What to order at Angus Barn

Signature dishes
Dry-aged prime beef, Wild Turkey Lounge cocktails
CuisineAmerican steakhouse
Price$$$$
NeighborhoodNorth Hills
HoursSun 16:00-21:30; Mon-Fri 17:00-21:30; Sat 16:00-21:30
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Address: 9401 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh, NC 27617

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Caffe Luna ★ 4.1

$$$ ItalianDowntown

Open since 1996, Caffe Luna offers classic pasta technique, a warm dining room, and a serious wine list. Tightly focused on what it does well.

SignatureHouse-made pasta, Tiramisu

Whiskey Kitchen ★ 4.0

$$$ Southern AmericanDowntown

Over 400 whiskeys spanning bourbon, rye, Scotch, Irish, and Japanese paired with a Southern kitchen that sources locally. NC trout is a benchmark.

SignatureNC rainbow trout, Smoked catfish dip, Buttermilk biscuits

Big Ed's City Market Restaurant ★ 4.2

$ Southern breakfastDowntown

At the City Market since 1989, Big Ed's serves scratch-made biscuits, country ham, grits, and eggs. The antique-laden room is deliberately unchanged.

SignatureScratch biscuits, Country ham and eggs, Grits

Heirloom ★ 4.0

$$ Southeast AsianGlenwood South

All-day cafe in Glenwood South serving Southeast Asian-inspired dishes, specialty coffee, and craft cocktails. Dinner reservations available.

SignatureSoutheast Asian-spiced plates, Specialty coffee

Poole's Diner ★ 4.8

$$$ Contemporary AmericanDowntown

Christensen's flagship since 2007 runs a rotating blackboard menu driven by the farm network. The macaroni au gratin is a Raleigh institution.

SignatureMacaroni au gratin, Roasted half chicken

Death and Taxes ★ 4.7

$$$$ Wood-fire AmericanDowntown

Every dish passes through fire or smoke from the wood-burning hearth: NC fish, roasted meats, and vegetables that reward the char. Top-ranked in Raleigh.

SignatureWood-roasted oysters, NC fish on fire

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