Wake Forest, North Raleigh/ Group all ages are welcome Buffaloe Brothers

All ages welcome trying to establish Wake Forest. Youngsville/ North Raleigh Group
Please bring Children
Buffalo Brothers Restaurant and Bar
11735 Retail Dr · (919) 570-6004
Open ⋅ Closes 11 PM
Look For Night on the town sign
From US 1 Either North or South Go West on NC 98 toward Durham at Your first intersection light Northpark Street and Carolina Ale House is on your left. Retail drive is on your right. Turn right and Buffaloe Brothers is on your left in less than a 1/10th of a mile.
How to find us at the restaurants?
At all events look for the green and white table top sign saying Night on the Town. No RSVP required, just show up.
What does it cost?
Whatever the cost of your meal or other expense. Night on the Town does not charge for setting up the gathering.
Can children come?
While most of our attendees do not have young children, we do allow them.
Can I bring a date to Night on the Town?
Yes, by all means, we welcome anyone who is single, whether they are dating or engaged.
What can I expect when I get to your event?
We will introduce ourselves and then ask you to fill-out a sign up sheet, giving us a little information about yourself. Don't worry, this is for our leadership eyes only and would never be sold or given away. This allows us to add you to email database as well as help us designed events that meet your needs.
Are there any rules or guidelines I need to be aware of?
Yes, due to our desire to keep it safe, Christ focused and respectful of those attending we ask that you:

1. Do not use alcohol.
2. If you meet someone you wish to ask for a date, we ask that you ask him or her outside* of a "Night on the Town" event.
3. We respect an individual’s membership in their church and doctrinal beliefs at all times.

*We implemented the rule "no asking out at the event" because we know how hard it can be when you come to an event alone. The last thing you need is for someone to hit on you when you've come to make some new friends. Now while, we also know single adults do want to meet and date, we feel that Night on the Town (as well as all of our events) should be a safe place to connect. So, if you are interested in someone, it is best to find out more about them, build a friendship and attending another event to reconnect with them. There is a list of events on our Meetup calendar.