Pub is tricky to find, so make sure you drive down the hill and behind the main mall. But it is so…read moresmall. I came for a World Cup match. I wanted a great soccer oriented environment. Despite arriving over an hour before the match started, every seat at the bar was already taken. And there are no tables so if you aren't fortunate enough to get a bar seat, you're SOL. I saw one or two bar patrons eyeing me weirdly, like I was invading their home space. So I decided to just leave. Per the online menu, they do have over a dozen drafts available, but I didn't get to try any of them. So disappointing.

An eclectic assortment of stouts awaits you year round! A masterful selection on any given day -…read moretake advantage of the flight size to try them all. You'll be glad you did. Did that keg just kick???? The gong will ring and you'll be on the big board!

Bar with loads of character. Friendly bartenders, cold beer, sports on the TVs, pool tables, and…read moreprices that won't make you question ordering another round. Located across from NC State's campus, it's the kind of spot where locals, students, alumni, and first-time visitors all seem to blend together naturally. It's appearance in the baseball classic Bull Durham was my main draw to this place. And it adds another layer to its charm and history. What makes this place special isn't any one thing, it's everything. You can easily lose an entire afternoon here watching a game, having a few drinks, and talking with whoever happens to be sitting nearby. In a world full of polished sports bars and corporate concepts, Mitch's feels authentic, lived-in, and uniquely Raleigh. Exactly the kind of tavern every town wishes it had.

This classic college pub across from the NC State campus on Hillsborough St. is one of North…read moreCarolina's most celebrated watering holes, and a great spot to meet friends for grub and a few drinks. With its aged-brick facade and wonderful old-world decor, Mitch's could easily be mistaken for a historic tavern in Boston or Greenwich Village, but the institution has only been in business since 1974. Movie nerds will recognize Mitch's as the spot where Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins meet for beers in the baseball comedy 'Bull Durham,' while Wolfpack alum will likely remember it as the spot where they celebrated dozens of basketball wins, birthday bashes and end-of-semester parties during their time at NC State. The beer list is strong, the service terrific and the food delicious -- especially the famous Reuben sandwich. So drop by, grab a table, and enjoy one of the best pub experiences North Carolina has to offer.

Stopped by for a quick app & drink after a work trip. Good food and service. Restaurant was really…read moreunique. I'd go back!

Came here for dinner recently and enjoyed myself…read more Service was solid throughout my meal. The beer selection was pretty darn good, with a lot of Belgian options (yay). I grabbed the Big Dipper roast beef sandwich for my entree and it was prepared quickly and was very tasty! Everything was priced reasonably well. Not sure what else to add, but if you're into drinking beer and eating decent bar food, I think Flying Saucer will hit the mark.

Lindsey was absolutely fantastic! She was friendly, attentive, and made our entire experience at…read moreHibernian even better. She checked on us at just the right times, kept our drinks full, and made sure everything came out perfectly. She never made us feel rushed and always had a great attitude with a smile on her face. Excellent service like hers is hard to find, and we'll definitely be back because of the experience she provided. Thanks, Lindsey!

I would honestly never recommend Hibernian based on my experience. The service was extremely…read moredisappointing. My wife and I walked in before another group of customers, but instead of seating us first, the staff seated the group that arrived after us. I can't speak for their intentions, but as a Black couple, the experience left us feeling overlooked and uncomfortable. It's incredibly disappointing to feel like racism may still play a role in how people are treated. I had been looking forward to trying this restaurant for years, so to finally visit and leave feeling this disappointed was upsetting.

We lived in the U.K. for several years and vouch for the selection of draughts and a few whiskeys,…read moretoo. Enjoy watching a match here from time to time as well. Have not yet tried the food : | Service is always fine. Good local bar ambiance.

Went early on St Pat's Day, had an hour to burn and Airlie served up some righteous bourbon and…read moregingers!! Looking forward to the grilled cheeses yummm ((*.*}}

This is in the Hilton Doubletree, the burger is very good, wings on point, staff is friendly and…read moreattentive. Breakfast skillet was good, coffee good. Decent for a US hotel restaurant.

Really good food (quality and portions) and friendly service. It's a step above other hotel…read morerestaurants.

A cool pub in an unexpected place…read more This long and narrow bar certainly comes with a lot of charm, and an impressive amount of indoor seating. I would say it definitely fits into the neighborhood and appears to be a popular local hangout. Even on a chilly day, the outdoor seating is very comfortable, feel free to take advantage of the propane heaters. The drinks are excellent, and the customer service is good, it's definitely a great place to stop for drinks. Cheers!

Best bar downtown! Great prices, the best bartenders, best patio! This place has it all!read more

PLEASE update/add to the menu! Please!!! Love the waitstaff, but so very tired of the menu.read more

This is a quaint little Sports Bar that has a pretty large menu. I ordered the Cuban Sandwich and a…read morecup of their Chili. The Chili was very good except the Sour Cream dollop was too large and took up a quarter of the cup. The sandwich was large and good with the North Carolina vinegar taste. Took the other half home. Toni was our server and she was wonderful and prompt. I had an IPA to drink and it was nice. Keep in mind, this is a Sports Bar and had a variety of games on big screen TV's.

Hadn't been in years, but visited tonight and had such a good time! Relaxed atmosphere, delicious…read morewings, friendly staff and music bingo presented by the nicest guy. We will definitely be going back!

The food was delicious and the service was excellent. I would highly recommend. Loved the quaint…read moreatmosphere

Stopped by Vault Craft Beer to get out of the heat and wow this beer bar didn't disappoint…read more It looks like this building use to be the first national bank in Raleigh which has been converted into a beautiful beer room. There are floor to ceiling windows which make it feel like you are surrounded by trees as you drink your beer and look outside. Inside there is a modern and elevated which just makes this a cool place to hang out. To order you'll walk up to the bar counter and place your order. Once you have your beer there is open seating either inside or outside. I ordered the Prairie Artisan Ales Slush which wasn't too sour and super refreshing on a hot day. I'll definitely stop into this beer bar in the future. So glad we stumbled upon this place and the vibes were definitely on point.

This was my first visit to Vault, but had heard good things from some beer friends. They had a nice…read moreselection of NC beers, and one or two from out of state. They also had several coolers full of cans, and I want to check that out next time I come. There's seating available at the bar, some tables inside, plus about 10 picnic tables outside that fits at least 8 people at each. There is parking available in front of the shop, and a few more spots behind as well.