Tips for Dining, Eating and Food Shopping in the South
Start New ThreadWe'll be getting in to Cary sometime after 6pm and after driving for 4 hrs don't know that we'll be in the mood to run into downtown Raleigh for dinner. Any ideas for somewhere we could get good apps, a salad and a glass of wine/beer. Not fried bar food.
By leahinsc
on Oct 5, 2007 07:06 AM
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Ciao Cafe & Wine Bar sounds like exactly what you're looking for: http://www.ciaocafeandwinebar.com/ . . . or at least, if I were in your position, it's where I would be heading.
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Ciao Cafe & Wine Bar
201 W Chatham St # 100, Cary, NC
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Don't know if Bosphorus have a liquor license but the food fits your description. It's a Turkish restaurant that serves Turkish/Mediterranean cusine-
http://www.bosphorus-nc.com/
If you're coming from I-40 (Harrison Ave exit), the restaurant is in the little strip mall immediately on the right before the railroad tracks.
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The Lotus Leaf in Cary would fit the bill. Northwoods Market shopping center at the corner of Harrison and Maynard.
www.lotusleafcafe.com
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I second Lotus Leaf -- inside seating is better, I think. They do take reservations.
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Ciao is an excellent choice. Now that we're in the "R" months consider Tony's. Apps are half price weekdays 5-7 PM.
http://tonysbourbonstreet.com/page/nv...
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Tony's Bourbon Street Oyster Bar
107 Edinburgh Drive South, Cary, NC
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