Showing posts with label Nana's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nana's. Show all posts
Monday, March 16, 2015
Durham is The Next Place You Should Eat in America
Durham was recognized among "6 Great Small Cities for Food Lovers," by The Wall Street Journal, mentioning Durham restaurants Piedmont, Vin Rouge, Juju, Nana's, and G2B Gastropub.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Food Republic Recommends Nana's and Watt's Grocery
"Old school meets new world at Nana's in Durham, where diners have been feasting on the kitchen's take on European classics featuring native North Carolina ingredients for over two decades...At Watts Grocery, Amy Tornquist has brought her experience working under the iconic North Carolina chef Bill Neal of Corner Grocery in Chapel Hill back to her hometown of Durham."
"The Research Dinner Triangle: Where To Eat Well In Raleigh, Durham And Chapel Hill," Chris Chamberlain, Food Republic
"The Research Dinner Triangle: Where To Eat Well In Raleigh, Durham And Chapel Hill," Chris Chamberlain, Food Republic
Monday, April 2, 2012
GUYOT - Nana's
"Southern gourmands cross state lines for chef Scott Howell's elevated Mediterranean stylings, which incorporate North Carolina delicacies like striped bass and coastal white shrimp."
- 2012 Top 10 Insider Picks in the U.S., GUYOT
- 2012 Top 10 Insider Picks in the U.S., GUYOT
Monday, January 23, 2012
AARP - Durham, NC
"This one-time Tobacco Road warehouse town has plenty of genteel charm, but its farm-to-table restaurant renaissance and cutting-edge cultural offerings make it quite worldly. The beneficiary of tobacco barons, Durham is where Wall Street hedge-funders retire early to grow heirloom vegetables on riverside farms. It’s also home to prestigious Duke University and the nearby Research Triangle, which give it a kinetic energy. Throw in the sun-dappled North Carolina climate, perfumed by honeysuckle and pine, and you have a winning U.S. destination. Stroll Duke’s neo-Gothic campus and admire the Sarah P. Duke Gardens. Cheer on the Durham Bulls, the minor league baseball team featured in the 1988 movie Bull Durham. Downtown, eateries in former tobacco warehouses serve Southern classics with contemporary twists. Try shrimp and grits at Watts Grocery or southern French cuisine at Vin Rouge. The Magnolia Grill and Nana’s also put Durham on the culinary map."
- Great U.S. Destinations for 2012, AAPR
- Great U.S. Destinations for 2012, AAPR
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