Clyde Cooper's Barbeque ★ 4.4
A Raleigh institution since 1938 and one of the oldest barbecue joints in North Carolina. Vinegar-and-pepper whole-hog sells out daily; arrive before noon.
Signature: Whole-hog pulled pork, Hush puppies, Coleslaw
What to order at Dram and Draught
- Signature dishes
- 300+ world whiskeys, Local draught beer
CuisineWhiskey bar
Price$$
Neighborhoodglenwood-south
HoursDaily 17:00-02:00
Phone+1 919-607-8501
Last verified
Signature dishes: 300+ world whiskeys, Local draught beer
Location
Address: 1 Glenwood Ave, Suite 101, Raleigh, NC 27603
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