Guidebook for Raleigh
Entertainment & Activities
Interactive museum with 5 themed exhibits for kids 10 & under, plus an IMAX theater.
72 residents recomanen
Marbles IMAX
201 E Hargett StInteractive museum with 5 themed exhibits for kids 10 & under, plus an IMAX theater.
Kings Bowl-North Hills
141 Park at N Hills StFood Scene
Southern country cooking for breakfast, lunch & brunch in rustic digs adorned with sundry antiques.
51 residents recomanen
Big Ed’s City Market Restaurant
220 Wolfe StreetSouthern country cooking for breakfast, lunch & brunch in rustic digs adorned with sundry antiques.
Retro-chic update of a circa-1945 diner serving chalkboard menus of seasonal American comfort food.
102 residents recomanen
Poole's
426 S McDowell StRetro-chic update of a circa-1945 diner serving chalkboard menus of seasonal American comfort food.
Cajun/Creole fare & live music in a New Orleans-themed setting with exposed brick & wrought iron.
23 residents recomanen
The Big Easy NC
222 Fayetteville StCajun/Creole fare & live music in a New Orleans-themed setting with exposed brick & wrought iron.
Alternative diner serving a vegetarian- & vegan-friendly comfort-food menu, plus local craft beers.
20 residents recomanen
The Remedy Diner
927 W Morgan StAlternative diner serving a vegetarian- & vegan-friendly comfort-food menu, plus local craft beers.
Pit-smoked free-range pork, Texas-style brisket & other BBQ staples in a smart-casual setting.
88 residents recomanen
The Pit Authentic Barbecue
328 W Davie StPit-smoked free-range pork, Texas-style brisket & other BBQ staples in a smart-casual setting.
Casual hangout with a large patio serving burgers along with wings & pub-style appetizers. This is very good and cheap food.
18 residents recomanen
MoJoe's Burger Joint
620 Glenwood AveCasual hangout with a large patio serving burgers along with wings & pub-style appetizers. This is very good and cheap food.
Old-timey, family-owned mainstay serving Southern comfort food & drinks since the 1930s
13 residents recomanen
Mecca Restaurant
13 E Martin StOld-timey, family-owned mainstay serving Southern comfort food & drinks since the 1930s
Caffe Luna
136 E Hargett StItalian Cuisine with a Tuscan Flair
Gourmet burgers, pickle fries, craft beers, Cheerwine & more in a smart, understated setting.
25 residents recomanen
Chuck's Burgers
237 S Wilmington StGourmet burgers, pickle fries, craft beers, Cheerwine & more in a smart, understated setting.
Shopping
mid century modern furniture vintage clothing records books and a little kitschtoo
29 residents recomanen
Father & Son Antiques
302 S West Stmid century modern furniture vintage clothing records books and a little kitschtoo
City Market
306 Parham StDeco Raleigh
207 S Salisbury StCentre comercial Crabtree Valley
4325 Glenwood AveTriangle Town Center
5959 Triangle Town BlvdSightseeing
Since its founding in 1902, the North Carolina Museum of History has preserved local, state, and regional history for future generations.
142 residents recomanen
North Carolina Museum of History
5 E Edenton StSince its founding in 1902, the North Carolina Museum of History has preserved local, state, and regional history for future generations.
The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences is the largest museum of its kind in the Southeast.
288 residents recomanen
Museu de Ciències Naturals de Carolina del Nord
11 W Jones StThe North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences is the largest museum of its kind in the Southeast.
Carolina Touring Company
West Martin StreetDrinks & Nightlife
Raleigh Beer Garden
614 Glenwood AvenueThe Raleigh Times
14 E Hargett StCarolina Ale House
500 Glenwood AveParks & Nature
Parc Estatal William B. Umstead
8801 Glenwood AveArts & Culture
North Carolina Museum of Art
2110 Blue Ridge Rd