Restaurants near Pine Station Historical

All of the dim sum options we picked were delicious and a good value for the money (char siu bao, chicken curry bao, cabbage rolls, & pork shumai). My wife was initially skeptical of the sesame balls dessert but they ended up being amazing, too! Service was polite and prompt; atmosphere was cozy and chic. We'll definitely be going back.

First time there and it was an amazing experience. Our waiter was highly knowledgeable and offered excellent recommendations. We got the pork belly, Philly egg rolls, 2 steaks 1 ribeye and another a filet. Also did the flight of butters which was incredible.

This was my 2nd visit here. It’s a great place for outdoor seating with a bit of a view. Although the food selection is limited the food is pretty good. The drinks were strong and enough. The staff was stretched but they teamed up to serve us pretty well. We didn’t need the fireplace on this fall evening, but it’s fired up (used it on my last visit) it does the job well. We went up to 10th & Terrace afterwards just to check the view, but it was dark and the south Raleigh view was nothing compared to last time there at sunset. These two places are great to bring out-of-town guests. But remember the menu is limited.

A very convenient spot to eat before attending a performance at the Cary Performing Arts Center (symphony, ballet, etc.) with a great view. We've been going there for years. Be aware however that the menu is limited, and a few years ago Tenth & Terrace stopped serving coffee (which we would typically enjoy after the meal.) Service is attentive and cheerful, and prices are reasonable.

This is a beautiful hidden gem for lunch in Raleigh. A most beautiful setting with an outstanding chef and impeccable service. Truly remarkable and unforgettable amazing food. I look forward forward to returning often when business takes me to Raleigh.