Transfer Co. Food Hall ★ 4.2
Ten vendors in a converted coach garage span Korean BBQ, empanadas, bagels, and Indian street food. Most items $8 to $14; widest cheap-eat range in Raleigh.
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What to order at Big Ed's City Market Restaurant
- The dish to know
- Scratch biscuits, country ham and eggs
CuisineSouthern breakfast
Price$
Neighborhooddowntown
HoursTue-Sun 07:00-14:00
Phone+1 919-836-9909
The dishScratch biscuits, country ham and eggs
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Location
Address: 220 Wolfe St, Raleigh, NC 27601
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