Frazier's Restaurant
Raleigh, NC 27607
Phone: (919) 828-6699
- Price:
- $
- Cross Street:
- Chamberlain Street
- Best of Citysearch:
- Fine Dining 2006, Romantic Dining 2006, Seafood 2006
- Hours:
- Mon-Thu 11:30am-2:30pm, 5pm-10pm, Fri 11:30am-2:30pm, 5pm-10:30pm, Sat 5pm-10:30pm
Message from Frazier's Restaurant
Good Friends, Good Food, Let's Eat.
- Online Reservations
- Weekly Wine Tastings
- Wednesday Market Menu
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Editorial Review for Frazier's Restaurant – by Kelly Ferguson
In Short
Frazier's provides adult refuge in the midst of a college strip. Dark wood wainscotting and muted lighting warm the interior, while local artwork adds some pizzaz. The intimate space fills quickly, but customers don't seem to mind waiting at the bar for a table. Expect a select menu that contains interesting, seasonal ingredients. The bone-in rib-eye is positively primal, but undeniably savory with a blueberry veal reduction.
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Insider Tips
Know Before You GoUpon request, chef's tasting menus are available. They run around $35.
ParkingCollege areas are notorious for towing, so be careful. There is public parking available at the intersection of Chamberlain and Logan Street.
User Reviews for Frazier's Restaurant
03/06/2008 Posted by kalaniseas
I've never written a review for Citysearch before, but once again I had a great dinner at Frazier's last week and am writing to encourage anyone passionate about food to give this place a try - especially if you've read recent negative reviews. The service at Frazier's is stellar. The entire staff simply seems to want you to have a great time enjoying their food. They are extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They take pride in the menu and will advise if you're unsure, suggest wines if you ask ... and if you absolutely know what you want, they will back off, yet always remain attentive. Uniquely, the staff at Frazier's seem to have no 'ownership' over tables, and you might have the bartender or another server stopping by at some point - always just when you want them to: clearing plates, replenishing drinks, discussing food or drink, and generally making sure your needs are met. The food is out of this world. The menu is always changing, and always short: handful of appetizers including a few soups and salads, two or three pasta dishes, and a variety of fish, meat, and fowl entrees. I'd like to expound on my dinner last week (pate', salad, roasted duck entree, shared cheese plate and lemon pie and chocolate-mint martini to finish) but I'd salivate just thinking about it. The accompaniments to the appetizer and cheese were varied, well-planned and nicely presented. I recommend the cheese, either as appetizer or dessert. What I really love about Frazier's is the combination of excellent food and excellent drink, served with care and expertise but absolutely without inflation or pretense. This is an elegant yet very comfortable place where I'd gladly bring my parents, business partners, a first date, or good friends for an excellent dinner. If you love good food, please don't hesitate - just go!
Pros: Service, cuisine, dining experience, decor/atmosphere
Cons: none
02/28/2008 Posted by bobtorres
I went to eat at Frazier's with high expectations, but left severely disappointed. The food wasn't anything to remember- it was okay, but not good enough to justify going there. I don't intend to return (it's not worth spending that much!). Don't waste your time here.
Pros: comfortable
Cons: food is not worth the money
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