Where to Eat When You Shop in North Hills, Raleigh

Find yourself in the North Hills neighborhood of Raleigh and stumped on where to eat? This vibrant neighborhood is a culinary hotspot, offering a diverse array of restaurants that cater to every palate and preference. Whether you’re a foodie on the hunt for the latest gastronomic trend or simply looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a meal with friends and family, North Hills has something to satisfy your taste buds. From elegant fine dining to casual eateries with unique twists, the restaurants in North Hills Raleigh promise an unforgettable experience. Join us as we explore the top dining spots that make this area a must-visit for any food enthusiast.

Guide last updated: July 2024

Modern Indian Restaurant: Tamasha

This gorgeous restaurant opened in February 2024 and Raleigh is all the better for it! Tamasha offers a modern take on Indian cuisine in a gorgeous fine-dining atmosphere. The interior glimmers and they have a swanky private dining room available to book. My favorite bites from my last visit were the crispy okra & tuk aloo chaat, the four cheese truffle kulcha, the red snapper curry, and the North Meets South dessert.

Tamasha Modern Indian
4200 Six Forks Rd Suite # 130, Raleigh, NC 27609
tamashanc.com

Rosewater Kitchen + Bar

Rosewater was the first restaurant in the Giorgios Group in Raleigh that is located in North Hills. Just like all the other Giorgio restaurants, Rosewater has a gorgeous design. The greenery both outside and inside makes this New American restaurant feel like a garden oasis. They serve brunch and dinner.

Rosewater Kitchen and Bar
110 Park at N Hills St, Raleigh, NC 27609
rosewaterraleigh.com

Las Ramblas

interior view of the restaurant Las Ramblas

Another Giorgio restaurant for people looking for tapas and Spanish cuisine, Las Ramblas is named for the famous street in Barcelona. Grab a date or a group of friends and share some croquettes, pan con tomate, and patatas bravas! One of my favorite things about food is how it can transports you to a different place or time in your life. These tapas reminded me my first international trip together with Sugarface.

Las Ramblas
141 Park at N Hills St #100, Raleigh, NC 27609
lasramblasraleigh.com

Giorgio Pizza Bar

And another Giorgio restaurant in North Hills! You’ll find Italian appetizers, pizzas, pastas, and more on their menu. Sugarface and I were especially obsessed with the Asian Pear and Gorgonzola cheese pizza.

Giorgio Pizza Bar
141 Park at N Hills St Suite 112, Raleigh, NC 27609
giorgiopizzabar.com

Classic French Cuisine at Coquette

A longstanding establishment in North Hills, Coquette is a Raleigh classic. They are open all day for lunch, weekend brunch, and dinner. I love coming here for their French onion soup, the croissant burger, and the most amazing truffle fries. (They were also mentioned in my extensive brunch guide to the Triangle.)

Coquette
4351 The Cir At N Hills St, Raleigh, NC 27609
coquetteraleigh.com

bartaco keeps it fun with their secret menu

A longtime taco staple in North Carolina! My favorite tacos are their baja fish and the duck tacos. They have a fun rotating secret taco menu!

bartaco
4121 Main at North Hills St Suite 105, Raleigh, NC 27609
bartaco.com

Vivace for Italian Feasts

Where to Eat in North Hills

Another Italian option in North Hills for you is Vivace. I love that they serve their breadbasket with hummus, such a unique experience! I could make an entire meal of just their bread (a la bruschetta and breadbasket and hummus). I’m glad I didn’t because I also enjoyed their seasonal salads and squid ink risotto. I am drooling just thinking about the risotto.

Vivace
4209 Lassiter Mill Rd #115, Raleigh, NC 27609
vivaceraleigh.com

Happy + Hale for healthy and delicious eats and smoothies

Happy + Hale has a very health-conscious menu that always makes me feel proud of myself for incorporating self-care into my diet. Their breakfast burrito was so surprisingly flavorful. They make my favorite avocado toast in town (pro tip: add a fried egg). Your body will thank you for the time you spend at Happy + Hale.

Happy and Hale 
happyandhale.com

The good kind of STIR crazy!

Stir opened with a big bang this summer! Such a great place to slurp oysters and enjoy their specialty cocktails. When you go, make the wonderstruck kid in you happy and request an ice demo.

(P.S. I loved their shrimp and grits!)

Stir
4242 Six Forks Rd Ste 100, Raleigh, NC 27609
stirraleigh.com

Get a bird’seye view from Level7

Where to Eat in North Hills

Level7 is one of my favorite hangout places. The rooftop patio has such an uplifting vibe on a pretty day. Their cocktails are always on point and they have a great snack menu.

Level7
101 Park at N Hills St, Raleigh, NC 27609
level7roofbar.com

Can’t decide between burgers and sushi? Try Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar.

I didn’t want to believe it but I’ve tried both the rolls and burgers here and they are delicious! They have bento boxes with burger sliders and rolls for you if you cannot decide between sushi or burgers. Pictured above are the truffle cheeseburger and a jalapeno and cream cheeseburger.

The Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar
4208 Six Forks Rd Ste 100, Raleigh, NC 27609
thecowfish.com

CO for Asian-Inspired Menu

If I could eat a regional kind of food every day of my life, it’ll have to be Asian food. CO provides an Asian inspired menu to satisfy your noodle and dumpling cravings! I quite loved these edamame dumplings from them!

CO
101 Park at N Hills St, Raleigh, NC 27609
eatatco.com

And that concludes my Where to Eat in North Hills guide for now…

But I can’t wait for Rosewater to open and see where else my North Hills exploring will take me. As always, I’ll update you as I fill my belly with new foods!

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