The Triangle's best restaurants
Greg Cox gives his picks for the area's best restaurants. Get the list here
A welcome menu at a Cary café
Epicurean: Can't decide where to eat in and around Cary? Your decision just got harder.
Big changes, big values at two restaurants
Epicurean: File this week's restaurant news under "M" for "makeovers, comma, major."
Italian takes a modern twist
Epicurean: Greg Hatem, the real estate developer whose efforts to preserve Raleigh's historic buildings have yielded savory side effects in the form of restaurants such as The Duck & Dumpling, The Pit, The Raleigh Times Bar and Sitti, is at it again.
New sensations for summer
Epicurean:Looking for ways to beat the summer heat? Check out the chilly wares at these three new foodie destinations.
Bakery offers new place to break bread
Just between us foodies: If you knew that the Triangle's premier French bakery had expanded into the adjoining space and opened a café, wouldn't you want to rush over?
Steaks star at sports pub
Epicurean:What with all the competition in the sports pub market these days, it's no longer enough to hang a few flat-screen TVs on the wall, tap a couple of kegs and throw some wings in the fryer.
More food choices on Triangle's edges
Epicurean:This week, the foodie news train jumps the tracks and takes off for a few off-the-beaten-path destinations.
Apex gets three new eateries
Epicurean:Looks as if Apex is taking that "peak of good living" motto seriously. The town's dining and drinking options continue to grow rapidly, outpacing every other city in the Triangle on a per capita basis.
Triangle eateries expand
Epicurean:The local dining scene has not been immune to the effects of the recession, and many restaurants continue to struggle.
New hive opens in Raleigh
Downtown Raleigh is all abuzz about Busy Bee Café , which opened April 6 in a renovated historic building.
Sports pubs offer something extra
Epicurean:It should come as no surprise that the local dining scene is not immune to the effects of the current recession. Mythos Bistro, a romantic gem of a Mediterranean fusion restaurant that closed recently in Cary, is just one of the most notable victims.
Ethnic cuisine choices expand
Chapel Hill is the new home of the NCAA men's basketball champions, and of course Raleigh can always lay claim to being the state capital.
Pizza options multiply
How do you like your pizza? Traditional New York style or loaded with gourmet toppings? Whole pie or by the slice? Round or square crust? Take your pick; these new restaurants have got you covered.
Never far from fresh fish
Epicurean:Wherever you are in the Triangle, odds are you're less than five minutes from a sushi fix.
Hopheads, raise a glass
Epicurean:After more than two years of delays, beer is finally flowing from the taps at the long-awaited Boylan Bridge Brewpub.
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