Temperatures will be rising this First Friday night at Buku. We would like to invite you to come out on April 2nd for an evening of art, music, dancing and friends.
We’re serving Colombian arepas and hand-crafted beer, wine and international cocktails like the delicious horchata.
Carnavalito Latin Jazz Band… +More
Thanks R-Town for the great review!
Merci Beaucoup To Buku
This past weekend, Rtown’s Friday Afternoon Club enjoyed the gorgeous weather from the spacious patio seating of Buku. We were so excited to be at BuKu, a brand new restaurant on the corner of Wilmington and Davie… +More
This Saturday, starting at 11:30. Dj Gonzo spins the vinyl soul and hip hop and two live drummers bring on the beats. The dancefloor awaits ye.
Buku just got a great review from Foodstalkers.com. In addition to being very positive, it is an informative review, with detailed descriptions of many menu items.
"…I went last night with some friends and we did splitsies on lots of dishes. Most items on the menu are small dishes that… +More
This Saturday at Buku starting at 11:00pm til late late at night. Rockit is a DJ driven dance party built on a foundation of high spirits and dirty electronic beats, where rhythms of all origins and revelers of all dispositions are united in the rapturous embrace of the unknown. Dedicated… +More
This Saturday, we're hosting a Klezmer dance party. 8:30-2:00am
Klezmer is a traditionally Jewish musical form that started in Eastern Europe around the 1500s. In the same way that early Blues and Soul music was heavily influenced by the gospel songs and spirituals of African Americans, Klezmer is built on… +More
We're now open for lunch on Monday through Friday, from 11am to 3pm. Chef William D'Auvray's new lunch menu is filled with foods from around the world that are healthy, fast and very reasonably priced. You've probably never tried many of the menu items such as the Paneer hand roll or the Bulgarian Fried Cheese.… +More
Ladies and gents, we got our first restaurant review. The article, written by Jane Hobson Snyder for the Independent Magazine, can be found here http://music.indyweek.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid%3A411237 . We couldn't really have hoped for a more positive review, hopefully more will follow.
Call it a bold marketing move or a sign of the times.
Either way, the overnight transformation of the fine-dining restaurant Fins into the more casual Bu.ku (110 E. Davie St.; 834-6963; http://bukuraleigh .com ) brings another trendy, recession-friendly dining option to downtown Raleigh.
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