go order. My first thought was that I'd made a mistake. The space felt sterile, stale, more office park than kitchen. I was wrong. Minutes from closing and not planning to come back through town, I asked the counter what people order. Buffalo chicken wrap, they said. I added a kolache -- they had an everything bacon version that caught my eye -- and a side of bacon potato salad. The order came out in brown to-go containers, and I walked back to the car bracing for disappointment. The kolache was a revelation. I'm not a connoisseur, I couldn't grade one against the platonic ideal, but if this is what they can be, then kolaches deserve a much wider audience. That pastry alone is reason enough to come back. The buffalo chicken wrap was right behind it: hearty, full flavored, well-balanced, in a tortilla with just enough toast to give it some structure. The potato salad looked, at first, like it was skimping on quantity, barely more than a dallop, but by the time I'd worked through the kolache and half of the wrap, I was full and grateful that half the wrap was still in the bag for later. My only real regret is that the leftovers won't taste the same when they're not at temperature. 4.6 stars, what not a solid five you ask? Here's where Carol's Kitchen breaks my brain a little. The food is warm, charming, careful -- the kind of meal that wants to be eaten slowly, at a table, with a conversation going. It's a country welcome. But the room is the opposite of that. It's a 30 Rock situation: Kenneth Parcell got dropped into a corporate office building and started cooking lunch for the suits. The food keeps trying to invite you to stay; the building keeps trying to push you back out to your car. The two are wildly out of sync. Service was on par with what you'd expect from a grab-and-go counter, helpful, not warm, doing the job. Nothing to complain about, but nothing matching what the food is reaching for, either. What I keep coming back to is that Carol's Kitchen deserves a different room. A table-service space with a slower pace, somewhere a community could build around what this kitchen is putting out. As it stands, the concept of the spot and the concept of the food are at odds, and the food is the one losing the argument. Still, if someone suggested going back later the same day, I wouldn't hesitate. I'd just be sad about the room again.

I go to Oakwood once a week for lunch. I have yet to find something I do not like it…read more They have an excellent selection of drinks( a drink wall), and the deserts are not made in house but they are great. I have had the Cuban, the west nasty, the breakfast burrito, a cheeseburger, chopped cheese, and the carne asada fries. You can't go wrong. It can get busy during lunch but worth the wait.

Everything I got here was pretty average or below. I got a matcha latte with oat milk and you…read morecouldn't taste the matcha at all. It pretty much tasted like oat milk and you can see from the picture that the matcha is barely even green. Really disappointed with my drink. The burrito was just ok. It wasn't good but it wasn't bad. There wasn't a lot of flavor, which is surprising for a chorizo burrito. The salsas also weren't very flavorful. The biggest difference between the two salsas were the spice. It seems like the burrito takes a lot of time to prepare. A lot of people who ordered way after me got their food before me. I'd recommend something else if you want something quick.

Gluten Free Arepa now! Had vegetarian arepa $6.29 Not bad…read moreFilling and pretty healthy Kind of slow waiting for the gluten free arepa Good

Was craving something different and haven't had in a long time. I pulled up to Guasaca didn't ask…read more1000 questions this time since the young lady couldn't answer one so I took matters into my own hands. I ordered the crispy shredded beef with cheese arepa with the cilantro sauce and the chilled chicken avocado snack with chips. The shredded beef was very tender and flavorful, I tried it w/out and with the cilantro sauce, both bites were great; the price is not half bad being under six dollars. The chill chicken avocado snack with chips is another great option if you want something light. The mixture was very light and creamy. The chips were ok, they didn't have any seasoning, not sure if I got a bad batch or if they don't season the chips. If anyone goes before I visit again please let me know. I don't necessarily need the chips. The price for the snack is also under six dollars too. Guasaca has three locations in Raleigh (Lake BooneTrail, Spring Forest Rd and Hillsborough St.), I went to the Lake Boone location because that was the location I visited many years ago. This is a place I will be visiting again, I may try another location and I hope to have the same quality of food. Happy Eating!

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.