Cute little wine bar downtown that closes on the early side (10pm Tues/Wed/Thurs, 11pm Fri/Sat, 7pm…read moreSun) but nice for an early evening sip. It's got modern, slightly rustic vibes, lit brightly for the art gallery in the back room. There's a good amount of seating and it's not completely filled with the undergrad crowd like other bars in the area. I see they host a book club and if I lived in Raleigh, I'd be all over that-- this is the perfect atmosphere! They have a nice bubbles by the glass selection (4 options, including a Lambrusco), which is really impressive since so many wine bars give you one, two at most. Vegan options on the menu include hummus, olives and pickles. I was planning to eat there, but time got away from me and they do a strict closing time, so maybe next time.

One of my favorite after-work haunts. Very little beats sitting on a swing with a good friend, a…read morebowl of cheese crackers, and a generous pour of wine. I particularly love the work of independent artists hung around the interior! We're having our holiday party here this year and I'm super excited for it - didn't even know this was also an event space.

The Wright Village is an exceptional space. It's tucked in but very convenient to I40. I just had…read moremy birthday wine tasting celebration and it was perfect for social distancing my 10 guests. I am pleasantly pleased of the outcome of my event and the Wright Village helped with the expedition of it all!!! It is clean, adheres to all the COVID-19 regulations, nicely decorated/decor and the best quiet easy space. I definitely recommend them!

From the owner: The Wright Village: Where Purpose Meets Community…read more The Wright Village is more than just a coworking space—it’s a business home and thriving hub for underrepresented entrepreneurs, creatives, and changemakers in Raleigh. We provide a welcoming and inspiring environment with flexible workspaces, private offices, and a vibrant community of like-minded go-getters. What sets us apart? Our mission-driven focus and intentional support for small business growth through curated resources, workshops, mentorship, and access to opportunity. We also offer an affordable and stylish training and event space—perfect for workshops, seminars, networking mixers, pop-ups, and intimate gatherings. Whether you’re planning a branded shoot, a panel discussion, or a community fundraiser, our space is designed to elevate your event and make it feel like home. At The Wright Village, we don’t just rent space—we build legacy. Once a Villager, always a Villager. Join the Village—where entrepreneurship meets community and impact.

We had our son's Rehearsal Dinner and Meet and Greet at The Glass Box. Though our son and his bride…read morelive in Raleigh, this was a long distance event for us. Planning couldn't have been easier- our coordinator was very easy to reach and always quick with an answer with any questions we had. The venue is charming and the roof top view is stunning. We chose to have a "Before They Say I Do BBQ" and the deck provided a nice space to set up stations for our caterer.The list of vendors provided by Empire Eats made providing linens and any items needed easy to set up. The only suggestions we would offer is know in advance that this is the top floor of The Stockroom. If there are 2 events scheduled, you'll be sharing the only elevator with the other venue. Loading and unloading prior and after the event can be a bit tricky. There is no designated area loading zone. Be sure to ask in advance for a cart and it will be provided.Also, if you're having a summer event, know that it can be very hot. When the door to the deck is open, it compromises the A/C and it can be a tad bit warm.

From the owner: The Glass Box is a touch of modern luxury located in the heart of Downtown Raleigh. The bright and…read morechic suite is bathed in natural light from floor to ceiling windows, offering amazing views and a private outdoor balcony. The hardwood floors reflect the warmth of the space and the butler's pantry provides the ability to celebrate in style without having to leave the suite.

On time delivery and excellent service. They also have a good inventory and Nina was able to offer…read moregood options for substitution when they didn't have the exact sized table I was looking for. Delivery team set up everything as we wanted and called ahead to tell us they were on their way to pick everything back up the next day. We would use J & J again.

Arrived on time. Tent set up was as expected. Would use them again. We were warm on a very cold…read moreJanuary day.

So, friends of mine got married here, otherwise as out-of-towners we would never have known about…read morethis place. I just don't get the appeal - but my taste in decor is very different than most I would say, so I bet I'm alone in thinking The Stockroom looks like, well, a place you should put...extra stock. The folks working the joint were so very lovely though, and for that I give a star. My friends are lovely too, so a star for each of them.

Great venue for events! I came here for the Paint it Pink gala. There is a nice entrance hallway…read morethat leads to an elevator. On the 2nd floor where you get off, there are bathrooms nearby and a small area to set up check-in tables. Then a small hallway opens up to the main room. There's a small elevated area that is great for things such as bars and food, and then a few stairs descending to a large open space. I love the lights that were hung on the ceiling!

I visited here with a group event and it was nice to have the place to ourselves. They allowed a…read morefood truck to set up a buffet inside and made sure everyone had a coaching session before starting ax throwing. I did notice that coaching styles differed by a large margin, though. I gave up after the first coach session, but the 2nd coach changed the foot forward and distance to the line & I got a bullseye on the first (and several others ) after. Consistency would be good in this area. I also purchased some of their swag, which I thought was a good value - but maybe I just needed another target on my back - LOL

This was my first time at Crazy Axe. I was there for a work event. We were there for an early…read moreafternoon and had the entire space to ourselves. Our coaches Carson and Matt were awesome! After watching me throw, Carson gave me pointers on things I should change and based on his recommendations I greatly improved. We had pizza and wings while there and both were yummy. The pizza was a thin crust pizza and each slice was huge. The buffalo wings had a nice amount of spice. I would definitely come here again.

Have had the pleasure of attending two weddings at this establishment in the last couple years…read more Staff very attentive. Displays very beautiful for the event. Food is delicious and the atmosphere is most beautiful. Would recommend this place for anyone looking for a spectacular experience.

Went here for an Offline event to get a sneak peak of this event venue. Loved it so much! I loved…read morethe white-washed brick, the greenery, the lighting...everything. Spacious, open concept inside for plenty of people and options for your event, whether that's a party or wedding. A lot of area outside, as well. Really like the patio area with the lighting--would be great for a summer evening wedding or event.

The Nest Raleigh is an event space. Nest can be rented out…read morefor various events individuals are hosting. A friend of mine's boyfriend was the DJ for a Trap and paint event that I attended here. The space seems nice and I reviewed the rates online and it seems affordable. I would recommend this space if a friend or family member is looking for a space to use. No complaints about this particular event I attended. It's right on Fayetteville St where the parking is easier.

The Nest is one of my favorite places in Raleigh! I work remotely but want to be out of the house…read morewhen I'm at work, so I have been renting a dedicated desk here for over a year now and it has been well worth every penny. It's conveniently located in the heart of downtown. It's a 5 minute walk to a dozen restaurants. The space is beautiful and always immaculately maintained. It's well lit and has a great productive vibe. Wifi is reliable and fast. Coffee, espresso, soft drinks, beer and snacks are provided as well, for free. The place includes several large conference rooms, several smaller conference rooms and a few private call rooms. No matter what your need there is always a spot to get things done. The conference rooms all have dedicated TVs with teleconferencing features built in. There are ample outlets and power supplies for plugging in everywhere. Finally, the owner Michael is super accessible and has a great team. He and the team are always around helping members and folks renting the conference rooms and taking care of any issues that arise quickly. The space is also available as a rental for events in the evenings and they go above and beyond to re-arrange all the co-working furniture to make space for the events and then restore everything to where it was before the next morning. I'm so glad that I found this place when I went looking for co-working spots downtown and I feel lucky to be a member here. Highly recommended.

Lilly was great and very attentive... the rooftop bar, music and hookah was everything. Will…read moredefinitely come back

Thanks to Ron W., I was able to attend a sneak peak preview of Raleigh's newest VIP space, The…read moreVoodoo Room. The extra secret, private room is located upstairs in The Big Easy, down a back hallway through an ominous door labeled "staff only". This isn't a space that you can just walk into (now that you know where it's located), rather it's a private venue space, charging $300/6 hours on Fridays and Saturdays with a $500 minimum bar tab and $100/6 hours Sunday-Thursday with a $300 minimum bar tab. The small space includes a New Orleans voodoo theme complete with voodoo dolls and bare breasted fortune tellers (in photos). Your party is invited to enjoy the velvet couches and hairs artfully placed around the room and has access to a private bar (and bartender). I love the back wall, with photo windows viewing Salisbury Street and a huge wooden bench seat. Rebecca and her husband Steve, the owners of The Big Easy, created this space to throw a rocking New Years Eve party, and they're inviting locals to use it during the year. Rebecca hired a fortune teller for our VIP night, but options are practically unlimited for what you want to bring in (bachelorette party strippers?!) The room is pricy to rent, but the intention is to get in a "classier" group of people that will keep the space up (however, there's definitely room for a dance party in the room, think old Bee Hive tightness). The best part: that VIP feeling as you are personally led up to the room by a manager, it was VERY speakeasy and secretive!

So I went to a pop up event called the Haunted Tavern that was at this location. The Royal Banquet…read moreis an event space that has rooms that can be rented out. I had seen an ad on FB for an event sponsored by Fever. It was a Halloweenish event so it looked liked something different to do to kick off Oct. Tickets have to be bought a head of time for a specific date & time. Chairs are set up in a dimly lit room with a bookshelf cabinet as the main focal point which was on the opposite end of the chairs. The bookshelf had spooky looking objects on it. Through out the hour & 1/2 of the show, you are given 4 different cocktails while one at a time a group of 5 adults take turns telling a ghost story as the others serve the coctails. Unfortunately The drinks were a bit watered down and didn't seem like they actually had alcohol in them. The drinks seemed random which I think it would make more sense if they matched the stories somehow or at least were in the actual story. The storytellers were dressed to match the spooky mood and some did better than others. I thought they were going to be Raleigh ghost stories and maybe they were but there wasn't enough local knowledge in the stories. Not sure if the event was worth the cost but it was something different. After the show the adults told the audience that their group of 5 does it all:sets the stage, does the lighting, the music, decorates, makes the drinks, serves them & provides the entertainment. After I heard this I have to admit I definitely felt ok paying the cost for the event. If you like local theater, this is a great idea for something different to do on a weekend night.

I have been to so many and when I mean so many I mean more the a 100 times, I been to venues and…read morethis is worst one of them all so far. First and last time I'm going there. For those who wants to go or to do henna party or wedding it's not the best option for you cuz they will anyways gonna take the deposit even if they find a piece of cake on the ground or they or anything they say we will take it to Chang the carpet . They will take your deposit even if you leave before 12 am. I'm telling you if you would ever do any event make sure to take pictures of the things that's seems to be broken before or not working cuz they will say it's you who did it , they will take the deposit for something that you didn't do. WORST PLACE I HAVE EVER BEEN TO.