Best Family Restaurants in Burlington

"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"

"Not only does NuvoTaco serve up Mexican-American food with fresh, local ingredients, but they are one of the only restaurants to get dirty!. Their meats are what I’m talking about, so get your head out of the gutter!. If you’ve never had a taco with beef tongue taco or hog jowls and want to try it, this Durham restaurant is the place."

"The lunch special allows you to buy 2 tacos with a side of rice and pinto or black beans plus a soft drink or iced tea for $7.75, which with tax will total $8.33. If you’d rather have more food and don’t need a drink, their 3 tacos plate costs $7.95 ($8.55 with tax). If you come as a group, share a $3 chips & salsa!"

"You can get 3 tacos, a burrito, a quesadilla, or a torta for $6 each. Address: 2512 University Dr, Durham, NC 27707"

"Very NICE eatery, staff was professional and helpful and friendly. Food was ABSOLUTELY delicious and SALAD bar was GOOD. I highly recommend this place if..."

"Make your Easter extra happy and let Bob Evans do the cooking. Order a Farmhouse Feast, a complete holiday meal with hickory-smoked ham, farmhouse sides, pies and more, packed cold and ready to heat, serve and enjoy for Easter. Order online for curbside pickup or delivery (where available)..."

"For 60 years, the IHOP family restaurant chain has served our world famous pancakes and a wide variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner items that are loved by people of all ages — offering an affordable, everyday dining experience with warm and friendly service."

"IHOP along North Pointe Drive is open 24 hours on Friday and Saturday and from 6 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday. IHOP offers a full breakfast, lunch and dinner menu."

"One of the Southeast's most well-known dining destinations, the fabled Angus Barn has wowed guests since 1960. The family-owned institution serves more than 22,000 steaks per month and now has expanded outdoor dining options. Read more: Angus Barn's Famous Chocolate Chess Pie Recipe"

"The Angus Barn is an upscale steakhouse in a huge, barnlike setting. It’s a Raleigh icon that serves fresh seafood, locally grown vegetables, aged steaks, and amazing desserts. It’s on the pricey side, but many people enjoy going here for a special occasion."

"Never an oxymoron when you’re talking about the Triangle’s—arguably the South’s—most legendary steakhouse. It’s a legend that lives up to its own reputation, hardly an easy feat."

"Nana’s is set in warehouse building constructed over 60 years ago, and since its opening in 1996 (followed by a complex refurbishment in 2000), its name has become well-known, not only in the city but also throughout the Triangle area. Recognised for its excellent, weekly changing special menus that are primarily American-inspired, the restaurant uses ingredients received from local suppliers, ensuring freshness and a popular community approach. A multiple-award-winning venue with a cosy setting, where local artists, such as Jane Filer, had the chance to indulge their creativity and design the walls of Nana’s."

"If you're looking for a fine dining experience before going to DPAC show or just to treat yourself to a nice night on the town, Nana's is hands down the best dinner in Durham. The eight-time James Beard-nominated chef, Scott Howell serves seasonally inspired, creative American cuisine. Customers rant and rave about their Truffle Chicken Liver Pate, seasonal risottos, rosemary roasted lamb rack, and wood-fired prime New York strip steak."

"William B. Umstead Park is the home of many nostalgic memories of cookouts, camping trips, and picnics for Raleigh natives. The state park includes 20 miles of trails for both seasoned hikers and casual walkers alike and is home to some of the most well preserved nature in the Triangle. Picnic shelters with tables and grills operate on a first-come first-served basis, but can also be rented ahead of time, perfect for a birthday celebrations or graduation picnics for members of the class of 2021 (consider ordering premade meals from Catering Works for occasions such as these)."

"The 5,000 acres of William B Umstead Park hosts some of the best hiking trails near Raleigh. Umstead’s 13 miles of multi-use paths are perfect for horseback riding, jogging, and cycling, but they’re only the beginning of this park. More than 22 miles of foot traffic hiking trails await, with many of them flat."

"Source: Photo by user Sergey Galyonkin used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Located only 10 miles (16.1 km) from downtown Durham, Eno River State Park is a favorite spot to enjoy nature. It has nearly 30 miles (48.3 km) of trails, camping and picnic areas and serves as a space for water activities, too, like fishing, paddling, canoeing and kayaking (with a bit of difficulty, due to shallow water)."

"Eno River State Park, established in 1975, spans over 4,319 acres. It features hiking trails that run for 24 miles long, five public access areas, and many other facilities."

"This cafe and bakeshop connects with local farms to create mouthwatering dishes that nourish the body and soul. Stop by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or grab a coffee and pastry. Their contactless patio dine-in is up and running, so you can sit at an empty table on their patio and put in your order on your phone."

"The Mad Hatter’s Café and Bake Shop is the perfect place if you want a choice between dining in and catching a meal on the go. The café serves breakfast from 7 a.m."