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On Monday, Aug 31, Foxcroft Food & Wine announced its upcoming closure on the business’ Facebook.
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The restaurant and wine bar, located at 4421 Six Forks Road in North Hills, will host a closing sale until the final day of operation on Saturday, Sept. 5 where all wine bottles will be 50% off.
“It’s with a heavy heart that we share the difficult decision to close the doors at Foxcroft Raleigh,” the Foxcroft Food & Wine team said in a social post. “Whether you have been a longtime customer, a wine club member, a regular at the bar, or simply stopped in from time to time, we are incredibly grateful for your support.”
The company, founded in 2004 by Conrad Hunter in the Foxcroft neighborhood of Charlotte, still maintain other locations in North Carolina. There are now three sites in Charlotte and one in Huntersville. The business runs on a mission to “make wine approachable and enjoyable for everyone,” according to the website.
The Raleigh location offered customers lunch, dinner, brunch, wine and cocktail menus. The restaurant sold pastas, charcuterie, salads, sandwiches, flatbread, small plates, entrées and dessert for food options and an array of white, red, rose, sparkling and dessert wines.
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Foxcroft Food & Wine was originally Foxcroft Wine Co. before refreshing their identity in 2025 to “better reflect the creativity and care” that goes into their kitchen. Locations also offer private wine dinners and masterclasses for interested customers. Wine dinners start at $145 per person.
The N&O reached out to Foxcroft Food & Wine and will update the story once a response is received.
In June, The News & Observer reported that longtime wine company, Triangle Wine Co. closed multiple locations after 11 years.
More recently, The N&O reported that beloved comfort food restaurant Café Root Cellar closed after nearly decade, so its owners can transition to pursuing their nonprofit full-time.
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