Eat in Golden Belt, Durham

Liturgy Beverage Company ★ 4.3

Liturgy Beverage at the Durham Food Hall serves single-origin coffee and drinking chocolates with a sourcing philosophy as serious as the food tenants.

Signature drink: Single-origin coffee and chocolate

Durham Food Hall ★ 4.1

Ten permanent vendor stalls on Foster Street: pizza, Vietnamese, empanadas, ramen, tacos and rotating concepts. Outdoor seating connects to the Motorco lot.

Hi-Wire Brewing Golden Belt ★ 4.0

Hi-Wire's Durham outpost at Golden Belt Arts brews clean lagers and accessible craft. Large space, visible production, food trucks on weekends at Taylor St.

The Glass Jug Beer Lab ★ 4.1

A small-batch experimental brewing lab releasing new beers nearly every week. The most active Triangle craft development programme is on Foster Street.

DSSOLVR Durham ★ 4.1

DSSOLVR brought its Asheville hazy IPA reputation to Rigsbee Avenue. Art-forward taproom that is serious about beer while staying young and accessible.

Durham Farmers' Market ★ 4.6

Durham's primary producer-only market: every item grown or made within 70 miles. Year-round at the Central Park pavilion; SNAP and EBT Double Bucks accepted.

Durham Food Hall ★ 4.2

Durham's first food hall on Foster Street with ten vendors: Locals Seafood, Mexican, bagels, coffee, pizza and Indian. 200 seats, breakfast to dinner daily.

King's Sandwich Shop ★ 4.1

A Durham institution since 1942, King's on Foster Street holds a menu where nothing exceeds $10. Grilled cheese, burgers and sandwiches without any fuss.

Try: Grilled sandwiches and burgers

King's Sandwich Shop ★ 4.1

King's Sandwich Shop on Foster Street has operated since 1942. Nothing exceeds $10; grilled sandwiches and burgers prepared the same way since founding.

Why locals love it: Open since 1942 without a social media account or a reservation app