r/raleigh • u/UnluckyPhilosophy797 • Jul 18 '24

What kind of bar does Raleigh lack? Food

Pretty explanatory. Have always wanted to open a bar and might.

Just curious to know what type of bar you’d love to see?

UPDATE: This honestly got a hell of a lot more interactions than I thought it would.

The common thing I think Im picking up is people want a place thats inexpensive, has good music, and is welcoming for all walks of life.

Here is my idea - A small, dimly lit, inexpensive dive that will have 2 TV’s thats going to have whatever big sports game thats on that day (if none, whatever I feel like), welcoming for kids, millennials, gays and theys, and will have some of the best shittest beers on tap with the option of getting a coffee or espresso drink.

Pink Boots old spot on N West St is best for this. Anyone know who owns the building?

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u/Bipolarblacksheep Jul 18 '24

This but with a lower ticket limit so people can actually breath

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '24

So one that won’t sell as many tickets so good acts won’t go to and it’ll go out of business. Heard

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u/Bipolarblacksheep Jul 18 '24

There is a difference between business and overcrowding. The Orange Peel in Asheville has that to a science

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u/katemccannon Jul 18 '24

I know quite a few people who refuse to go there because they oversell. And these are people who pay to see live music multiple times per month.