Best & Cool Bars in Burlington

"Located opposite the Marriot Hotel in Downtown Greensboro, Undercurrent Restaurant has been voted one of the best elegant dining restaurants in the city and has been serving discerning diners for more than 16 years. Ideally located, the restaurant boasts a stylish bar area that is open all day for drinks and appetizers in the afternoon through to pre-dinner drinks in the evening. Undercurrent’s seasonal menus feature New American cuisine with a global influence, prepared with local, sustainable ingredients and served in a classic French way."

"A trip to Greensboro cannot be complete without understanding its rich heritage. The art and cultural activities in Greensboro will give you an insight into the city's history, traditions, and artwork. While visiting the cultural attractions in Greensboro would prove to be informative, attending its artsy events will leave you entertained."

"Undercurrent is a nice Traditional American Restaurant placed on the borders of the city. This Traditional American Restaurant is known from its Seafood food. Undercurrent is especially good at Fine Dining."

"Eastcut wanted Durham to have a place where a variety of culinary tastes met. With transients coming from all over to live, attend school, or work, they knew there was a market for it. Here, you can chow down on delicious items like the Buff Chick and Clifford’s Cutlet."

"Eastcut is a great, unique spot outside of the hustle and bustle of downtown. Their menu features sandwiches, salads, burgers, and wings. Must-try sandwiches include the Buff Chick and Cheese-Fry Steak Hero."

"They have so many unique options as well as classic options, I've tried several things on the menu and it's all..."

"This renovated former gas station, Geer Street Garden, has an awesome patio for grabbing lunch or soaking up the warm weather with a beer. There’s plenty of picnic tables with a mostly shaded area and fans. You can’t go wrong with the all you can eat Sunday brunch and build your own bloody mary bar."

"What do you get when you transform a dilapidated brick building and one-time gas station into a casual hub for comfort food, beers, and cocktails?. Geer Street Garden, of course!. Relax outside on their covered patio, and enjoy some chicken and dumplings, the fried chicken plate, tamales, and more."

"On Sundays, Greet St. Garden in Durham does an all-you-can-eat brunch with a Bloody Mary bar!. Rally up the troops and meet them there!. I especially liked their crispy bacon, migas, and home fries"

"Neapolitan isn’t your standard style of pie and Pompieri Pizza isn’t your typical neighborhood pizza joint. With a casual laid-back vibe, Pompieri serves elevated flavors with locally sourced ingredients and a wood-fired char. In true Neapolitan style, you won’t be served with your pie precut and the dough puffs out at the sides giving a light and airy crust."

"102 City Hall Plaza | (919) 973-1589 | MenuCurrently offering: curbside pickup (and 20% off wine bottles!) How to order: call your order in directly. View this post on Instagram"

"As its name suggests, Pier Oyster Bar & Grille does oysters. But not just any old oysters. Plump, succulent, and as fresh as daisies, they’re guaranteed to hit the spot."

"Located on Mangum Street between Main and Ramseur near the Durham Performing Arts Center and the Carolina Theater in the heart of downtown Durham, Bar Virgile is a stylish, relaxed spot that specializes in globally inspired tapas-style fare and inventive cocktails. The bustling bar serves a variety of easy eats prepared by the dynamic in-house team using fresh, locally sourced ingredients and regional produce from the Triangle area. The bar boasts an extensive menu of libations ranging from craft and classic cocktails, seasonal offerings, craft beers on tap and by the bottle, and one of the largest spirits selections in the Triangle, consisting of agave, whiskey, gin, and rum."

"One of the hottest spots in Durham, Bar Virgile has one of the largest selections of fine spirits in the Triangle. They focus on craft and classic cocktails along with small-plate seasonal offerings throughout the year. It's a small, cozy environment that does not take reservations, so get there early and prepare to stay late!"

"We were just in the area, decided to walk in for lunch, and the food was outstanding and the service was as well."

"Burger Bach is an American, New Zealand style burger restaurant which features a bar and lots of vegetarian options for their customers. They also feature an extensive menu of an amazing array of different types of burgers to choose from. This restaurant is a must-visit for anyone who loves burgers."

"Burger Bach is a Durham restaurant that is a New Zealand inspired Gastro Pub. Burger Bach brings New Zealand to Durham with award-winning gourmet burgers and more!. This is not your ordinary burger joint."

"Serving up innovative and freshly prepared dishes to Gate City since 1980, Liberty Oak Restaurant is one of the best-known Greensboro restaurants. They offer everything from sandwiches to the most delicious finger-licking shrimp and grits you’ll find outside mom’s house!. You’ll also be inclined to order their Fried Goat Cheese Salad served with bourbon-soaked cherries, perfectly cooked Seafood Risotto Carbonara, or their namesake Grilled Chicken."

"is situated inside the oldest building in the Old Greensborough Historic District making it an ideal restaurant for an intimate dinner. Liberty Oak prides itself on only using the finest quality ingredients and delivering dishes to the table with superb service. Meats are sourced from local farms and fruits from nearby orchards."

"It is my favorite fancy place to dine because the atmosphere is not stuffy. Great drink specials during the week, $5 martinis…"

"Bojangles' Famous Chicken & Biscuits 597 (1115 East Bessemer Ave)"

"Sports Stadiums (Professional)301 Whitford Drive, Durham, NC MoreLess Info. Cameron Indoor Stadium is the home of the Duke Blue Devils men's and women's basketball teams, two of the most successful programs in college sports. The location is known for its small size and limited capacity, which leads to excessive crowd noise on game day."

"Formerly called the Duke Indoor Stadium, the Cameron Indoor Stadium changed its name in 1972 in honor of the late university coach, Eddie Cameron. The stadium has a seating capacity of 9,314 and serves as the main indoor athletic venue for the Duke Blue Devils."