Was visiting for a concert and am so happy I checked out William & Company. I was with 6 other…read morepeople and we were able to snag the soft seating at the front (space to the left when you walk in). I enjoyed my slushie but then moved on to tequila soda - my classic. All staff was super nice and drinks, bar service was quick and empty glasses were picked up quickly while we were just yapping. Added touch is the Krispy Kreme that's across the street (make sure you share with the staff!)

Ok i loved this place! Honestly it was exactly what i needed! Great vibes. Fantastic drinks! And…read morejust a vibe you don't want to miss. Easy seating. You don't want to miss out on this spot for sure!

We stumbled in on a Friday afternoon when downtown Cary was popping. It's a cute spot, which as the…read morename suggests, requires you to walk up a set of stairs to get to the bar. They do not have a bottle of champagne on the menu that you can order so the bartender just charged us 3 glasses of champagne so roughly $33, which is about what I would expect for a bottle of champagne. The champagne was okay. I think this space focuses more on liquor drinks. The inside of the bar is nice and moody, and we went downstairs to the outdoor seating area, which had a lot of space. Overall, a nice spot to spend a summer evening.

There's something ridiculously satisfying about finding a spot that feels hidden in plain sight,…read moreand The Walk Up absolutely nails that energy. Tucked above downtown Cary, this cocktail club delivers specialty drinks that are both creative and dangerously easy to keep ordering. The vibe is relaxed without trying too hard, making it equally perfect for catching up with friends. The real standout for me though? The massive outdoor patio. Spacious, laid-back, and ideal for lingering over cocktails way longer than originally planned. Cary keeps getting cooler, and this place is a big reason why.

Left this place in high spirits!! :) Mysterious and amusing impression as the "entrance" was…read moreunsealed. I won't spoil it for you, but as you walk up the stairs just ask for Green Light instead of Merchant (which is also a great bar!) This bar is more intimate; a bit of a propriety aura with a street view. Different cocktail options than The Merchant, and so our waitress who normally works over there wasn't familiar with any of them but she asked for us. Loved the Porn on Mute (similar to Sex on Beach).

If you're looking for a truly unforgettable cocktail experience in Raleigh, The Green Light is…read morewhere you need to be. Tucked away behind a secret door inside The Architect, this speakeasy hits all the right notes--classy, intimate, and effortlessly cool. From the moment you step inside, the ambiance wraps around you like velvet--dim lighting, rich textures, and just the right touch of mystery. The vibe is perfect for a date night, catching up with friends, or treating yourself to something special.

This is an awesome place to grab a drink, have a chin wag with an old friend or go out for an after…read moredinner cocktail on your date. If you haven't been to Europe yet, save your money and come here. I felt like I was back in Italy or France, enjoying the beautiful paintings and ambience at this unique both inside and outside. Completely different feels but both are fantastic. The bartenders are amazing making fantastic custom cocktails that are very well balanced Parking is a snap since it's in a large mall type location with tons of parking.

Capulet has been open for a while now. It's in an upcoming area of extended North Hills. I love the…read moreambiance and decor of the place. It's definitely Italian European inspired which is quite unique. The cocktails are on point. They don't take reservations but you can have a cocktail outside while you wait for your table. The outdoor bar is pretty cool too specially when the weather is nice. If you're looking for a new spot for cocktails the definitely check out Capulet.

This is a whiskey lover's dream and one of Raleigh's most unique drinking destinations. It's quite…read moreliterally underground as it's in a basement. With little signage the space feels like a natural speakeasy. It's unpolished enough to feel a little sleazy, yet polished enough to never feel dirty. In other words, it has character, and plenty of it. The bartenders were fantastic: knowledgeable, talented, and happy to chat about the spirits behind the bar. Whether you're a serious whiskey enthusiast or just looking for a well-made cocktail, you're in good hands. Being open later than most Raleigh bars makes Foundation one of the city's go-to late-night options, but that shouldn't overshadow what it really is........a great bar at any hour. The atmosphere, the drinks, and the people behind the bar make this a place worth seeking out whether it's your first stop of the evening or your last.

Foundation Bar offers a uniquely cool vibe, tucked away in a basement location that makes it easy…read moreto miss if you aren't looking for it. The interior features rotating art hung on the walls--which adds a great aesthetic and is even available for purchase if you fall in love with a piece. The drink menu is impressively extensive, and the bartenders certainly don't skimp on the pours; if you aren't a frequent drinker, one strong cocktail will definitely be plenty. The staff is consistently polite and welcoming, and the overall atmosphere makes for a solid night out. The only notable drawbacks are the lack of a food menu, not even offering small bites, and a noticeable smoke odor inside that might bother non-smokers. Still, it's a great spot for drinks and atmosphere.

The environment is amazing. The ambience is amazing. The food absolutely delicious the quality of…read moreservice expeditious. I truly appreciate the time I spent.

Rooftop bar of the hotel we stayed at while in town for a wedding. Overall it was OK. Your standard…read morebar with standard drinks. Nothing over the top. Couple of options for food were pretty good. I had one of the flatbread pizzas which was actually wonderful. The fries looked good but I did not try. They did have a beet salad that I was very fond of. The lower scores I would have to say is just being around other travelers at the bar who are drinking and trying to act out. It definitely felt like a nightclub and all I wanted to do is grab a drink and some food. Maybe it's because I'm old I don't know! Prices were a little high but then again it's a rooftop restaurant in a downtown area. It's decorated very pretty though. So if you're into that kind of thing check it out.

Ambiance just great comfortable sitting and drinks. Enjoyed just laid back couch. Want to go back…read moresoon and get the summertime feel.

The inside of this place is really cool and neat. We loved the live painting and music. Lots of fun…read moredecor-- skeleton keys, playbills, theater posters. They had a small section for books and things. It was neat. The tables are really small and the drinks were just okay. We had 6 with us and it wasn't great for a crowd. Maybe only 2-4 would be better.

This place is perfectly located in the center of Midtown with a nice view of the park. They have…read moreboth indoor and outdoor seating upstairs and downstairs. There's tables, couches and the cutest seating throughout the entire building. The build your own charcuterie is what I went in for. For $15 you can pick three meats or cheeses and they have add-ons like pickles, jams and olives for an extra $1-$2. You absolutely should try the prosciutto and goat Brie, as well as the sweet pickles and fig jam, delicious! I paired this with two classic of their Pinot Gris. Although, I went alone this is a perfect group setting and/or date night spot! Service was quick and the bartender was extremely knowledgeable. Pick your seating and they will bring everything to you.

It's odd that I'm reviewing a bar and the first thing I mention is the art on the wall. But it…read morereally stuck out to me in a positive manner. Especially the block party painting by the fireplace. Also the gold painting towards the back was really well done. Drinks are reasonably priced and the staff was more than happy to give me a sample of wine before I purchased the glass. They do keep a variety of beers on draft as well. For food, it's just light snacks like olives and cheese and crackers. If you're coming with a group, they have several communal tables available. Parking is available in the deck around the corner.