Thread topic: Restaurant in Holly Springs, NC

Jerry C. answered: My Way and Little Hen in HS. Sitti in downtown Raleigh.

Mary G. answered: Raleigh has great (free!) museums and many restaurants. Try Gravy for Italian, 18 Seaboard for updated Southern, at North Hills: Cocquette Brasserie. More casual, family places: the Pit in downtown Raleigh; Char Grill is a classic. There's one in Cary near The Fresh Market, Burger Fi is awesome and has 2 locations: Raleigh and Cary. In Fuquay, try The Aviator Smokehouse. Kid friendly. Try the house made root beer. In Cary try TriBeCa Tavern. For Thai food, Thai phoon in Raleigh. Also, 518 for Italian. We bring our kids there. It's in the Glenwood South area. I also highly recommend Little Hen. Bass Lake Draft house is close and pretty good family place. Sorry this is a lot! I have more, just gave highlights.

Jerry C. answered: My review of Buku: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g49463-d444896-Reviews-Buku_Global_Street_Food-Raleigh_North_Carolina.html

Susan H. answered: Duke Gardens for a wonderful experience to walk around and enjoy the gardens.

Jerry C. answered: My review of 42 nd Street Oyster Bar: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g49463-d460410-Reviews-42 nd_St_Oyster_Bar_Seafood_Grill-Raleigh_North_Carolina.html

Jerry C. answered: My review of Red Bowl (same shopping center as Tribeca): http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g49007-d1128724-Reviews-Red_Bowl_Asian_Bistro-Cary_North_Carolina.html

Jerry C. answered: Triangle Glides Segway tours, a great way to learn about your new hometown: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g49463-d1822587-Reviews-Triangle_Glides-Raleigh_North_Carolina.html

Jerry C. answered: Greek Fiesta: multiple locations in the Triangle, although this is the only one I've been to. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g49007-d3211269-Reviews-Greek_Fiesta-Cary_North_Carolina.html

John M. answered: imho, the finest french in the raleigh area http://www.saintjacquesfrenchcuisine.com/index.html

Stayce K. answered: Do you have children? What age group?

Stephanie S. answered: I have a son who'll be 10 in July and a daughter who'll be 8 in September.:)

Brigitte I. answered: There are plenty of great parks in the area including Jordan Lake and Harris Lake. Farmers Market Restaurant for southern food, Pie Birds for everything baked in a pie!, Abbey Road Tavern in Cary is a dive but awesome burgers! It's beetles themed. Rare date night- Rays Restaurant in Cary. Pricey but worth it. Downtown Apex is adorable.

Stephanie S. answered: Gone to one museum in Raleigh, the one in Durham, TriBeCa and Bass Lake, but the rest are all new to me, so thanks for the recommendations and keep them coming!

Stayce K. answered: You'll def have to check out Marbles Museum downtown for the kids. The history museum is also great. Bass Lake (across the street from the Salem Ridge exit) is great too. The kids can fish, you can rent a little 1 horsepower trawling motor that tuts round the lake, the 1 mile trail around the lake is fun for a nature walk. Btw, my kids are about the same age and we're over off of Kinderston. If you are around here, maybe we can get the kiddie's together!

Stephanie S. answered: That'd be fun- I'm near the end of Linksland (past Salem Ridge)- we should plan it!

Betsy M. answered: The Lemur center in Chapel Hill, Tiger Rescue in Pittsboro. Arrange for guides for both.

Sandy J. answered: As another newbie, I thank you all for the posts! So much to see and do around here!

Melissa J. answered: With our boys we like Carolina Ale House in Cary (Crossroads), My Way Tavern, Daniels in Fuquay (also located in Apex), Danny's BBQ in Cary. For date nights we like Little Hen, Chef's Palette, Sullivan's.

Robert S. answered: Hi Stephanie,

Robert S. answered: Things to do: Farmer's Market in Raleigh, American Tobacco Trail, various green ways in Cary and Raleigh, Blue Ridge Cinemas ($2 movies for 2 nd run movies.), Raven Rock state park about 45 minutes south of here.

Sandy J. answered: My friend who lives in Cary gave me this book yesterday. It looks wonderful and would likely be good for you too. http://www.homegrownhandmade.com/

Brett A. answered: Little hen, pricey but great food (best in holly springs) Not for kids

Jerry C. answered: Thai Thai north of downtown HS on Main St. is good. Sushi Iwa in Apex at Beaver Creek Commons is outstanding.

Janet S. answered: Try My Way Tavern downtown HS. Great burgers and friendly people

John M. answered: BuKu, dntn Raleigh http://bukuraleigh.com/buku/