107 E Parrish StFrom brewing the beer to baking the buns to grinding the beef, everything here is done in-house, including the duck fat frites that top the off-menu burger (yes, the fries are on the burger). Also on the secret burger?. A fried egg and a healthy layer of house-made (duh) aioli.

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If you’re looking for a fully customizable experience, try Bull City Burger and Brewery, where you can build your own burger, hot dog or veggie burger from a plethora of topping choices. Fun fact, BCBB makes everything in-house except for the ketchup. Queenburger made a name for itself with a creative outdoor pop-up during Covid-19 closures, and its popularity has led to a full-fledged brick-and-mortar serving fast food-style smashburgers, shoestring fries and frozen Dr. Pepper (insert eyes emoji).

We're pretty sure there's a city ordinance that says any list of the best restaurants in Durham must include Elmo's, but that's not why we're including it here. Elmo's is a Bull City institution, with more than 20 years of offering breakfast, brunch, and lunch that all taste exactly like happy. We know half the appeal of Elmo's is going in, ordering a bottomless cup of coffee, and hanging out while kids decorate their free coloring pages bearing the likeness of the restaurant's duck mascot.

Recent updates on their facebook page indicate the store will feature 14ft ceilings, exposed interior brick walls and original hard wood floors in the dining room. Having their own store is an important next step for Monuts since it will mean more prep/ baking space allowing for them to increase production and experiment with even more flavors. For a behind the scenes glimpse at their current donut making process check out this fun video below.

For lunch, one of the city’s best burgers at Bull City Burger and Brewery should do the trick, as will traditional Cuban dishes at Copa, or mediterranean cuisine at Neomonde. Check out the classic King’s Sandwich Shop for the best affordable eats you can find or Lucky’s for a New York Style Jewish Deli. And for dinner, make reservations at Mother and Sons for some of the best Italian food you’ll ever have or Gonza Tacos in West Village.

The Bull City welcomed a few new libations locations over the past year or so, all just a few blocks from one another (and within the northern boundaries of The Bullpen social district!). Take yourself on a quick tour of these four happenin’ hot spots; we recommend starting with a Flying Bull brew on Morris Street and working your way up to and along West Corporation, ending with some stellar sips on Durham Beer Garden’s spacious patio.

While Bull City Burger and Brewery (BCBB) has incredible pasture-raised beef burgers, this place is also known for brewing its own world-class beer!. Employing sustainable and community-driven principles for their beer (the same with their food), BCBB keeps its ingredients pure to ensure amazing-tasting results. The Parish St Pale Ale is our go-to but when we branch out, there are plenty of opportunities to try something new.

If you’re vegetarian, try the portobello mushroom burger — it’s one of my favorites (the other is the polenta burger at Bull City Burger and Brewery). Bull Street Gourmet (3710 Shannon Rd) has excellent sandwiches; I was really impressed, though, by their willingness to explore vegetarian options. (I asked if they had veggie sausage, and they were like, “No, what should we look for?” I’ve never had that happen before).

Bull City Burger and Brewery (BCBB) is not only a brewery but also a sustainable and community-driven establishment. As a certified B Corp, they adhere to strict brewing principles that prioritize environmental sustainability and community impact. In addition to brewing exceptional craft beers, BCBB is also known for their pasture-raised beef burgers.

📍 107 E Parrish StA bold, locally rooted brewpub where house-ground burgers meet house-brewed beer in a laid-back, family-friendly space. Bull City Burger and Brewery is all about scratch-made goodness, community vibes, and a little bit of burger magic. Must-try: The “Bull City Burger” with duck-fat fries and a pint of Parrish Street Pale Ale.

Bull City Burger is a locally owned, independent restaurant and brewery open all week for lunch and dinner. Enjoy eight craft beers on tap and exceptional burgers from locally raised cows that are hormone and antibiotic-free. They also make their own all-beef hotdogs, bring in local produce, and provide fresh housemade buns.

Bringing their 100% pasture-raised beef (and veggie) burgers and beer curbside. Call ahead or order online for anything on the menu, including ice cream, canned beer, growler refills, and bottles of wine (currently running a 20% off wine bottle selection). Hours are 11:11am-8pm (Sun.-Thur.) and till 9pm (Fri. & Sat.).

Bull City Burger and Brewery is more than a restaurant; it is an experience that merges gourmet burgers with in-house brewed beers. They are committed to sustainability and support local agriculture by sourcing ingredients from within North Carolina, reinforcing the community-centric ethos of Durham's breweries.

Next up was Bull City Burger and Brewery, a burger specializing brew pub just a few blocks up from Old Havana. Here the focus is on serving great food while taking care of planet earth. Bull City is a “B” Corporation, meaning they worry about the three Ps as a business entity: people, planet and profit.

Microbrewery offering a family-friendly casual atmosphere and all the pasture-raised beef you could ever want. Also offering outside seating, this locally owned diner serves fully house-made burgers, hotdogs, and veggie burgers using all-natural ingredients. A true “farm-to-fork” experience.

Proving that pasture-raised beef can be done on a high volume scale, don’t be disheartened if the counter-service line stretches to the door, it’s worth the wait. Bull City boasts a sign declaring, “Yes, we made that,” which applies to everything, from the pickles to the buns to the mustard.

Bull City Burger and Brewery is owned by locals and offers independent eatery and brewery facilities. From the home made buns to the sauerkraut and bacon, there are many options for the choosy diner. This is a full scale brewery and you get everything from malt to yeast and water.

Bull City Burger: A true farm-to-fork style joint, everything at Bull City Burger is made in-house, including the beer. With enough options for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike, Bull City Burger is a Durham classic and an all-around fun place. 107 E Parrish St, Durham, NC 27701

There are a lot of delicious burger joints in the Durham area, and Bull City Burger—owned by the same folks as Pompieri—is my personal favorite. The restaurant’s space is really cool!. They have a brewery in-house, and great outdoor seating that can be used throughout the year.

Bull City is Durham’s oldest brewpub and one of the finest around. They focus their offerings on love for local agriculture – from fresh and juicy pasture-raised beef to sustainably brewed beer made with the freshest of ingredients. The results are delicious on both fronts.

Boasting award-winning burgers in a real casual setting, this place is a must. The portions are huge and the quality is exceptional – and don’t get me started on the side dishes. The relaxed atmosphere and bench-style seating make it a very welcoming place to visit.

Bull City Burger and Brewery is a restaurant and craft brewery that is located in downtown Durham. You can get freshly brewed beer at the brewery that is made with malt, hops, yeast, and water. What’s on tap often rotates, and there are many unique beers to try.

Not only does Bull City make delicious beers, but it also has a full-service bar and a self-serve wine by the ounce machine. And the food, oh the food, enjoy delicious burgers and fries of all kinds. Kids can enjoy the indoor play area.

If you’re craving more pub-style eats, just head up one more block to Bull City Burger and Brewery (107 E. Parrish St.), where the ales, lagers and ciders are freshly brewed, the beef is pasture-raised — and the fries are to die for.

They pair deliciously prepared burgers with perfectly paired beers and have an awesome atmosphere. Every town needs a good burger place, right?. Oh—and if you get a tattoo of their logo, they’ll give you free burgers for life!

Looking for the best burger in town and a few libations to get you through the evening?. Then a visit to the Bull City Burger & Brewery is a must!. For beer lovers, it’s near the top of the list for where to go in Durham.

Enjoy a farm to table meal and seasonal brew with your furbaby at Bull City Burger and Brewery in Durham, NC. With a mission to serve the community sustainably, everything is made in-house for a delicious and f...

A "farm to fork" restaurant with build-you-own burgers and dogs and much more. Beers on tap, beers in bottles. Enjoy it all and the fresh air in the pet friendly outdoor seating with your pup.

Parrish Street, is known for their local cuisine, quick bites, American food, and is vegetarian friendly. They also are a brew pub & bar. Call (919) 680-2333.

Bull City Burger and Brewery serves burgers and beers in downtown Durham, NC. Emphasis on pasture-raised beef, local ingredients, fresh brewed beers.

Fullsteam Brewery – Rooted in Southern traditions and flavors, Fullsteam Brewery celebrates the culture and cuisine of the South through its beers.