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Looking to find your favorite food truck (or stalking them and simply don’t want to have to admit it)? We understand. They hinted that the rodeo might move to Dix Park. They concluded 2022 announcing they would not return to Fayetteville Street after a nine-year run. Giddyup! Here is the link.Īnd the Downtown Raleigh Food Truck Rodeo has not yet announced plans for 2023. Get out your calendar and make note of the dates for the rest of the 2023 Durham Central Park Food Truck Rodeos: Sept. The next Durham Central Park Food Truck Rodeo is June 11 from noon to 4 p.m. See the truck line-up and get tickets to the show here. for local eats, outdoor dining under tents sponsored by King Canopy and yard games sponsored by Triangle Lawn Games. (Sean, this is a food blog, what gives?) Well, the weather is going to be absolutely perfect and they have added a Food Trucks & Fun Courtyard which will be set up between the Expo and Graham buildings on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. This Friday through Sunday (April 14-16) the Raleigh Southern Ideal Home Show returns to NC State Fairgrounds.

The good news is that they are looking to open a tea room. Durham’s Yamazushi in Woodcroft Shopping Center held its last service March 26. Visit them here.Īfter 37 years, one of North Carolina’s most artful restaurants has closed. Check them out here.Īnd a huge congratulations to Chapel Hill’s iconic Sutton Drug Store which just celebrated 100 years in business! Yes, 100 years! Congratulations also to current owner Don Pinney for keeping the Franklin Street institution so vibrant. They are in the spot formerly occupied by Lime and Basil where they are serving up their wide variety of Asian flavors. according to the Triangle Business Journal. If you are not already familiar with them, you’ve got a little bit more time to do so here.Īnd just down from there, Bul Box has opened their seventh Triangle area location at 200 W. They originally purchased the building in December 2021, but are now not anticipating an opening until September, 2023 citing construction delays.

Might be best to follow along on Instagram here.Īt Chapel Hill’s main intersection (Franklin & Columbia streets) expect a delay for the opening of the much-anticipated Raising Cane’s according to the Triangle Business Journal this week.

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Saturday and Sunday they will be serving brunch in addition to the full menu until 3 p.m.

Starting Saturday, April 15, they will open for regular hours (Monday – CLOSED Tuesday-Thursday – 11am – 9pm Friday – 11am- 10pm Saturday – 10am – 10pm Sunday – 10am – 3pm). They will be walk-in only until further notice. they will be opening at limited capacity with a slightly modified menu for dinner. Lula and Sadie’s, self-described as a fine Southern eatery, is holding their soft-opening weekend in their new spot – the old Davis Bakery building at 2022 Chapel Hill Road in the Lakewood community in Durham. The bar is open Wednesday through Sunday and will have nights with food trucks available. The bar not only features a plethora of retro video games and pinball machines, but also a retro cocktail menu that is always changing and updating. Over in Knightdale, WRAL shared the news that residents there have a new video game-themed bar available called Rewind Retro Bar which opened on April 2. This will be the fifth location in the Raleigh market. Located at 1421 Kelly Road in the Publix Pointe Shopping Center, the restaurant will be the first for franchise partners Chris and Krystal Nichols.

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Pro tip from NC Triangle Dining: Do not miss the crab fried rice! See the full menu and make reservations here.Įggs Up Grill, a rapidly growing breakfast, brunch and lunch concept, will open a new restaurant in Apex this spring. They will be offering upscale Asian fusion plates like lobster shumai, “beef and broccoli”, along with some fantastic desserts. NC Triangle Dining shared the news that the M Restaurants Group is opening their newest concept, M Test Kitchen, in the Fenton development in Cary tonight (April 14). The inside is absolutely gorgeous and opens to an expansive outdoor dining patio. The Mill is still fine tuning their menu, but currently features such treats as Wood Fired NY Strip, Rye Crusted Salmon and Shrimp & Grits, along with a pretty impressive cocktail/beverage menu (from popular local breweries on tap, a robust wine offering and creative craft cocktails). The latest offering from the Urban Food Group (think Coquette, Chow, and Vivace here locally) has opened in the former Edwards Mill Bar and Grill location in West Raleigh’s Olde Raleigh Village shopping center.