Category: Glenwood South (Page 14 of 14)

Like Sports and Want a New Scene?

Like Sports and want a new scene….. come to Glenwood South. Tobacco Roads Sports Café: Plush leather recliners, 40 Flat screen T.V.s and awesome food. Consider it your “bonus room”. Outside seating is covered and heated. Happy Hour offered M-F from 4pm-6:00pm and 11pm-2am. Dine in only with a minimum drink order of $2.50 you can get a Full meal for $1.95-$2.95. Orders range from Nachos to half pound burger and a full plate of fries if you wish. Full service menu from 11:00 am -2:00am. Its gourmet food at a fast food restaurant price. They guarantee freshness. Walk into their kitchen and you won’t find a freezer. Now that’s fresh.

Visit their website for daily drink specials and to view their full menu. Specials offered on www.zspotlight.com.

Love Jazz Music . . . Here’s the Place

Bands/Glenwood South…here’s the place…Amra’s. Love Jazz music…it’s live 6 days a week. No cover, professional clientele and Cigar bar. Large walk in humidor is open 7 days a week. Open 4pm-2:00am daily. Hungry????? A full menu is supplied and catered by Tobacco Road. Join Glenwood South with their Sunday specials, ½ price wine by the glass, beer and all well drinks. Currently Amra’s has at least 4500 members.

Why the West Won!

When my husband and I decided to buy a condo in downtown Raleigh, we wanted a building with concrete construction and double walls for noise control (drywall, insulation, air space, insulation, drywall) and a pool. During the summer of 2007, after shopping around and doing our homework, we were thoroughly impressed with The West. The West has 8-inch concrete in the floor and ceiling with double walls between units and the heated pool is on the rooftop. There are no units overlooking the pool so you don’t have people watching you from above and you don’t have to worry about disturbing your neighbors when cranking the tunes and getting rowdy. So the pool is open 24/7! The Community Room and the Fitness Center, also located on the rooftop, has free Wi/Fi (great for working poolside-lol!), tv, music, full kitchen, and a gas grill-great place to hang out and have social events. Initially we were not interested in the fitness facility but now that our gym across the street has closed, we are happy to have access to the exercise room while we wait for the new gym to open. The West has great floor plans-good design and utilization of space. We love our corner unit with the master suite separate from the main living area, the private balcony, and the huge windows providing lots of light and fabulous views-it is the best kind of art! The Sales Center has a full sized model so we could see the quality. The Glenwood Agency real estate agents were friendly, knowledgeable about the building and downtown, helpful, NOT pushy, highly respectable, and professional. They made buying the condo easy, fun, and exciting.

I asked my neighbors why they selected The West. Here is what they had to say:
• Prime location. Every one of my needs such as restaurants, music, bars, theatre, art, gyms, yoga, coffee with friends can be met within walking distance.
• Staff, builder, management company, and all of the wonderful folks associated with buying my unit and living here have made a lasting impression on me.
• Feeling of safety due to building security and doorman.
• Two parking spaces and covered parking.
• Younger/more fun crowd.
• Close to Glenwood Avenue.
• Easy to get in/out for work.
• Basement storage.
• Best value for the money.
• Building’s quality is far above par. Flooring, counters, cabinetry, fixtures and lighting are amazingly impressive.
• West stood out to me as the “Hippest” condo building. I was drawn to the modern, simple, and beautiful fixtures and materials.

The West is an urban, dynamic place to live and that is WHY THE WEST WON!

Wake Relief, Providing Emergency Food for Those in Need

Saint Saviour’s Center, 616 Tucker Street, RaleighWake Relief is an all volunteer ecumenical organization committed to providing emergency food for Wake County residents in need. Established in 1975, it is open every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and one Saturday a month, in the basement of St. Saviour’s Center, at 616 Tucker Street in the Glenwood South District.

The food relief is made possible by in-kind and monetary donations from area churches, community organizations, schools and individuals. A week’s supply of nutritionally adequate food, with fresh produce provided by Interfaith Food Shuttle, is distributed according to family size. Recipients must have a referral, and they may receive food every 60 days if referred from Wake County Human Services, or once a year if referred by another organization. These recipients are informed that they may return in 60 days with a WCHS referral.

Approximately 85 regular volunteers staff the operation. In 2008 Wake Relief served 5,250 people. In these tough economic times the number served is expected to trend upward, so volunteers are always welcome!

For more information please contact Katherine Westbrook, 919-271-8484.

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