The foundational food of Raleigh and the NC Piedmont: an entire hog cooked low and slow over wood coals for 12 to 18 hours, the meat pulled and mixed with vinegar and red-pepper sauce only - no tomato, no sugar. The result is smoky, acidic, and distinctly North Carolinian. This is the vinegar tradition that separates Eastern NC from Piedmont (Lexington) style; the pulled pork plate with coleslaw and hush puppies is the canonical meal.
Explore downtown Raleigh on a guided food tour with a local guide. Taste Cantonese barbecue pork buns, Lebanese dishes, and more as you learn about the city's history ...
Learn how to make sushi with a hands-on cooking class led by Chef Jenny. Make California and vegetable rolls with fresh ingredients and enjoy your creations.
Join a fun mystery paint & sip night at a local Raleigh wine bar. Cold drinks, brushes and a surprise painting revealed on the night, no experience needed, just show u...