Fable is becoming one of my favorite coffee shop and book store. I love the cozy vibes and it's…read moresmall but offers a lot. Inside the shop there is some sitting both downstairs and upstairs. Outside has a good amount of sitting and plenty of shade. I've been enjoying trying their monthly specialty drinks. I also like how there are non dairy milk options. There is also a few book clubs, which is cool. Parking feels limited at first but I've learned that you can park in the back back on the grass or the the left side going into the back.

Perfectly fine coffee shop that's totally a house…read more Charming set-up on a strip of road where homeowners are obsessed with the American flag. It's 1776 over there. Parking seems like it would be nonexistent on a busy day. I was there at noon on a Sunday. I like how they straight up turned a house into a shop. I like how it was so peaceful inside and outside. I like their event schedule. I like the focus on books. I like the ultra fast wifi and nice pastries. What I'm no fan of is the very obvious target market of moms, leaving me feel a bit left out. It's super in-your-face. But hey, I guess stay-at-home mothers need stuff to do too. Can't see myself returning, so I wish them all the luck in the world. Best, A.

Talia, Maurice , Rae, and melissa took extra great care of us as as always. food was exceptional…read moreAnd even though it's really busy which is great for Bruches , they have it under control. Food was great as always !!!

Brunches is 10/10! After closing on our house , we stopped…read morein for brunch with the kids and my parents and enjoyed a good hearty meal. My little one loved the Hersey pancakes and me and mom enjoyed the mimosa flights lol ! No one left a crumb on their plate so it's safe to say this places was fantastic . Definitely looking forward to a lot more weekend brunches this fall .

Cozy neighborhood café-bakery with a sprawling chalkboard menu and a pastry case that's hard to…read morewalk past. I went savory: a chicken salad croissant (flaky, generously filled, with a side of bow-tie pasta salad and a creamy poppyseed slaw) and a pressed caprese-style panini with tomato, mozzarella, and basil grilled to a deep golden crisp. Both solid, satisfying lunches. On the drinks, the cold brew made with Joe Van Gogh beans was great--smooth and well-balanced. The iced café au lait was acceptable, nothing memorable but it did the job. The bakery case alone is worth a stop: cannoli, cranberry almond muffins, strawberry streusel coffee cake, cinnamon rolls, brownies, and a rack of croissants. Friendly counter service and a comfortable spot whether you're grabbing a quick bite or lingering with a coffee. Worth a return visit. Prices are very reasonable.

I went here for lunch and had a turkey sandwich. It was good. Kind of a family place, not really a…read morevibe or experience here but that's okay. It's right on the corner of Tryon and Cary Parkway. Your GPS might drive you around in a circle. It's right across from the gas station.

My daughter and I loved Sweet Talk. To start, the ambiance was adorable and very calm, with a very…read morecozy coffee shop-esque feel. Jasmine provided excellent service! We ordered the honey garlic toast, which was so tasty. The cheese was melted to perfection and the bread was fluffy, with the chopped nuts, honey, and herbs being a very nice touch. The drinks were amazing--we ordered the lychee lemonade and iced lavender latte. One of their menu items is enough for two people's snack. This place was awesome, we'll be coming again!! If you are looking for a place to chitchat, work, planning a business and/or just day dreaming, Sweet Talk is your place!

While it's not for me it may be for someone else. The staff was dull and not great with…read morerecommendations and the food wasn't great. All the tables were dirty but my company with a friend was great.

The food was great and the staff was friendly. Part of the order was missed at first but they still…read morebrought it and gave us a discount for it coming late.

What the hell happened to this place?? We have been here plenty of times, and the food *used to be*…read moregood... this past weekend, we had family visiting, so we wanted them to give it a try as well. We were a party of 8, so we were planning on having to wait... but to our surprise, we were seated immediately, because it wasn't busy. So that was nice. But unfortunately... everyone's order was cold. All 8 orders. The peppers and onions were the worst, because they tasted like freezer burn. Eggs, potatoes, waffles, pancakes, sausage, bacon... all cold and hard, like it had been sitting out for a while. My kid was too afraid to eat his eggs because he didn't want to get sick. They were a solid mass on his plate and were cool to the touch. We won't be coming back anytime soon, and definitely would not recommend.

Thankfully, I had been to the Pimiento Tea Room for lunch before, because if my first experience…read morehad been this dinner visit, I likely wouldn't have returned. The décor is absolutely stunning, and the service was excellent. We visited during Christmastime and truly loved the festive decorations. Our drinks were perfect and well-crafted. For dinner, we shared the chowder, which unfortunately was underwhelming--the croutons were the best part. We then ordered the chicken, salmon, and mashed potatoes. The salmon was dry, the chicken was on the bone with very little meat, and the mashed potatoes were surprisingly disappointing. I even took them home hoping I could improve them myself. I will likely return to the Tea Room because I enjoy supporting local businesses and genuinely like their drinks and small bites, but I would not come back for dinner.

This place is a bit of a hidden gem in Holly Springs. It sits in an old house at the end of the…read moretown limit...not the Holly Springs limit per se, but the area that most people would walk on the Main Street. It definitely has that tea room flair with lots of wild decorations. Wallpapers with cats and astronauts, snakes hidden in roses, silhouettes of famous people including Homer Simpson and Big Foot. I like it all. The dip du jour was the best part of our meal. They had a pulled pork with cheese and bourbon and Fritos the day we went...it was really good. As was our chai which I would hope they get that right since they are a tea room. They will bring you more hot water if you want to reuse your tea press to squeeze out a little more tea from your leaves. The 10 layer salad was definitely worth it as well, I think the pimiento cheese dressing puts it over the top. I got the seafood nachos and they were just okay--mostly nachos, very little filling . Girlfriend got the quiche and thought it was okay as well. She chose this place for the gluten-free options including the scone which she loved. They clearly indicate on the menu what is gluten free and understand the safety around it. Service was okay. It wasn't bad but it wasn't the best either. We haven't been back yet but we plan on coming once or twice a year to try out the seasonal menus as well as more teas and dip's du jour. I recommend it for smaller, less filling meals such as lunch.

Very busy hipster deli user a mixed-use condo and apartment complex where the ground floor is shops…read moreand restaurants. And there is a tiny park in the middle next to the deli. They were doing everything right, even down to the Dr Brown's, and they had ZERO flavors too. There is a meat and cheese counter,r but most of the length of the shop is pastries, cakes, pies, es and other beautiful-looking treats. We ordered our sandwiches; I had an Italian sub, and it was just ok, kind of dry and lacking in flavor; frankly, Jersey Mike's makes a better Italian. But my wife got theReubenn, and it was simply the best Reuben we've had outside of Katz in NYC. I order Rueben's all the time, and I'm consistently disappointed. Most are dried out, have too little meat, and the corned beef is often dry, but not in this case. The sandwich was truly worthy, and we are ready to go back and have it again. Moist, flavorful meat, a generous portion, and the dressing andkraut weres well balanced. The bread was grilled, not toasted, and was itself rich and flavorful. Altogether, it is a Reuben worth driving a distance to have it. We are already planning to come back and try some of the baked goods, but also get the Reuben again too.

I had the day off and wanted a sandwich to take with me on a walk at the tobacco trail. Been here…read morebefore and had a sandwich directly from the menu. It was meh. The caprese I think. This time I ordered ahead and made my own. Yum. Loved skipping the line and just picking it up. Marble rye toasted, mustard, smoked cheddar, spinach, red onions and turkey. The sandwich was huge. I also asked for a pickle and got two over wrapped spears. While I didn't love all the plastic, they were great. Nice surprise. I had the second half for breakfast the next day.

I had an espresso martini and the classic Mac n cheese and was a very happy camper. Amanda was our…read morewaitress and she was great. I'm not a connoisseur of espresso martinis, but I liked it. I'm definitely more a connoisseur of Mac n cheese, and I'd rate theirs a solid 7.5/10. Quite a large portion, too, but I did manage to finish it. Bit odd to have a church service playing on one of the TVs, imho ‍ (It was Sunday morning, but I'd never seen a place do that before.)

A very Asian inspired menu with really great twist on some classics. Everything tastes extremely…read morefresh and never fails to leave us satisfied. We chose outdoor dining this time and the service was just as good as sitting indoors. Whether you're in Cary or Apex, you're guaranteed a delicious meal.

Food is always great, Have good service and can do call ahead…read more Great place for breakfast.

Overall good casual family vibe and food. Something for you and the little one. Their kid's menu…read morehad healthy options. The servers are kind and quick to respond. I would say that the food did take a bit of time to come out on a Saturday morning. Come early to avoid long lines, which is closer to brunch time. Someone also mentioned it, but their grits as a base could be better. Something is off and the grits itself tastes different when eaten plain and with toppings. Expect to spend around $15 per person and time to look for a parking spot, since there's a lot of competitive stores nearby using the same parking lot.

I eat a more Vegan menu so this place did really well! I can't wait to bring my wife here but we…read moreare from out of town so it will be a while. I had the root veggie bowl and added lentils for protein. I asked for dressing on the side because I want to dress my own food. Before I dressed it I took a bite, wow! It could be eaten with no dressing! It was absolutely delicious. I asked if they have a vegan sauce and they did not know. CAVA has several vegan dressings available that are marked on the bottle. Might be something to consider. But, wow. I can't wait to come back! My drink was the Mango Apple Kale. It was very good and not too sweet. It's 7:10 on a Wednesday night. The place is not real busy but should be. The first experience was worth reviewing, they did great. I eat at chipotle a lot and their tables are always dirty and garbages overflowing but this place, no. The Farmside Kitchen tables are all clean in the lobby. garbages clean, floor...clean. They are going to do great. I look for forward to returning or finding one in my area.

Grabbed lunch from here recently and enjoyed it…read more Parking was simple, as there's a big parking lot for all of the nearby businesses. I got my order to-go and it was prepared on time. My wife and I both ate the Caesar salad and it was pretty darn tasty! The chicken was flavorful and the dressing hit the mark. I will say that the side of bread was pretty bland, but it's free so I can't complain too much :) Inside, it looked clean and cheerful. Overall, I would definitely come back to this location to grab a healthy meal.