Jedidiah Monday, November 16, 2009

Restaurants

Spize Cafe to Launch Dinner Friday

photo from Oxide Architecture

This Friday (November 20th), Spize Cafe, one of the newest restaurants in Downtown Raleigh will launch dinner featuring Thai Fondue, small plates, Asian beers and a selection of organic wine. Currently, Spize offers a variety of tasty thai based sandwiches, salads and soups for lunch.

Spize Cafe opened in early August and replaced America’s Pita Grill near the corner of Hargett on Fayetteville Street, with a sleek interior designed by Charles Holden at Oxide Architecture.

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Filed Under: Downtown Raleigh, Fayetteville Street

  • Loren J. Gold11/17 01:38 PM

    New Raleigh- Great news on Spize opening for dinner!  You might want to check your Google mapping solution.  It doesn’t appear to show Fayetteville Street as the location.  Thanks for your continued posts on all things Raleigh, keep up the good work!

  • smitty11/17 05:47 PM

    Might want to check that map link, unless it really is in Clinton.

  • Jedidiah11/17 05:52 PM

    Thanks for the heads up guys. The map should now be fixed.

  • RaleighRob11/23 12:18 PM

    Delicious.  I really don’t know what else to say.  If you haven’t eaten here yet you need to.  Delicious.

  • niblosis12/14 10:10 AM

    I recommend people give this place a try.  I’ve really enjoyed everything I’ve eaten here.  However, if I may offer some constructive criticism, the menu should be set up so people can order more than one thing.  like sides instead of *everything* being an entree.  I wanted an egg roll and a cup of soup, and ordered as such without looking at the menu, and it ended up costing $15!!  How about a $1 add-on egg roll or something?  who’s gonna order a $6.95 egg roll entree for lunch?  (unless they are and idiot like me and don’t look at the menu!)

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