You must try the vibrant flavor of the Florida Key Lime cup cake…read more This lime green cup cake is light with a keylime topping that is fresh baked with top-quality ingredients. Gluten-free is available. I do recommend you call ahead to make sure they have the specific flavor you want. Special order what you want. They can do custom gluten-free free orders! Great for golf parties: birthdays, anniversary, church groups, family reunions, Valentines Day, St. Patrick' Day, cookouts, tailgating, etc. You owe it to yourself,family, friends, business premiums.

C. Cups Cupcakery: Although two locations currently exist, the original shop opened in Southern…read morePines in 2011. I happened to visit the second location in downtown Pinehurst. The shop offers a myriad of unique cupcake varieties. As much as I would have liked to try them all, my wallet and waistline are probably glad I didn't. The following is the description and my thoughts on the varieties I tried. Dulce de Leche: Tres leches cake, vanilla buttercream, caramel. The vanilla buttercream was thick and flavorful, but the caramel was a little messy and not as strong a flavor as I hoped. As for the cupcake itself, it reminded me of one of the final bites of a stack of pancakes that has been sitting in syrup for a long time and has become soggy. This one was just okay. Salted Caramel: Chocolate cake, chocolate buttercream, rich caramel and sea salt. Even though I prefer vanilla to chocolate, I found this to be a step up from the Dulce de Leche. Again the buttercream was thick and flavorful and the caramel was a little messy. This time around the caramel had more flavor thanks to the addition of sea salt. I think the salted caramel flavor could have been stronger though, so this one is also just okay. Monster Cookie: Peanut butter cake, cookie dough icing, oats, chocolate chips, and M&Ms. My Dad actually got this one but was nice enough to let me try a little. The peanut butter flavor of the cake is mild, but still satisfying since there's so much other stuff going on flavor wise. It's most unique aspect is the cookie dough icing that has a slightly gritty texture thanks to all the crystallized sugar. A dash of chocolate flavor is contributed by the chocolate chips and M&Ms, while the texture of the oats is also noticeable. Doughboy approved. PB&C: Chocolate cake, peanut butter icing, Reese's crumbles. This was my favorite cupcake of the batch. The peanut butter icing delivered a fully packed peanut butter flavor that was only intensified by the Reese's crumbles. Personally, I would have preferred it on a vanilla cupcake and that the Reese's crumbles covered all and not just half. Still very good and Doughboy approved. Brownie: Lastly, I couldn't leave without trying a brownie. C. Cup's version is mostly chewy with chocolate chunks within it. The exterior/edges are crispier and more cake like, but the interior is softer and chewier (which is how I like it). I wish it would have had some chocolate frosting to top it off or powdered sugar at the least. Although it's not the best brownie I've had (I still would argue that would be the ones I make) it is still delicious. Doughboy approved. Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Great service. Greeted quickly upon entry and waitress came to the table. Food came out correct and…read moreonly a short wait. The fried pickles rocked and they have really good ranch. Burger special ordered with toppings, fried chicken sandwich with pickles, grilled cheese and hotdogs all came as ordered and enjoyed. Ambiance is a mix between fast food and diner.drive through option.

The food is always excellent. My problem is with mobile ordering. I put in my order around 5:30 for…read more6:30 pickup. Arriving, I proceeded to drive thru and was told online orders must be picked up inside. (Upon double checking site, no such notice is stated). So I parked went in only to discover that their system doesn't post online order til pick up time! I sat I. Resturant til my order came up. . Lesson learned. Just go to drive thru next time.

Nominating Saianna for Super employee. She asked us if we needed help. Even stopped what she was…read moredoing to show us. And has a very pleasant personality. If she's new maybe the others can learn from her. Always afraid to ask an employee for help at this location because theit standard answer is NO we don't have it or they don't know. And maybe those employees doing shopping could quit trying to run over people with their carts and quit putting their carts where you can't ge to what you want 90% are just rud.

New staff needed. The people you have following others around are very noticeable. If you're going…read moreto catch a thief, please find a better way because standing by people looking like a deer saw headlights is very obvious. You're following people off your judgement is a terrible thing. Clean up the spills. Teach your employees customers come first. I worked at Walmart and I know the codes so I laugh because the jokes on your staff. I'll take a picture next time for proof.

After passing by this place a few times, I had to stop and it didn't disappoint! Stopped in Sunday…read moremid-morning when the chicken was fresh out the fryer. That chicken was heavenly. Perfectly seasoned and the batter had a perfect crunch. I had mine with a biscuit and Jalapeños. I also got one of their donuts egg rolls that were amazing. Service was great. The lady behind the counter tee helped me out since it was my 1st time here. As far as ambiance, the best food comes out of home in the wall places. This is definitely that. It was clean inside and they had a seating area. You're not here for the ambiance, but for the chicken.

I heard about the fried chicken here from a coworker. We stopped on a Sunday morning and got a…read more12-piece spicy for a picnic. The chicken is amazing! Perfect spice, juicy and fresh. The biscuits were wonderful as well. We picked up a couple pieces of 4-layer cake for dessert. It might seem odd to go to a gas station for fried chicken, but oh man... It's delicious! And the lady at the counter was super friendly and sweet. We will be back!

This Circle K is amazing!! People (staff & customers) are very friendly and this place is clean!…read more I'm somewhat of a bathroom critic but it's amazing at this location! It's huge and has a truck stop feel to it with a charming touch of community. Has a large parking lot and lots of parking spaces. I think this may be a newer location because I couldn't find the EXACT address on Yelp. The address I'm writing this review for is 4690 NC -87 S, Sanford, NC.

Love this Place IGA!!! Good Food in Deil if you want something quick salad Bar on point and the Hot…read moreBar you can't miss it Love it cheap prices too .

Beautiful and clean store, with attentive and friendly staff. I found everything I was looking for;…read morewhich included household supplies picnic supplies a barbecue plate and a cake and condiments.

Great place to take the kids and enjoyed the snowballs were delicious. Can't wait to be back soon…read more Friendly staff. 5 stars.

The snowballs are soooo good but they are only open on saturday?! They always have they're open…read moresign up so it's very confusing. Please open more!!

This food truck may be based out of Siler City, but it's been making the rounds in the triangle in…read morethose places where you can always find a food truck. Can't say I knew for sure what to expect given the name, but paninis are its specialty. I guess it depends on your concept of what a panini should be: thin bread, toasted crispy on the outside, meat or cheeses or veggies (or all), on the inside. . . if that's it, then this is it. I had the Cuban, and it's the first food truck sandwich I've had where the bread didn't overwhelm the filling. Maybe because they used ciabatta, or maybe it's because they pressed it when they were heating it. Either way, the crispiness of the bread together with the meat and cheese made one heck of a good sandwich. Nothing overpowered the other. There was a generous portion of brisket, ham, pickles, mustard, and swiss cheese. If I had to find one ding, and I mention it only hesitantly given personal preference: the mustard. It added the right amount of flavor, but could have been cut by a third or so and the sandwich would have been even better. The truck itself is unusual for most food trucks. The wood sides with the panels separated by what look like colorful fishing poles (but aren't) looks like something you'd find at a camp or a hunting lodge. It's unassuming. If paninis aren't your thing, World Kitchen also has wraps and salads. It might be worth exploring further.