Jim Meckstroth: Great family venue, good parking and traffic management. Especially like the Bull City Brewery inside the ballpark and Angus Barn Steak Sandwiches.
Dennis O'Dell: On Thursday nights, hotdogs, fries, and popcorn are a buck. Couple that with a dollar per refill bottomless drink cup, and you have dinner for under $5.00. Great stuff.
Bill Kirst: Free Wireless in the Ballpark! Bring your iPhone or iTouch.
Carlos M: My favorite brewery in the Triangle. Make sure to order scoops of snacks with your beer
Marion: I honestly don't think you can go wrong with anything they have on tap, but my favourite is still the Scottish Ale
AU Gnomeboy: Nice variety of beers, several levels of great outdoor seating, adequate indoor seating, food trucks, nearby restaurants.
4. Burger Bach
9.2
737-220 9th St, Durham, NC
Gastropub · 23 tips and reviews
Heather Bailiff: Unique burgers, grass fed. Great draft beer selection. Nice patio area. Friendly bar staff.
The News & Observer: Burgers are made with grass-fed beef that’s humanely raised and slaughtered (certified Halal) in New Zealand. As for the “pub” part: 30 beers on tap (including 20 local brews). Read more.
Simal Soydan: Tried the Queenstown Burger. It was delicious. I definitely suggest trying one!
Cassidy: anywhere that makes their vegan buffalo sauce as punishingly spicy as their regular is good in my book. courteous staff with many free samples. go forth and wing.
Charlie L.: Vegan wings and sweet potato fries were great! Super friendly staff and wait time isn't too long. Limited sitting on the side but would totally suggest everyone to come here!
Miguel C.: excellent food wings instead of fries, drinks and atmosphere exceoe you.
Paul Luning: Great selection of craft beer, their own and national. Great staff - helpful, clearly enjoy working there. Cool setting with beer garden, bottle shop, and inside seating
Cindy S: One of my favorite places to enjoy a brew or to buy bottles from their great selection to enjoy at home. Check out their Facebook page for their recent bottles added to the shelves (while they last).
Joe Allesi: Get samples, then walk out with a jug full of it. Lots of bottled options too, if you don't find an interesting draft on tap.
11. M Sushi
9.1
311 Holland St, Durham, NC
Sushi Restaurant · 17 tips and reviews
Abby Wu: Grilled octopus was delicious. Make sure to get a reservation as it fills up quickly! You are paying for high quality sushi and food and it’s definitely worth it.
Rachel Easter: We got a vegetarian bento and it was probably some of the best good I've ever had in my life. Not kidding, it was so flavorful and inventive, like eating abstract art.
Ab: Unique combos. Fresh. Great temperatures. Seaweed salad was 💣
Carlos Russo: I definitely recommend this place for anybody looking to enjoy some great cocktails and atmosphere. The bartenders are incredibly knowledgeable and very friendly. Can be busy, but worth it.
Kenan Jones: This place is awesome! Extremely knowledgeable bartenders. Just tell them what u lime and they will craft a drink for you. Dean is amazing!
Jessica: Best gin and tonic EVER!
Nick DiColandrea: Start with the Southern Lager, the brew that made Fullsteam. Then go down the rabbit hole with the rest of their delightful beers! Great open atmosphere for catching up with friends, old and new!
Jennifer M: Try a pint of Carver Sweet Potato.
Visit North Carolina: Check out the Conde Nast Traveler's Fullsteam Brewery review. They're a fan of the plow-to-pint approach and the "forager" series, as we all are. Read more.