Big Ed's City Market Restaurant is a southern breakfast restaurant in Downtown, Raleigh.
Editorially verified June 24, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 220 Wolfe St, Raleigh, NC 27601
Downtown Raleigh's most established Lebanese restaurant. Falafel, shawarma, mixed grill, and mezze across a long all-day window; Sunday brunch adds more.
SignatureFalafel, Mixed grill kabobs, Mezze
A beautifully restored 1906 newspaper building housing one of downtown's better gastropubs. The entire staff holds Cicerone certification; Belgian beer focus.
SignatureBelgian draft selections, Craft burgers
Over 400 whiskeys spanning bourbon, rye, Scotch, Irish, and Japanese paired with a Southern kitchen sourcing locally. NC trout is among the best in the city.
SignatureNC rainbow trout, Smoked catfish dip, Buttermilk biscuits
The original Trophy Brewing location, founded in 2013. Wood-fired pizza and a rotating house ale programme in a relaxed setting; one of five Raleigh outposts.
SignatureWood-fired pizza, House-brewed ales
A well-established downtown all-day cafe on Hargett Street serving quality coffee alongside bagels, sandwiches, omelets, and daily specials. Reliable all-day.
SignatureBagels, Egg sandwiches, Cold brew
Downtown Raleigh's most established Lebanese restaurant. Falafel, shawarma, mixed grill, and mezze across a long all-day window; Sunday brunch adds more.
SignatureFalafel, Mixed grill kabobs, Mezze
A beautifully restored 1906 newspaper building housing one of downtown's better gastropubs. The entire staff holds Cicerone certification; Belgian beer focus.
SignatureBelgian draft selections, Craft burgers
Over 400 whiskeys spanning bourbon, rye, Scotch, Irish, and Japanese paired with a Southern kitchen sourcing locally. NC trout is among the best in the city.
SignatureNC rainbow trout, Smoked catfish dip, Buttermilk biscuits
The original Trophy Brewing location, founded in 2013. Wood-fired pizza and a rotating house ale programme in a relaxed setting; one of five Raleigh outposts.
SignatureWood-fired pizza, House-brewed ales
A well-established downtown all-day cafe on Hargett Street serving quality coffee alongside bagels, sandwiches, omelets, and daily specials. Reliable all-day.
SignatureBagels, Egg sandwiches, Cold brew
An all-day Southeast Asian-inspired cafe in Glenwood South. Coffee and cocktails carry the day; dinner service lifts into a fuller menu with spiced cooking.
SignatureSoutheast Asian-spiced plates, Matcha drinks
