Food:

Ate here several months ago with a group. We had coupons so maybe that 'set the stage' for the experience, which wasn't good. I don't remember the food, but do remember the distracted waiter and being treated like an afterthought. Way too many good places in this town to dine here again. In fact, after three years of dining out monthly with my group, there are only 2 restaurants I have disliked enough to send a warning.

Food:

Nice atmosphere, good food. It's called a French Restaurant, but don't let that stop you from going.

Food:

Bloomsbury does not look like one of Raleigh's favorite restaurants. The service is good but they seem to not focus on the customer. The food is great and that must be the reason. Very good wine list.

Food:

5 of 5 stars (excellent, fine dining)

Always a fave of ours. We buy $500 worth of gift certificates each year (for $400) and give them to ourselves!

Chef Toler is amazingly creatively and he changes his menu about every six weeks.

Allow 60-90 minutes.

Cost: about $25-$35 for food alone.

$15 corkage fee.

Food:

the most excellent and reliable food in raleigh. for a real deal take advantage of their bi-annual certificate sales where two people eat three wonderful courses for $50. best value in town. a must for any raleigh resident or visitor.