

In preparation for the debut of Rye Bar & Southern Kitchen this winter, extensive enhancements to the restaurant and bar area at Raleigh Marriott City Center will begin late October 2014. Located in the heart of downtown Raleigh, Rye will offer a refined take on traditional Southern cuisine, inspired by the bounty of quality ingredients from North Carolina and surrounding farmers.
Casual venue for pulled pork & other North Carolina eats at the Raleigh Marriott City Center hotel.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 500 Fayetteville St, Raleigh, NC 27601
Phone: (919) 227-3370
Website: https://www.ryeraleigh.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gbp_listing
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Ordered the hot wings. The hot sauce on them was great but unfortunately the wings were completely dried out and hard to eat for that reason. The “baby carrots” were actually full sized carrots but they were tender and well cooked so no issue there, other than lack of seasoning to them. The chocolate torte was good.
I won’t write it off at this point, hopefully some of the other food is better. But like I said the bar staff was on top of it and great.
That said, I’m extremely disappointed about the lack of service here within a Marriott property. I sat in the middle of the bar around 3:30 PM on a Friday. Around this time there were people at the bar but it wasn’t busy enough for the lack of service or communication from the two gentlemen at the bar. I sat down exactly at the same time as a couple of two did as well. The two got severed by one of the two bartenders. After they got served, the bartender made eye contact and walked away. In his defense, it looked like he stepped away to run food to a table.
The second bartender at the time eventually served another patron across the bar who arrived and sat down much later than myself. After the second bartender served the patron, he made eye contact with me and quickly just turned away.
Frustrated at this point, I assumed that maybe the two bartenders were working certain parts of the bar hence why the second bartender didn’t greet me or ask if I wanted anything. At the end, I don’t believe this to be true as the original bartender eventually came back to the bar and began talking with the second bartender. While they were talking, I made eye contact with the first bartender but he didn’t acknowledge me. At this point I just got up and left. This all happened with a span of 12 minutes.
All this said it’s difficult for me to give grace and play devils advocate. I’ve worked in the food service industry/hospitality industry and the lack of communication/service is not acceptable. Even if the bar was busy, at the absolute very least, the bartenders should have at least acknowledged that I was there and communicate they’d be with me in a moment.
I eventually walked somewhere else that was busier but got served right away. I’ve gone to establishments where food/service was delayed because it was busy, but as long as it’s communicated, I truly don’t have a care in the world because I get it. Very disappointed from my experience with Rye.
There is a kids menu, however it is limited; grilled cheese or chicken nuggets. The website has not been updated in 3 years and they are not partnered with Open Table
The food is good, don’t get me wrong; but for the money – I’m looking for a bit more….