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Sunday night in Raleigh

There are several good threads on Raleigh, but a few of the places that I contacted are closed on Sunday. Any suggestions for a good, local place that is open on Sunday night? I like BBQ, but I am an omnivore. Close to the airport would be a plus, but I once drove 120 mile round trip for a pie (and flew home with it!).
Thanks,

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By roncooper on Sep 28, 2007 02:03 PM

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The airport is as close to parts of Durham as it is to many parts of Raleigh, so I'd suggest Piedmont, my fave Sunday-night selection. (Downtown Raleigh -> RDU is around 13 miles; Downtown Durham -> RDU is around 16).
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Piedmont Restaurant
401 Foster St, Durham, NC 27701

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By rossgrady on Sep 28, 2007 02:14 PM