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It should also be noted that plans are underway for opening a full-time tea shop next year at the nearby historic Carrboro train station. It offers a unique array of artisan teas sourced from farmers around the world including Japan, China, and Taiwan, as well as specialty baked goods and chocolates and a curated selection of teawares. We learned this week that Flight Tea Bar & Lounge, a new pop-up tea bar, has opened for the holidays in Carrboro’s Carr Mill Mall. There will also be a selection of holiday pies, cakes and baked goods available for purchase in store or online, just in time for Thanksgiving. The new concept centers around a “grab and go” experience, catering to busy individuals seeking quality treats that fit into their daily routines. Tonya Council has opened Tonya’s Cookies and Bakeshop at 400 South Elliott Road and has her grand opening today (Friday, Nov. More “sweet” news over in Chapel Hill this week. You can then pick up your pie(s) on Tuesday, Nov. 21 between 10:45 a.m.

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Spoke with Saltbox Seafood’s Ricky Moore yesterday and he has extended the deadline to get his Lemon Punch Pie with Ritz Cracker Crust on your table this Thanksgiving! Pies are 9 inches and are limited to two per customer. And the Flying Biscuit Café opened this week in Parkside Town Commons at 1103 Parkside Main St. Lon Bounsanga, the longtime executive chef at Bida Manda and Brewery Bhavana, opened SAAP on the ground floor of The Walker (370 S. Two other openings occurred this week in Cary. The Chick-fil-A in the same shopping center reopened yesterday after undergoing renovations. That will soon be followed by their neighbors opening the newest location of The Butcher’s Market on Dec. 1 as well as a Duck Donuts to open soon after that. Chicken Salad Chick opened their newest location this past Tuesday in Raleigh’s Lake Boone shopping center. Check them out on Instagram here.Ī few reminders. Located near Plates Neighborhood Kitchen, they will offer indoor and outdoor seating with a menu featuring cocktails and small bites. Triangle Business Journal reported this week that Glenwood Avenue is adding a new elevated cocktail bar called Nomad. For those not familiar, The Optimist is a popular coffee shop in Raleigh in Historic Oakwood/Mordecai at 1000 Brookside Drive near downtown. This second location will be called WRK by The Optimist. We learned this week that The Exchange Raleigh in Midtown will include a ground-level location of The Optimist – a full-service coffee shop and cafe and will open next year.

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