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• Relish in History at 10 of Raleigh’s Oldest Restaurants

  

  Did you know that Raleigh became the capital of North Carolina in 1792? Flash forward 225 years—that’s over two centuries!—and you’ll see the Oak City has grown tremendously since the town’s original saloons, parlors, and taverns. Today, you’ll find plenty of amazing restaurants in Raleigh, from burger sushi to traditional Laotian fare to some killer…

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  January 1, 2020

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