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The Brewery, last I checked, is a pretty cool spot to catch both local and national bands. A little small, a little smoky but very intimate. You're right there with the band. I've met so many bands that have played here after shows and both bands that I played in (high school and college) got to play here several times. So check the Independent (a free weekly paper you can pick up almost anywhere in the triangle) and see who's playing.
Come as you are Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: Hillsborough St.Directions: From the airport, get on I-40 east, then merge onto the I-440 inner beltline. Next take the Hillsborough st. Exit towards downtown Raleigh. The Brewery will be a few miles ahead on the right side of the street.
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Loads and loads of different beers on tap, an outdoor seating area and greasy cheese fries and wings type eating fare. Seriously they have like 200 different beers or something ridiculous like that, all of them world beers, and they even have a beer club you can join and try to drink every kind of beer there. Once you do you'll get a plate put up on the wall. Monday nights any pint costs 2.50. The crowd is mainly college kids and a few young professionals. Come to think of it older folks too. You'll enjoy it if you dig crafted beers.
Come as you are. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Corner of Morgan and Harrington streets
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Come as you are Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 218 S. Blount StreetPhone: 919 833 7795
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In the past few years or so this area has gone through some revitalization. Mainly, I'm referring to the stretch of Glenwood Ave. from Hillsborough st. up to Peace St. When I was in high school, all I remember being open here was Harry's Guitar shop and a pizza hut. Now that Pizza hut is a Mellow Mushroom PIzza, much better in my opinion, and just about every building has been turned into something, from art galleries to coffee houses and bars. There are loads of restaurants to choose from and I shall take a tour soon to highlight some of the better places. Stay tuned for more. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and Drinking
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Dress to match your personality. Diesel shoes and slinky scarves. Jeans and thrift store tafetta. Cool, very cool. Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicDirections: 403 West Rosemary St.Other Contact: 919-967-4720 www.henrysbistro.c
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They were the first bar where I have had a wide selection of Wheat Beer on tap...at least 3...which is good for a US bar! They also had other selections in the bottle.
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Here is a look at where to go in Raleigh to see a movie if you want something more than just a chain movie theater and mainstream hollywood flicks.
Mission Valley Shopping center on the corner of Avent Ferry and Western Blvd used to be a United Artists theater but is now independently owned and along with the hollywood stuff there is the occasional indy flick that will grace the theater here. After the show, or before you can hang out at the cup a joe's or the record exchange right next door.
The Rialto is in an old theater on Glenwood Ave. and is mainly indy flicks. They also do the Rocky Horror picture show here every Friday at midnite. A cool place to go in general and its close to third place coffee and lily's pizza.
Another place to go is the Raleighwood theater. Now, I've never been but I hear it's a good experience. I mean, you get dinner and a movie here. How cool is that. Check out the website for more info. The fare is mainly bar and grill type stuff. Leave a Comment Theme: Theater
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If you like beer, you have to hit The Flying Saucer.
80 beers on tap, over 200 beers total.
Casual Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingDirections: Located downtown
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For cheap, easy entertainment there's always the $1.50 movie theatre off Blueridge Road. All shows all times are only $1.50 and you can usually catch movies just out of major circulation.
It's cheap, clean, and offers about 12 movies for your viewing pleasure. Leave a Comment Theme: Theater
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