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    3.2 (13 reviews)
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    Lori R.

    What a great addition to North Raleigh! The two of us enjoyed a Sunday night experience at a comfortable table for two near the bar. I got a rose that I liked enough to have two of, and He started with a Smoked Old Fashioned then had a pour of Buffalo Trace. (should have asked the price on the BT cause it was a ridiculous $16). We shared the Bourbon BBQ sliders and the Spinach dip which were both terrific! There wasn't enough pita for the dip though so we ordered more and it was worth the extra $1.50 but would have been nice to have had the right amount to begin with. The atmosphere is so pleasant! Felt like we were downtown instead of in a corner of the Hibernian Pub. My strong suggestion to them (and I did mention it while we were there) is to put paper towels in the restrooms, because you've got this quiet lovely speakeasy and loud hand dryers. Other than the few little nit-picks we really enjoyed this speakeasy and will definitely be back.

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    Mike B.

    My fiancé and I left the Dry Cleaners disappointed, especially given how much potential a speakeasy like this has to thrive. First, the good. The location is cleverly tucked around the corner from the Hibernian Irish Pub, with subtle arrow signs guiding you there -- discreet enough that you'd never stumble upon it without doing your homework first. Inside, the ambiance delivers: cozy, warmly lit, with seating for various group sizes and a handsome L-shaped bar anchoring the space. It was a Saturday evening and relatively quiet when we arrived, so we expected attentive service. Unfortunately, it never came. We sat at a two-person table just off the bar with a direct sightline to the staff -- plenty of whom were engaged in extended personal conversation with one another. Our first round was a highlight: a well-made Old Fashioned and a solid Dirty Martini. Pricey for the area, but not unreasonable given the setting. It was downhill from there. After finishing our drinks, we had to flag down our server for a second round -- despite the fact they were standing six feet in front of us. After that second round, we'd seen enough. Getting the check proved equally frustrating; multiple attempts at eye contact with the staff went nowhere, and we ultimately had to walk up to the bar to close out our tab ourselves. The bones are all here for something special. The Dry Cleaners just needs to match its atmosphere with the service to back it up.

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    Dan S.

    What does North Raleigh need? A hidden speakeasy! And why is it called North Raleigh? Well, I can't help you there. But back to the bar - the Dry Cleaners is called that because back in the day this space was, wait for it. A. Dry. Cleaners. Makes sense right? Craft cocktails artfully made with fresh ingredients, cool vibe and friendly staff. Open only certain days and times so plan ahead. (Weekends are usually when thy are open).

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    Foxcroft Food & Wine

    Foxcroft Food & Wine

    4.5(34 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    Interesting. Was looking for a new spot to celebrate with some friends. Yelped around and found…read morethis place. But still had to look for it. LOL. It's where Sur La Table is...near The Captain and Cookie joint. Went in for early dinner. Empty. But if you do the same. Don't be alarmed. The folks were dining on European time...bumpin at 7pm. So cool! We got a flight of light wines and all were different and pretty decent. I got a pasta dish and really liked the blackened chicken. I'd just be happy to have it on its own. I think the decor could have some softer furnishings to break up the hard angles and lean into the cozy vibe a bit more. Lots of angles and metal. I'd pop in some soft ivory stools at the bar end for a really lux vibe. Hostess and server were nice. Efficient. Definitely a place to keep on rotation.

    Foxcroft is located in the North Hills area. Once we arrived we were seated right away. I loved the…read moredecor in the restaurant with multiple wine bottles on display. The business was clean and there is also a bar inside. The restaurant has a large selection of wines and offers flights for purchase. The restaurant had some people dining in but they were not overly packed. Initially our server was pleasant and attentive. I got a blood orange sparkling water. It was ok. I ordered the whipped ricotta for an appetizer to share and a burger with fries for my entree. The whipped ricotta was ok. It would taste better with some sort of seasoning in it. My fries were served hot but needed some salt. I asked for my burger to be cooked well done but I was brought a burnt burger. I took one bite but it was too overcooked. I then requested that my server have my burger be cooked medium well so I didn't get another burnt burger. When my burger was brought back out, our server had me cut into my burger to make sure it was to my liking. The preparation was better but it was bland and tasted like there wasn't any seasoning on it. After this our server wasn't as attentive anymore. For dessert we got the donuts. They were served warm and I enjoyed them with the cherry sauce. I did not like the chocolate sauce that was served with the donuts.

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    Peri Brothers - Peri's Hot Honey Pie

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    4.3(395 reviews)
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    Went for pizza - it was delicious! My husband and I split a wedge salad. He had an old fashion and…read moreI had a limoncello spritz. I'd definitely go back for a pasta dish.

    Stopped by Peri Brothers over the weekend as I've been on the hunt for good pizza in the NC…read moretriangle. When you arrive there is plenty of parking outside the restaurant. Walking up to Peri Brothers there are two sides: 1) the fast casual New York slice shop or 2) sleek, full service modern Italian restaurant. We opted for the restaurant side and walking the restaurant feels stylish and sophisticated, yet casual. For drinks, I ordered the Paper Plane (Buffalo Trace, Aperol, Amaro, Lemon) and my partner ordered the Blueberry Lemon Martini. Definitely would lean more toward the Blueberry Lemon Martini as the blueberry flavor was excellent. The Paper Plane was good but was missing something. For entrees I ordered the 16 inch with half Flat Iron District (Pizza sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, sausage, meatballs, ham, bacon) and half Peri's Hot Honey Pie (Pizza sauce, fresh mozzarella, ricotta, cupping pepperoni, hot honey, sweet drop peppers, basil) and my partner ordered the Gnocchi Pesto (House made ricotta gnocchi, basil pesto, cream, parmesan). Both dishes were excellent. I'd lean more toward the Flat Iron District as the meat was high quality and was very good. The Gnocchi was also excellent and you could literally drink the sauce. Overall, I'd definitely recommend checking out Peri Brothers up in North Raleigh.

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