4.4
- 3.4Food
- 4.2Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 4.0Value
Noise • Energetic
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4.4
Noise • Energetic
Nilyne
Raleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill1 review
Dined on 23 August 2026
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Alan
Memphis / West Tennessee7 reviews
Dined on 17 July 2026
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Neenee Gold
Raleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill3 reviews
Dined on 11 April 2026
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Jasmine
Greensboro / Winston Salem / Highpoint19 reviews
Dined on 4 April 2026
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Raleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill1 review
Dined on 8 February 2026
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Kelley
Virginia8 reviews
Dined on 16 November 2025
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Raleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill1 review
Dined on 4 October 2025
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Maya
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Dined on 21 September 2025
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Dined on 19 July 2025
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Haddy
Raleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill2 reviews
Dined on 15 June 2025
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For the liveliest, go on weekend nights, Friday and especially Saturday nights when the DJ and crowd bring the energy; if you prefer something quieter, midweek (Wednesdays) tends to be much calmer.
Private dining isn't part of the offering at Peace & Saint- Raleigh, the restaurant's listing notes that private parties are not allowed.
Peace & Saint- Raleigh is a hookah lounge/bar and does not serve food, so traditional portion-size information does not apply.
Peace & Saint- Raleigh is open Tue–Thu and Sun 7:00 pm–1:00 am, and Fri–Sat 6:00 pm–2:00 am.
Yes, Peace & Saint- Raleigh's artful vibe, music and hookah make for a charming, romantic evening many guests recommend for couples.
Peace & Saint is an elevated shisha café lounge with a DJ-driven soundtrack, candlelit tables and an intimate, artful, romantic vibe around a full-service bar and hookah offerings.
Yes, Peace & Saint has a spacious patio, and guests frequently mention enjoying the patio vibe during visits.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished and comfortable attire rather than formal wear.
Peace & Saint fills up most on Saturday nights, guests report it was “packed” on a Saturday, and the room often doesn’t pick up until after 10 PM; Wednesday nights are frequently quiet.
For the full DJ-driven vibe, visit Peace & Saint–Raleigh after 10 PM, guests note the atmosphere really picks up then and Saturdays are especially busy; for a quieter, more relaxed visit, try earlier in the evening or midweek.
Peace & Saint–Raleigh has a full-service bar and a spacious outdoor patio alongside its indoor lounge seating, with table seating near the bar and standing-table areas noted by guests.
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