The 42nd Street Oyster Bar in Raleigh is closing on March 30, ending its long-standing presence in the local dining scene.

The 42nd St. Oyster Bar in downtown Raleigh opened in 1931 as a small grocer offering oysters and draft beer. It later became a popular place for residents to purchase fresh seafood. The restaurant ...

The neon lights at one of downtown Raleigh’s signature restaurants will soon go dark. The 42nd Street Oyster Bar will close this month after nearly 40 years in business. The last day of service will ...

One of Downtown Raleigh's well-known bars has closed the tab after more than a decade in business. The Architect Bar & Social ...

Starting in the 1960s, visitors flocked to North Hills Mall, one of a handful of indoor malls on the Atlantic coast and the ...

A cocktail bar shake-up is in the works as a nightlife pioneer has shuttered in downtown Raleigh. The Architect Bar & Social House announced this week that it had quietly closed after 13 years in ...

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This purports to be the city’s first-ever oyster bar and it feels like it — a rough-around-the-edges joint tucked away in a quiet corner of Pike Place Market. The oysters here are served simply, raw ...