Sadlack's Heroes
Sadlacks Heroes is a Raleigh, NC institution. It is located at the corner of Hillsborough and Enterprise Streets, across from NC State University. For over 30 years, Sadlacks has served Raleigh's best and freshest heroes (including legendary vegetarian selections) while entertaining the populace with the region's finest live musical entertainment. The food is always fresh, using only the best meats, cheeses and vegetables cut daily.
Advertisements
A sandwich shop by day and a bar by night, Sadlacks is a place for all-comers. It has employed many of the areas finest musicians, including members of Whiskeytown, Six String Drag, Patty Hurst Shifter, Corrosion of Conformity and many others. Stop by for a sandwich and a cold beer. Enjoy an afternoon on the porch. Bring your dog or your children. You never know who you may run into at Sadlacks.
More like Sadlack's Heroes
-
Which Wich
Frustrated by the lack of great sandwiches available in quick service restaurants and bored by burned-out sandwich brands, Jeff Sinelli, founder and -
Carlie C’s IGA Grocery Store
Where’s the best place to run into friends, find the freshest ingredients and share recipes at the same time? You must have to agree Carlie C’s IGA -
Sub Conscious Subs
Sub Conscious prepares all its food with the finest quality meats and cheeses available. Our bread us authentic Italian bread that is freshly baked -
North Carolina Museum of History
The Division of State History Museums collects and preserves artifacts and other historical materials relating to the history and heritage of North -
Tripps Restaurant
Since 1981 Tripps has built its reputation on unwavering principles and a commitment to absolute guest satisfaction. Our commitment starts with food -
Kernel Kustard
It’s a little more than 750 miles From the center of Winston-Salem to the skyscrapers of Chicago. Luckily, an authentic taste of the Windy City can -
State Farmers Market
More than fresh vegetables, it’s a family adventure. Considered one of the best and most modern markets in the U.S., visitors enjoy 75 acres of