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With a reverence for life’s everyday pleasures (we’re talking coffee, beer, pizza, and pie here), a passionate mix of chefs, farmers, brewers, bakers, and baristas have quietly transformed Durham into one of the hottest food destinations in the South.
What do you think about the food & drink offered in the Bull City?
Agreed! Working in Durham for many years I have delighted in watching the transformation. It's a city with lots of character and there is much more to come!
My favorites are Four Square and Nana's, in order. I do miss Magnolia Grill (it would have been in my top three). I've always like Rue Cler, Pops, etc. I enjoy some of the more simple restaurants, like Blue Corn Cafe. Just a few off the top of my head, and I'm sure there are a lot of others I've missed...
Having eaten extensively in Durham, Asheville and Memphis, I could agree that Durham has the most good restaurants, but the competition is fierce.
I just ate at Wicked Weed in Asheville and it was amazing.
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