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    3.3 (39 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Kabab Platter
    Elizabeth F.

    After circling Morgan Food Hall, I decided to try Opa! Raleigh and was not disappointed with my decision. I got the kebab platter which allows you to pick two meats, I chose double chicken. You also get to choose between rice and greek fries, I chose the fries. All of the items on the platter were delicious! I especially enjoyed the Greek fries. I recommend pouring the green dressing all over the entire plate, not just the salad. I did this and it added a great flavor. We got lucky and immediately found an open table, however if you have a larger party I could see finding a table being a potential difficulty.

    Chicken Kabab Pita
    Jillian S.

    Opa Raleigh is located in Morgan Street Food Hall next to Bad Cat Coffee and YoHo. They offer a reasonable variety of Greek options. We ordered two chicken kebab pitas without onions. - The chicken kebab pitas had great flavor - Wait time is long, but comparable to other restaurants in Morgan Street Food Hall. - Pricier than anticipated. The kebab pita was was $9.99 and did not come with any sides. - Reasonable portion size, however, for the price it should come with more protein or a side. - Buzzer is provided to inform you when your order is ready Overall, we enjoyed the meal and would eat here again.

    Yeero Pita
    Daniel C.

    When it comes to the yeero pita and kebab platter, the meals are okay. The pita was soft and warm. The lamb, beef, and chicken seemed over cooked, but had decent flavor. The portions are filling with fresh veggies. The yeero pita was over-saturated with tzatziki sauce. The staff members are kind and quick to serve. The atmosphere is clean!

    Chicken gyro
    Tiffany D.

    I'm a sucker for a good chicken gyro, so I had to see what this stall inside Morgan Food Hall had to offer. GLOWS: -The chicken gyro was really good. -The have good fries as well. - The use of the buzzer to call you when your order is ready is helpful--- allows you to peruse the hall while you wait. - I saw some other customers order their platters- I would like to try it out! It's massive. GROWS: -The menu was posted on the front counter- I couldn't see it in its entirety until I was already at the front. - The falafels are not the best I ever had.

    Tzatziki Dip and Kabab Pita
    Ruby M.

    Finally!! A place I kind find healthy Mediterranean food that's also tasty. The kabob pita does come with a side of fries if you'd like, but the pita on its own is amazing! The salads also looked real good, but I haven't tried them. Thank you Opa for bringing some tasty and healthier options to Raleigh!

    Kabab Platter
    Paris L. + Anya S.

    I went here with my family and we weren't too hungry so we spilt a kabab platter. This comes with two skewers, a Greek salad, and a large portion of fries. My family and I would agree the fries were very good and fresh. The salad was also very flavorful, however the chicken was slightly bland. I also thought the tzatziki sauce was slightly bland, but overall was good amount of food for the price.

    The spanakopita was good, though it would have been better with a thivker layer of spinach filling.
    Pythia S.

    I was happy to find a new option for Greek food in the downtown Raleigh area, and Opa! did not disappoint. Through one of the delivery companies, I ordered spanakopita, small Greek salad and falafel. Everything was good and the portions were generous. The tzatziki packed a serious punch of fresh garlic-- perfect on the warm falafel. The house salad dressing was exceptionally good, and they do not scrimp on the feta cheese. After all, that's important if you're going to call it a "Greek" salad. I look forward to trying more menu items soon.

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    The Greek Salad with the shaved lamb is without a doubt the best I've ever had! Additionally, fast service at a very reasonable price.

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    Mama Crow's Burger & Salad Shop - Burnt fries

    Mama Crow's Burger & Salad Shop

    3.9(96 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    Such a great burger!!! It's been my go-to place in Raleigh whenever I want to grab a good burger…read more Quick service, and it's in the middle of a food hall (Transfer Co. Food Hall) so there's lots of space to sit. I'm never disappointed with the Reaper burger (if you like spice this is a great choice), and I love bringing friends here whenever I get the chance. Even spent a Valentine's Day dinner here, it was great.

    Haiku: Mama Crow's Burger & Salad Shop…read more Got vegan burger Disappointed soggy fries Cool Transfer Food Hall. --- Located in the Transfer Food Hall, Mama Crow's features a menu of fresh, locally sourced salads, fresh, top-quality burgers, house-made cheeses, and hand-cut fries. I ordered the Superfree Burger, their vegan burger patty made of sweet potatoes, roasted mushrooms, walnuts and seeds; topped with avocado, tomato, mixed greens, onions, and a garlic-tahini dressing. Usually, I'm always excited to try a restaurant's vegan burger, but sad to say, their vegan burger was a bit underwhelming. I felt the patty was on the dry and crumbly side. I also ordered a Kid's Hot Dog meal for my child. The hot dog looked delish, but sadly, the hand-cut fries were soggy, greasy, and dark. I don't know what happened, but it wasn't appetizing. I should have asked the kitchen to make another batch for us. Mama Crow's had so much promise. I'd still come back to give it another try, but I'll order a burger next time.

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    Birdie's Barroom and Kitchen

    4.3(189 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    This is a sun-drenched hideaway where the city seems to exhale. This downtown bar and restaurant…read morefeels less like a room and more like a warm afternoon--light spills through oversized windows, stretching across honeyed wood floors and catching on glints of brass and gold like little sparks of celebration. The patio blurs the boundary between inside and out, inviting breezes, laughter, and the occasional curious passerby to join the scene. Inside, it's a playful clash of textures and tones--lush greenery tumbling from shelves, vibrant colors dancing against natural wood, and polished metals winking from every corner. It's the kind of place where a cocktail feels brighter, conversations linger longer, and even the sunlight seems to stay for just one more round. From the moment you step in, the welcome feels less like service and more like being let in on a good secret. The staff greet you with easy smiles and a kind of genuine curiosity--like they're actually glad you chose this spot, today. There's no script, no stiffness--just a natural warmth that settles in as quickly as the sunlight. Behind the bar, the bartenders move with quiet confidence and a touch of showmanship. They know their craft, but they don't flaunt it--they share it. Ask for a classic, and it arrives perfectly balanced; ask for something new, and they'll read your mood like a seasoned mind-reader. The deviled eggs arrive perfectly plump, sunshine-yellow centers whipped into a silky, indulgent cloud and topped generously with the red peppers that bring just the right whisper of fresh garden drama, they're rich without being heavy, playful without trying too hard--the kind of bite that makes you pause mid-conversation, raise an eyebrow, and make you want to slowly work through the next one. They only come in odd numbers, sharing isn't caring on these. The BBQ hot honey pork ribs show up like they own the place--sticky, glistening, and just a little bit dangerous. The meat barely clings to the bone, surrendering at the slightest nudge, impossibly tender yet somehow still juicy, with those caramelized, crispy edges that feel like the best kind of rebellion. Sweet heat from the honey lingers just long enough to keep you coming back, fingers unapologetically messy and completely worth it. And then there's the mac & cheese--rich, velvety, and indulgent in a way that feels almost mischievous. Each spoonful stretches and melts like it's putting on a show, wrapping you in buttery comfort while quietly stealing the spotlight. Together, it's a plate that doesn't ask for your attention--it demands it, and you'll be more than happy to oblige. Cheers!

    Omg I fell in loooovvvvee with their Birdie flatbread. Hands down one of the best flatbread dishes…read moreI have ever had in my life!!! Service was just okay, the woman server was nice, the male bartender seemed a bit indifferent, and didn't clear the dirty dishes next to me the entire time I was there. The Lavender 75 cocktail was just okay; the bartender went too heavy-handed with the lavender. It's one of the reasons I'm hesitant to order floral cocktails, because it's easy to overdo it. Anywhooo, I will be back for that amazing Birdie flatbread!!

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    Little Rey

    3.9(70 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Little Rey service was great. The staff here were pleasant, professional and welcoming…read more The restaurant was clean and well lit. I ordered the La Superica without avocado. The salad included chicken, cucumber, pickled red onion, corn, crispy tortillas & oregano dressing. The salad was fresh and crisp. I really enjoyed this. I'd get double meat going forward. I also order myself carnitas (delicious) and one chicken quesadilla for my Mom. My mom is such a picky eater but she really enjoyed the quesadilla and was talking about how meaty it was for days. I'm happy with my purchase and I look forward to returning. I do recommend dining at Little Rey if you're in the area.

    "They have all the smoke"…read more My first time in the Ironworks area, and me like! Free parking and crossing guards directing traffic - wonderful! Ironworks is a mixed use environment with vendors hawking wears under canopies, alongside brick and mortar stores, shops, and restaurants. Little Rey's (IMO) is Alpaca Restaurant meets Mexican in the best way possible. The line for the food was a solid 30-45 minute wait. So don't be like me, have a seat, pull out your phone, use the code on the table, view menu, and order and pay. However, they have employees who greet customers and begin your drink menu while you wait in line. We ordered the half chicken, Gringa tacos, guacamole, and queso. Little Rey has a pretty extensive salsa bar, with approximately 7-8 varieties. The salsa bar spans the gambit from mild, mid-hot, smoky, and creamy options. The star of the show is the smoked chicken! So good with the corn tortilla, green salsa, grilled onions and grilled jalapeño! Moving forward I'll add an order of the chicken taco to get the perfect bit without the mess! The Gringa/Picadillo taco was good. And while I am a Gringa, and I love a Taco Bell sour cream situation, that almost mayonnaise flavor didn't sit well with my soul. However, the meat itself was super flavorful. I'd ditch the flour tortilla for corn , and opt for another salsa, add pico, and I think we are there. We weren't a fan of the rice, if I'm being honest - but will try again. While I didn't try any alcoholic beverages on this round, I'm stoked to try on my next visit. Plenty of seating, but can get awkward if there are long lines. The party is outside, so that maybe your best bet. Looking forward to grabbing a group of friends for round dos! Northern Mexican: 4.4444

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    Dining area.

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    Tazza Kitchen Village District - Patio

    Tazza Kitchen Village District

    4.3(658 reviews)
    1.1 mi
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    Spicy sausage pizza…read more *Spicy sausage pizzzzaaaahhhh!* Had a very pleasant evening here with friends and fam. Wasn't well planned so we just winged it with a party of 11. Some pasta dishes, some pizzas, all happy. Out the door was right at $414.00 which is super reasonable for such a crowd. 10/10 will be back

    I had visited Tazza a couple of times before, but this was my first time at the Cameron Village…read morelocation. First of all, I implore anyone wanting to go, make reservations during peak hours! We entered through a big heavy wooden door into the quasi-dark atmosphere and were promptly seated, despite most of the tables being occupied. We were given a two top and started with chips and guacamole. I was impressed with the chips, they were a little extra thick, had tiny bubbles in them. Certainly a far departure from the typical thin, overly salty chip found at most restaurants and grocery stores. Excellent guac with a little pico and lime wedge on the side. I ordered the Baja bowl with shredded adobo chicken. The bowl had green rice, black beans, a whole lot of kale, tomatillo sauce, pickled red onions, crema, and cilantro. It needed a little more, so I added in some of the guac, a few chips I crumbled in my hands for some crunch, and some fresh lime juice. Noah did a good job keeping our water glasses full and he was quite friendly. However, the restroom situation is a bit difficult. There are two small unisex bathrooms, both of which have to be locked. There can't be more than one person in there at the same time, so plan accordingly. Granted, since there isn't much space in the restaurant, it's not as if they have a ton of options.

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