Photographed by: Kyle Foreman Photography
Photographed by: JR Photography
Photographed by: Anna Routh Barzin
Design Team Included: Kilt Creative
Photographed by: JR Photography
Photographed by: JR Photography
Photographed by: JR Photography
Design Team Included: Oak City Customs
Photographed by: JR Photography
Photographed by: JR Photography
Photographed by: Keith Isaacs Photo
Photographed by: Keith Isaacs Photo
Photographed by: JR Photography
Photographed by: JR Photography
Located in the historic Transfer Company Food Hall in downtown Raleigh, the Benchwarmers space is warm, approachable, bright, and comfortable. The large front bar provides ample space for the making of coffee and specialty espresso drinks, while the kitchen is carefully organized around a large central wood burning oven.
Built in 1909, this historic building was originally home to the HJ Brown Coffin House, and later the Raleigh Industrial Bank. James Goodnight purchased the property in 2012, and Maurer Architecture began the three year design and renovation process. The building was recently completed, and is now home to a restaurant, bar, and event space. Death and Taxes was awarded a Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Historic Preservation.
Photographed by: Keith Isaacs Photo