
We donโt need to tell you, dear INDY readers, whatโs the best of the best in our beloved Triangle. Every year, for the past two decades, youโve told us the best restaurants and bars, yoga studios and hair salons, museums and preschools, and so much more, and this year, 2022, is no exception.
Youโve told us whoโs the best of the best in 344 categories ranging from businesses and service providers to politicians and Twitter feeds, websites, and radio stations across Durham, Orange, and Wake Counties. Thank you for nominating and voting for all of your faves! Our many finalists and winners will display our signature โBest Ofโ star decal in their businessโs windows with pride.
Please take some time to read our staffโs write-ups on our favorites of your favorites. And don’t forget to grabย a copy of our Best Of paper for some coffee table reading or to give to a visitor to help them exploreโitโll surely come in handy. Here’s a map of our print editions.ย Until next year!โJane Porter
Best of the Triangle 2022:
Beginning in the new year, โBest of the Triangleโ will become a year-round feature of INDY Week. Each county will vote for their favorites, and the winners will go head-to-head for the title of โBest of the Triangle 2023โโstay tuned.
Contributors:ย Sarah Edwards,ย Jasmine Gallup, Lena Geller, Hannah Kaufman, Thomasi McDonald, Jane Porter, Geoff West.
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