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Distillery and bar to open in Raleigh's Seaboard Station
Raleigh restaurant and bar veterans are joining forces to bring a distillery and cocktail bar to the city's Seaboard Station ...
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End of an Era, Raleigh's Iconic 42nd Street Oyster Bar to Close Its Doors After Nearly a Century
The 42nd Street Oyster Bar in Raleigh is closing on March 30, ending its long-standing presence in the local dining scene.
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Downtown Raleigh restaurant 42nd St, Oyster closing after nearly 100 years
The 42nd St. Oyster Bar in downtown Raleigh opened in 1931 as a small grocer offering oysters and draft beer. It later became a popular place for residents to purchase fresh seafood. The restaurant ...
42nd Street Oyster Bar, one of Raleigh’s signature restaurants, will close. What we know
The neon lights at one of downtown Raleigh’s signature restaurants will soon go dark. The 42nd Street Oyster Bar will close this month after nearly 40 years in business. The last day of service will ...
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SXSW Doc ‘42nd Street’ Tells Untold Stories From Santo Domingo’s Troubled Cultural Hotspot in First Trailer (EXCLUSIVE)
It is here on 42nd Street of the infamous Capotillo neighborhood where the cacophony of music, art and dance clash with local police who sweep into the area, two to a motorbike, and arrest people ...
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The Best Oyster Bars in CT
Whether grilled, fried or raw, when you get that fresh-shucked craving, it’s time to head to an oyster bar in CT. Plenty of restaurants serve seafood in Connecticut, but when you specifically ...
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The Clam Chowder At This Raleigh Seafood Restaurant Is So Good, It Has A Loyal Following
The aroma of simmering seafood wafts through the air, drawing you in like a siren’s call to the heart of Raleigh, North Carolina. Welcome to 42nd Street Oyster Bar, where the clam chowder isn’t just a ...
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The Clam Chowder At This No-Frills Restaurant In Raleigh Is Out-Of-This-World Delicious
The neon sign glows like a beacon in the night, drawing seafood lovers to a Raleigh institution that’s been serving up oceanic delights since 1931. Welcome to 42nd Street Oyster Bar, where the clams ...