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A Night At The Riviera



Dan and Christiana celebrating their fifth anniversary at The Riviera.

Back in August I posted about Mr. Dynamite Deluxe in front of the Riviera. It was also around this time that I first met David from New Raleigh, also in front of the Riviera.
It’s a great environment, and they take great care to create the right mood. Upstairs there is a DJ playing dance music that gives a more urban night club feel, whereas the bar area was more of a relaxed wine bar. I think it is a nice blend of contrasts.

Riviera Mediterranean Restaurant & Lounge
135 South Wilmington Street
(919) 834-7480

2008 Goodnight, Raleigh!

1 Comment:


RaleighRob
03/04/2008

I’ve never been to the nightclub upstairs (bit too smoky for my tastes), but Riviera is definitely a spot in downtown I can always count on for a nice tasty meal. Particularly if I’m nearby and don’t have a reservation for anyplace, Riviera is one of the best for “squeezing” you in.

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