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Lily offers a small white cup of loose jasmine tea with tiny flowers floating on top, so intoxicating I feel I've just entered a spa.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 24 Oct 2007

There's a biological reason this Ninth Street landmark has made it to its 13th birthday when so many others haven't: adaptation and diversity.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 26 Sep 2007

Though the dancing at the Touch Ultra Lounge inside Carmen's is in itself enough to draw a crowd, the food and drink don't hurt: They're fantastic.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 15 Aug 2007

We've gone to the most seasoned navigators possible—chefs at local restaurants—and asked, "Where do you like to go out to eat on your night off?"
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 15 Aug 2007

The menu on each truck is simple: tacos, quesadillas and tortas. Each is available with a choice of five fillings: carne asada, lengua, barbacoa, carnitas and al pastor.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 18 Jul 2007

Owner and proprietor John Korzekwinski has performed a significant feat here: He's turned the small corner of one of Seaboard Station's renovated warehouses into an Old World mead hall.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 27 Jun 2007

Where does Michael Schiffer, founder of Maximillians in Cary, champion of all things from the Orient bold and spicy, subject of last month's Food Chain, go when he wants to be wowed?
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 23 May 2007

There's a subtle punk-rock feel to Maximillians Grill in Cary. I know, Joey Ramone is turning over in his grave, but it's true.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 18 Apr 2007

Wasabi is a rock in the firmament of Cary's cuisine scene. Four years old and serving both sushi and Thai delicacies at lunch and dinner, it has developed a loyal following.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 28 Mar 2007

Where East Chatham Street meets Maynard is a strange, eclectic, transitional area of Cary, a microcosm of the changing face of the Triangle.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 21 Feb 2007

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