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Coffee Lodge
- Restaurant, Coffee Shop
- 412 S Main St Rolesville, NC 27571
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
Mar 13, 2017
Jennie M.:
Hello WF/Heritage!
Starbucks is open next to The Factory and you now have the option of drive-thru coffee service at both ends of...
Adell H.:
I'm particularly a SB NON-FAN, https://www.facebook.com/543967988953890 Coffee Lodge do you stand out from them? You said you had... Rosalini's Pizza & Subs
- Restaurant, Pizza Restaurant
- 6210 Rogers Rd Rolesville, NC 27571
- Open ⋅ Closes at 9:00PM
Referral from
Apr 03, 2018
Jason W.:
Looking for a local company/business that may be hiring for my son whom is 19. No drug/alcohol/tobacco use. Valid NCDL.
He has a 1...
Greg B.:
We are hiring at Rosalini's Pizza on Rogers Rd. We need delivery drivers as well as kitchen help. Chef/owner has 30+ years in restaurant... Privette Insurance
- Restaurant, Insurance Agent
- 102 S Main St Rolesville, NC 27571
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
Nov 25, 2014
Amanda B.:
I've been trying to get an insurance plan in place with a guy from Blue Cross Blue Shield but he keeps bailing on our meetings (for over...
Brandi P.:
Privette Insurance Agency. Rodney Privette. 919.556.5466 Anzio's Pizza
- Restaurant, Pizza Restaurant
- 252 Southtown Cir Rolesville, NC 27571
- Open ⋅ Closes at 10:00PM
Referral from
Mar 03, 2017
Nicole N.:
Iso somewhere different to eat tonight. No Applebee's, Red Robin, Texas Roadhouse...WF/Raleigh area. Thanks!
Anita J.:
Pie Zano's! http://www.anziospizza.com/ Eddie Boze
Referral from
Mar 28, 2014
Zachary D.:
Anyone know of a restaurant around that serves NY-style pastrami sandwiches? I don't mean cold cuts - I'm talking true, classic NY-style...
Ronnie L.:
Top Dog in Rolesville makes a hot pastrami on a 14 inch sub he is from new jersey they are good his number is 919-556-5598 Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from October 25, 2014
Davion C. asked:
DATE NIGHT, PLACE FOR DINNER. Date Night has become a major planning event in my house. This weekend is our date night (kid free) in a long while. Does anyone have...
Tamera C. replied:
Thai Cafe next to Shuckers is great. Real McCoy is wonderful too.
Robin N. replied:
Farm Table in Gateway Commons is a new fav for our date nights. Reservations/call aheads are a must for the weekend. And I second Thai Cafe.
Chris O. replied:
the place where, well that "bistro" used to be. (we don't like saying the name) . NO reservations needed... for some reason, with the same style food and similar concept, farm table is getting all the love. facebook.com/onewhirledcafe
Laura S. replied:
Hayashi by Wakefield Foodlion... http://www.hayashijapaneserestaurant.com
Melissa B. replied:
One Whirled Cafe (where the "bistro" use to be)
Davion C. replied:
We've like Real McCoy too, forgot about them. Never tried Thai Cafe. Thanks TBC
Tamera C. replied:
Hubby LOVES Thai Cafe - it is one of our favorites!
Steve E. replied:
Try the Paparazzi restaurant on Falls of the Neuse just past 540. Great food, atmosphere and prices. http://www.paparazziraleigh.com/
Jeff L. replied:
Farm Table or Gatehouse, depending on what kind of food you want to eat and how much you want to spend. They're both great.
Referral from July 11, 2015
Ansley E. asked:
Just for fun (and for new residents like me): what is your favorite restaurant in the area (triangle area)?
Sean R. replied:
Favorites by Category: Southern/bbq: Driftwood, The Pit Sushi: Mizu, Sushi One, Hayashi (in that order) Italian: Casa San Carlo Burgers: Burgerfi Hotdogs: Shortys Seafood: Shuckers, 18Seaboard Mexican: Gonza Best Alternative to Panera: Zoes
Melissa P. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/KamadoGrillerestaurant
Judy W. replied:
Bone Fish, Firebirds, Brio, Winston's
Renee B. replied:
Farmhouse Restaurant is a great "old" NC experience. Excellent food. (Chapel Hill)
Amanda D. replied:
Humble Pie, Saint Jaques
Mark O. replied:
Shuckers and Mellow Mushroom.
Shandi H. replied:
Hayashi... BEST Sushi in town!! In Wakefield, near the McDonald's
Referral from October 10, 2015
Jacqui G. asked:
My husband and I just moved off of Ligon Mill Road. What is the best Mexican Restaurant in the area? Thanks!
Christina R. replied:
El Tapatio is awesome!
Susan W. replied:
Bebeanna Ramirez is right, If you want authentic Mexican, visit La Mexicanita. If you want Americanized Mexican food that includes flour tortillas, yellow cheese, canned tomato salsa, and canned beans, then La Fiesta, Torrero's, and Tlaquepaque, Los Margaritas are that.
Soledad M. replied:
Not in the area but definitely worth a drive and AUTHENTIC as it gets, feels like my momma is in there cooking..lol https://www.facebook.com/ChinelosMexicanCafe I can not rave about this place enough
Margaret R. replied:
El Tapito
Jenny B. replied:
El Tapatio in Wakefield is the best one around here.
Loresa B. replied:
Gonza Taco Y Tequila at the factory
Kay H. replied:
Don't overlook Los Tres Magueyes in Rolesville. I think they are great and very close by!
Referral from April 15, 2015
Kate A. asked:
Looking for a really good pizza place to grab some lunch recommendations appreciated
Evelyse C. replied:
Bella Italia
Wade H. replied:
La Foresta in DT Wake Forest has the best pizza ihands down. Bella Italiana is a close second, but doesn't have the atmosphere of La Foresta. If you like NY style pizza, I don't think you will be disappointed. RIP Steve....
Mark O. replied:
Mellow Mushroom.
Kate A. replied:
Evelyse Camacho im going to have to try Bella Italia soon but I wasn't a fan of schianos at all
Denny R. replied:
Rosati's of Wake Forest ! Full menu available. Plus a 11 am to 2 pm lunch special of a slice, salad and a fountain drink for $4.99! myrosatis.com :)
Referral from July 28, 2015
Edith P. asked:
Does anyone know of a good seafood restaurant?
David W. replied:
State Farmers Market has delicious seafood. Not a fancy place but the food is delicious!
Llywellyn L. replied:
Depends on what you want.https://m.facebook.com/fitzgeralds1 seafood
Edith P. replied:
Michael Bacon, for me and my friend she is moving out of town, we both want seafood.
Matthew F. replied:
If you like sushi, theres Asuka, and if you want to drive to Downtown raleigh, you HAVE to try Sushi Blues!!!
Susan S. replied:
For Calabash style Captain Stanley's in Garner is good.
Referral from August 11, 2014
Michael C. asked:
Looking for new Sunday dinner restaurant.
Go!
Carol E. replied:
City Barbeque in Cary. Same lot as Trader Joe's. R.e.a.l.l.y good. Recommend the pulled chicken, but understand the brisket is great, too. Mile high chocolate cake is enough for two ...and so delicious. Craft Public House on Tryon is also very good but tad pricer. Tiajuana Flat on Old Wake Forest Road near BOJs is good and kids eat free on Sunday. smile emoticon
Referral from September 13, 2014
Shannon G. asked:
Does a local restaurant want to host a Girl Scout troop for a restaurant tour on a Sunday afternoon? Not this weekend. Thought I would try here before calling random...
Lori H. replied:
Try Daylight Donuts.
Referral from February 22, 2015
Vanessa G. asked:
Any restaurant in Wake Forest with a playground or activities for a toddler?
Kathryn S. replied:
Euro Cafe had a nice train table! Went for the first time yesterday and my 2 yo had a good time.
Referral from March 3, 2015
Heather B. asked:
Who here on the page remembers the restaurant safari grill which was exactly where the Briggs is now!?
Courtney A. replied:
I remember going to the Safari Grill with my husband and daughter after she scored a game winning basket in her JV basketball game for NRCA which was played at The Ledford Center on campus. That was in 2000, and it was the only time we ever ate there.
Referral from October 31, 2015
Beth G. asked:
Looking for a great restaurant with either a great tapas menu or a extensive menu that is more for adults than kids (kids will be with a sitter) for a small going away...
Danielle M. replied:
Try Irresistible Cafe, downtown Raleigh.
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