Small shop, big flavor! We tried the Cinnamon Sugar, Powdered Sugar, and regular pretzels. They…read morewere all excellent. Service was provided by a young man with a sense of humor.

Pretzels are amazing, But?? the conversation with the servers is even better!! It was a breath of…read morefresh air to have an insightful and intelligent conversation with the owners. Very interesting decor if you love history. Great pretzels, great people!!

Best soft pretzel I've had in a while! As a long-term Auntie Anne's loyalist, I have to say at…read moreleast the cinnamon sugar pretzel here has them beat! It did take a little longer than I expected to get my pretzel, but I was glad because that means they made it fresh right there. (Pro tip- it's always better quality to order whole pretzels at places like this instead of the bites.) It was sooo soft with still a nice crisp outer rim (and maybe somewhat "undercooked" but in a good way especially in the middle to the pretzel. Yum!) Icing and cinnamon sugar were delicious and well coated the pretzel. Only complaint is that the workers seemed very disjointed, always having to go back and ask each other what the order was. (I don't know if they really need 3 people working on one pretzel order.) Not too big of an issue, so I will be back for sure!

On a very busy day of running around doing errands I stopped by here for a pretzel because I was…read morefamished and needed something to nosh on immediately. They were really busy, but the staff conducted themselves professionally, and friendly too. I was really impressed, considering the line they had. I think they all deserve raises/promotions for doing such a great job while staying positive when dealing with customers. Very impressed.

We just happened to swing by SouthEnd last minute before making our drive back to Raleigh, and I'm…read moreSO GLAD we did! It's my favorite beer I've had so far in NC. The beer menu is pretty extensive, so it was hard to decide. I wound up ordering the Hayride (a pumpkin ale...tis the season). It was delicious. Tasted like a PSL in beer form. The vibe inside is chill, and there's plenty of seating both inside and outside. Parking seems like it could be a bit tricky without paying for the paid lot, but we lucked out and snagged a free parallel spot (the last one available, though it was the weekend so no surprises on it being busy). We were unfortunately short on time so I couldn't try anything else, but I would gladly come back to try more in the future.

Stopped by SouthEnd Brewing while visiting Greensboro and wow it was so good! When you arrive there…read moreis parking either on the street or in the paid lot across the street from the brewery. Walking into the brewery it feels lively, casual, and cozy. To order you'll walk up to the counter, place your order, and then grab a seat anywhere in the brewery. I ordered the Ordinary Chaos Grapefruit IPA which was well balanced and refreshing. The brewery just had a nice vibe and you could easily spend time here drinking. Definitely recommend checking out SouthEnd brewing if you are in the Greensboro area.

Let me up the worst pretzel-buying experience in Auntie Anne's in Tanger Outlets at Mebane, NC…read more When I entered, the floors were filthy with litter of discarded napkins and plastic. There were about 3-4 employees inside, mostly just standing behind the concession, and not 1 of them could clean the floors?! The area inside is small with no seats inside but there are seats in front, at the center of Tanger's open-but-roofed walkway. I ordered a small Pretzel nuggets ($8) with 1 cheese dip (almost $2). I usually get the Garlic or Sour Cream flavor but this Auntie Anne did't have either available. They only had salt, some kind of sweet flavor, and pepperoni. My order was served fast probably because I was the only customer there, but I realized that the pretzel bites were cold, not fresh at all! On top of that, the dip the cashier gave me was wrong! He gave me Sweet Glaze instead of cheese, so I went back to exchange it. How could this Auntie Anne's be such a mess in so many levels: the lack of 2 of my favorite pretzel flavors, cold food quality, dirty floors, terrible customer service, and the fact that an $8 small cup of pretzel nuggets doesn't even come with a free dip really put a bad image to Tanger Outlets, considering that this is 1 one of the only few snack choices in this outlet. I've been to other Auntie Anne's before -even a few locations in the Philippines- but this particular small, badly-managed franchise is absolutely the worst. | Overall Score: 0.1/5

I normally don't come here but for some reason I was craving a pretzel. I had a traditional cup…read morewith salt and a frozen lemonade. I paid about $14 for both items. The lemonade was wonderful but a little too sweet. The pretzels started out so hot, fresh and fluffy! Literally perfect.....by the time I got to the middle of the cup it was just too much salt.

Great pizza,great service wonderful atmosphere. Love music and board and card games available for…read moreuse.

Beer was good. And the food was also good. Nice atmosphere. Very friendly staff and customers.read more

Found this gem of a German bakery at the farmers market! The man behind the counter was…read moreeffervescent and affable! I'm always on the hunt for a good savory pastry so I got the ham and cheese croissant and it did not disappoint. Pro tip - take your pastries from the busy farmers market across the street to Dorothea Dix Park to birdwatch and overlook the city skyline! I was slightly shocked that 2 pastries were $20 - that's the only reason it's four instead of five stars!

I asked a male working inside if everything they sold was baked on the premises. He looked like a…read moredeer in the headlights and told me yes everything is. Ok, let's see. I took one bite of a German chocolate bar and knew right away something was up. Absolutely no taste and was very hard. Then I took a bite of my daughter's German chocolate cake slice. What? Come on now. I just watched my daughter spend $30+ for three slices of cake and a GC bar. That's ridiculous and I'm not sure what this place is trying to pull off but not everything is made there. However, on the slightest chance I'm wrong (I'm not) then their recipes are tasteless. No wait, tastes just like cardboard. Sound rude, do I? Nope, I just don't care for a business to try being something it is not! Opening a box with a cake in it or storing frozen cakes until time to serve is not making everything you sell in your store. I'm German and I'm very upset!

Oh weeeeeee yes please !…read more This bakery and restaurant needs a location in Orlando ASAP. The food , the service X the ambiance were all absolutely fantastic! My family and I enjoyed our meal here with such great conversation from the locals and staff, we laughed and shared stories .. truly wonderful ! My latte and steak and fries sent me on my way happy and full.

Great vibes and great food! Stopped by for brunch on a Sunday morning. They don't open until 9…read morewhich was surprising. We got there early enough that parking and the wait wasn't an issue, but on our way out it looked rough. The vegan breakfast sandwich was great! I was impressed with the iced vanilla latte as well. Overall a great breakfast spot.

The pretzels are okay. The service is nice but if there is a line...it will not move quickly and it…read moreis not worth the wait. My hope is that they can/will bring on more help to meet the demand in 2023.

So you're wondering what's so exciting about a pretzel, well try here and you're LUV it. Each order…read moreis literally piping hot and oh sooo tasty - nothing's better amidst a shopping day. Far better experience than the other well-known pretzel seller. You will not regret the $4.50 for a large size, piping hot treat - scrumptious !!!

Stopped in while visiting from Houston. Didn't get to enjoy the brews due to work hours. However…read moreeverything else I tried was tasty. We started off with a flight of grandmas eggs which allows you to choose three different ones. My personal favorite was the Buffalo chicken which makes me want that was an appetizer next time I'm in town. The chimcherri one was okay. And not fully sure the other but it was decent. I had the Bad Henny with potato salad. Everything was tasty. My only complaint would be the bread kept sliding off. But that potato was one my favorites ever. So tasty. The rootbeer which they make was a great nonalcoholic taste. Overall seemed like a chill spot with good services. Very friendly folks. Nice spot inside and out. I look forward to trying a pizza next.

We ended up here on a trivia night. The crowd there seemed like regulars. Food offerings were…read moreprimarily bar food. If you're looking for somewhere to have lunch or dinner, I would choose somewhere else. This is more geared toward having casual drinks and sharing appetizers.

Great, fresh bagels a walkable distance from downtown. I particularly like the jalepeno cheese…read morebagels, but all of them are really good. They also often have other baked goods for sale that are delicious as well. There is no seating inside or outside, but the counter service is great. They also often go to the Wednesday and Saturday farmers market with a great selection of treats.

This place's website notes that this is not a brunch cafe but a bakery. So if you want your bagel…read moretoasted with butter, you'll have to take it home and do it yourself. This was fine for my needs, and indeed I like places with a narrow focus, but it might come as a surprise to some. The space was minimal. I was a bit surprised to see bagels packed in threes; I was expecting to be able to pick them out by flavor one at a time. I was also a bit surprised that the cinnamon rolls their website promised didn't seem to be there, though a few other intriguing baked goods were on sale. Ultimately, I took some mouthwatering rosemary and sundried tomato bagels along with some plain ones for comparison, as well as a chocolate babka cake. The bagels had that bit of sourness that makes them worthwhile, and a nice bit of browning. The babka cake, which I worried would not have enough chocolate, delivered satisfaction on a per-bite basis. What I wanted out of my baked goods is pretty much what i got.