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- SShaunAsheville / Western North Carolina •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoPerfect food. Cocktails were better than normal. First time trying the lasagna, so filling and perfect texture.More infoCucciolo Osteria DurhamPrice: Expensive• Italian• Durham•4.8
- BBobRaleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill •16 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoOutstanding meal. Gnocchi was light and pillowy. The two bruschetta we had were delicious as well. The one with the fig and the other with the shrimp were a nice pairing to allow our palates to alternate between the sweet and fresh. Highly recommend!More infoMothers & SonsPrice: Expensive• Italian• Durham•4.7
- DDavidRaleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill •1 review5.0Dined 7 days agoWe had a business outing with six co-workers at Counting House. Trinity was very attentive to our needs and also allowed some substitutions for a guest who had dietary restrictions. The manager also stopped by to check on us. Food was delicious. Ambience was very nice. We had a great time.More infoCounting HousePrice: Expensive• Seafood• Durham•4.2
- JJeffreyVIPRaleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill •17 reviews4.0Dined on Dec 13, 2024First, this is one of our fav restaurants. Had the scallops which was a new item/recipe. Overwhelming spices. Indian (which I love) but the scallops were doused in garam masala and other sweet spices to a gut wrenching level. Had to leave the last one. The squash puree was over spiced and on and on. Half the spice level and this could have been a wonderful dish.More infoRestaurant at The DurhamPrice: Expensive• American• Durham•4.2
- JJayneVIPVirginia •20 reviews4.0Dined on Dec 10, 2024This cafe is a great little find at the Nasher. Been here a handful of times for lunch. It’s always busy, well executed inventive menu. Had the Vanilla matcha tea with Oat milk- very good. Panini with turkey,cucumbers, carmélized onions and quinoa salad was a great choice. My friend had the goat cheese BLT minus the tomato along with an aioli sauce; basil pesto pasta salad. She said it was very good. I would definitely return for an evening meal with wine. The museum cafe is worthwhile to visit. Even on a weekend while visiting.More infoNasher Cafe at Duke UniversityPrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Durham•4.7