C&H Cafeteria, a Beloved After-Church Gathering Spot for Regulars, Closes Permanently
The restaurant’s other location in Kernersville remains open.
A Year in Triangle Google Searches
Google released its annual report of some of the most popular searches in the U.S., including in North Carolina, and the Triangle.
Buena Papa to Open New Eatery at Southpoint Mall
The Latin American-inspired fry bar opened its first location last year in Raleigh’s Morgan Street Food Hall.
Cugino Forno Pays Nearly $300K for Wage Violations
Owner claims misunderstanding.
Raleigh Considers Allowing Open Containers in Special Downtown District
The Raleigh City Council plans to launch a pilot program later this summer that would allow people to drink beer, wine, or other alcoholic beverages on the street.
Affordable Housing, Parking Top Raleigh City Council’s Agenda This Week
This week in Raleigh: the city commits $4 million to preserve affordable rents, some restaurant relief programs enacted during COVID may become permanent, and developers are no longer required to include parking in their projects.
Hot Meals: Where to Dine Outside Without Shivering
Chilly nights are still with us a bit longer. Here are some Durham spots where you can you dine outside without shivering.
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Crowdsourced Review Behemoths Like Yelp Put Power in the Hands of the Consumer. In an Age of Customer Frustration, Who Really Wins?
If you’re under the impression that people are softening their online reviews because of pandemic-era sympathy for restaurants and their workers, buckle up.
New Glenwood Rooftop Lounge Offers Food and Drink With a View
The Willard opened atop the seventh floor of the newly opened AC Hotel of Raleigh.
“This Place is Full of Satanic Activity”: The One-Star Anti-Masker Review of Luna Rotisserie That Became a Commemorative T-Shirt
The T-shirt became available online last night.
Say Goodbye to the Original Location of Saltbox Seafood Joint
The contemporary fish shack will hold “one last service” at the downtown location on August 22.
At a Food and Drink Job Fair, Local Businesses Try to Court New Employees
A so-called “labor shortage” has followed a brutal year for restaurant workers. Local employers are trying to create jobs workers will want to return to.
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