, Amy Someone wrote: > My sister and her husband will be celebrating their 2 year anniversary in > a couple of weeks and are looking for a nice place in the Raleigh/Durham The Magnolia Grill is still absolutely Number 1. Judy
Raleigh-Durham, NC
Raleigh/Durham Fine Dining
Judith B. wrote: :In article :, Amy Someone wrote: :> My sister and her husband will be celebrating their 2 year anniversary in :> a couple of weeks and are looking for a nice place in the Raleigh/Durham :The Magnolia Grill is still absolutely Number 1. Judy BZZTT! Nana's is DEFINITELY superior to the Mag Grill! Better variety, better service, better food, and lacking that "we are superior and you are fortunate to be allowed to dine here" attitude. Jon
Amy J. wrote: > >My sister and her husband will be celebrating their 2 year anniversary in >a couple of weeks and are looking for a nice place in the Raleigh/Durham >area to do it. She is new to the area, having moved there to go to grad >school. Her husband still lives in Alabama and is going to visit her for >their anniversary. I thought I would help them out and go to the >experts. Anybody have any ideas for restaurants in the area that they >can go to? > >Thanks for your help. Check out 'Bloomsbury Bistro' at 5-points (Glenwood & Whitaker Mill) in Raleigh. Excellent food and service. Moderate price ($13-18). Also, 'Seasons' in the Greystone Village (Sawmill & Leadmine) is *very* good. Wonderful food and service. Pleasant, cozy atmosphere. Similar price range. 'Claudio's' (Creedmoor & Lynn) is also quite good Italian fare. $9-17. I'd get reservations for any of these, especially on Fri/Sat evening. Enjoy. Alan