Central North Carolina Restaurants
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1. Crawford and Son
$$$$ | Oakwood Historic District |Five-time James Beard Award semifinalist Scott Crawford founded this comfy but sophisticated restaurant in the historic Oakwood neighborhood to showcase his unique approach to cooking and the seasonal bounty of his adopted hometown. The ever-changing menu is focused on seasonal, local produce that truly belongs to its community. Look for entrées like beef cheek ragout, pork schnitzel with smashed roots, and swordfish with ancient grains. Save room for dessert because pastry chef Krystle Swenson’s creations are out of this world. Craft cocktails and a solid wine list round out the experience. If you can't get enough of Crawford's cooking (or the reservation time you're seeking), his French restaurant, Jolie, is next door and is equally terrific.
618 N. Person St., Raleigh, North Carolina, 27604, USA919-307--4647Known For
- Award-winning chef and his take on seasonal, local ingredients
- Intimate, cozy dining experience (reservations a must)
- Outstanding desserts and bar program
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2. Durham Food Hall
$ | Five Points |This repurposed warehouse includes 10 counter-serve restaurants, offering pizza, raw oysters, and gourmet coffee. The soaring ceilings and industrial-mod decor make it a pleasant place to explore and dine.
530 Foster St., Durham, North Carolina, 27701, USA919-908--9339Known For
- Bowerbird Flowers & Apothecary brightens the room with scores of flowers
- Single-origin coffee from Liturgy
- Tempting desserts from Afters
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3. The Durham
$$$ | Downtown | Modern AmericanJames Beard Award–winning chef Andrea Reusing serves local and artisanal ingredients in a dining room meant to feel more like a living room than a hotel restaurant. A rooftop bar offers creative cocktails, a full bar menu, and a stunning view.
The Durham Hotel, 315 E. Chapel Hill St., Durham, North Carolina, 27701, USA919-768–8830Known For
- Locally sourced, seasonal dishes
- Unconventional open dining room
- Great rooftop views
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