Food & Drink in Raleigh

Quickly ease your appetite at this laid-back American eatery — Woody's At City Market serves sandwiches, salads and more. There are no low-fat options here, though, so save a few extra calories for your next visit. Beer, wine, and more are also available from Woody's At City Market's extensive drink list. Woody's At City Market is kid-friendly, so little ones are welcome to tag along. Just around the workday bend are Woody's At City Market's happy hour food and drink bargains. Find ample room to enjoy yourself at Woody's At City Market — this spot caters to large groups. Summer meals will taste even better when you enjoy them on Woody's At City Market's gorgeous patio. Volume at this restaurant can reach upper decibels, so come prepared to raise your voice to be heard. Woody's At City Market can get swamped during the week, and reservations are not accepted. No suit, no problem! The dress code at laid-back Woody's At City Market is ultra casual. If you're strapped for time, take out food from Woody's At City Market. For the tastes of Woody's At City Market from the comfort of your next party, the restaurant also offers catering services. Bring your car to dinner and easily find a space in the area — street parking is available, as is a nearby lot. Meals at Woody's At City Market are moderately priced — most diners spend about $30 per person. Woody's At City Market accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, and all major credit cards. You can stop by at practically any time, since Woody's At City Market serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

For wings with a ton of zest, Raleigh's Ba-Da Wings has got you covered. The menu at Ba-Da Wings also includes a number of healthy options, including some vegan dishes. A night out deserves a drink to celebrate, and Ba-Da Wings has the perfect selection of beer and wine to go with your meal. Parents appreciate Ba-Da Wings' kid-friendly attitude, and little ones are often seen dining out with the adults. On warmer days, you can take advantage of Ba-Da Wings' al fresco patio seating. With its spacious interior, Ba-Da Wings is a great choice for big groups and celebrations. Complimentary wifi is available as well. The music and crowds can create quite a racket at Ba-Da Wings — noise levels can reach the upper registers. Take it nice and easy at Ba-Da Wings, where casual dress is the rule of the day. For those in a hurry, the restaurant lets you take your grub to go. Looking for something delicious to serve at your next party? Ba-Da Wings also offers catering. Avoid parallel parking and slide into a spot free of charge — the restaurant offers free parking next door. With prices below $15 per person, you can eat at Ba-Da Wings as often as you like! Ba-Da Wings accepts all major credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.

Whether you need help waking up in the morning or a mid-afternoon pick-me-up, the coffee at Third Place Coffeehouse will do the trick. The menu also includes a number of vegan items. Third Place Coffeehouse is kid-friendly, so little ones are welcome to tag along. Patio tables and chairs are ready for Third Place Coffeehouse diners who prefer their meals al fresco. Big parties won't feel squeezed in at Third Place Coffeehouse, which offers great seating for large groups. Getting online is easy with Third Place Coffeehouse free and convenient wifi. Bring your favorite furball along to Third Place Coffeehouse — it has a dog-friendly policy and keeps its doors open to pooches. Third Place Coffeehouse can also cater your next party; call today for details. Always five minutes behind schedule? Pick up your food to go instead. Sidle into a space on the street or park your vehicle in the adjacent lot. Leave your piggy bank at home! With prices under $15, you can eat at Third Place Coffeehouse for next to nothing. Major credit cards — including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express — are accepted. The breakfast menu receives the most rave reviews from patrons, but you can also stop in for lunch and dinner later in the day.

Legend has it that when The Flying Biscuit Cafe first opened, diners were so enamored with the kitchen's soft, flaky biscuits that they polished off the entire stock before 11 a.m., causing the restaurant to close its doors for the day. Today, the cheerful eatery has expanded to 13 locations across Georgia, North Carolina, and Florida, each one serving an average of 5,000 biscuits per week. Cooks are forever busy in the kitchens, slicing up the fluffy biscuits for breakfast sandwiches and folding farm-fresh and organic ingredients into a variety of American comfort classics. They dole out breakfast dishes all day long, from wood-smoked salmon scrambles to the gooey grits lauded by reporters from The Emory Wheel as "the most delicious cheese grits you’ve ever tasted (or ever will taste)". As the day wears on, the cooks turn their attention to juicy Angus beef burgers and Southern-style dinners such as chicken-fried steak and spicy jambalaya pasta. Committed to promoting healthy lifestyles, they also offer a variety of good-for-you menu items and modifications, whipping up omelets with egg whites, baking biscuits with whole wheat, and serving pancakes with a side of cast-iron kettlebells.

Ease your appetite with delicious bites from Cameron Bar and Grill in Raleigh. Dieters beware — Cameron Bar and Grill does not offer low-fat cuisine. Beer, wine, and more are also available from Cameron Bar and Grill's extensive drink list. Eat out with the little ones at Cameron Bar and Grill, and don't waste time scurrying for a sitter. Check out the brews and bites at happy hour, and kick back without spending a fortune. Open air seating is ready for diners at Cameron Bar and Grill when the weather is warm. Stay connected at no cost thanks to Cameron Bar and Grill's wifi. It can be a bit of a mob scene on the weekends, so don't take a chance on getting seated — best to call ahead and make a reservation. Not a popular place for dress-up dining, most Cameron Bar and Grill patrons come in casual attire. If time is of the essence, Cameron Bar and Grill's take-out option may be a better fit. Catering services are also available. Parking is available at an adjacent lot. Your tab at Cameron Bar and Grill will usually run to about $30 per guest. All major credit cards are accepted. Cameron Bar and Grill has three square meals a day on the menu, so swing by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Deep in the Umstead Industrial Park, something stirs. Amid the clank of modern machinery, a group of workers busy themselves with one of the world's oldest crafts: brewing. At Gizmo Brew Works, this meeting of contemporary technology and ancient know-how produces a tempting slate of small-batch beers. Inside tanks that hold the equivalent of 1,000 pints each, brewers prep favorites including the smooth and sweet Black Stiletto Stout and the complex Palisade Wasp India Pale Ale with the same care that has earned many of their past beers medals at the Carolina Championship of Beer. They also save room for seasonals, carefully adding a sweet caramel flavor and spicy Noble hops to their altbier, which they serve in a traditional stange glass or a large mug in celebration of Oktoberfest. These beers and more make frequent appearances in the brewery's taproom, gracing pint glasses for impromptu toasts or filling up growlers for at-home sips. Never ones to shy away from curious guests, brewers also open up their facility for Saturday tours, walking groups through the beer-making process during 30-minute explorations.