An unassuming cafe at the corner of Martin and Salisbury. I had the Nun'Ya Biscuit and it's like a…read morecombo between the cheddar bay biscuits from Red Lobster and your granny's sausage gravy. Absolutely delicious, I could have eating ten! Pro-tip pull the top "muffin" part off and dip it into the gravy filling inside. I also got two macaroons, the lemon Poppyseed and the Violet Greek Yogurt. The lemon one was sweet and tart and the violet one had almost like a floral taste both were great! And to drink I got a chai latte with oat milk, super strong chai taste and not too sweet. Super quick and friendly service. There's plenty of seating, WiFi and outlets available. Perfect for knocking out some work.

Cute and cozy! I'm a cappuccino lover and this spot did not disappointed. Staff were friendly!…read more I wish I could try one of the miniature dessert without buying the dozen.

My little one and I finished taking photos at the nearby Marbles museum. She insisted on icecream,…read moreand with a quick google search Amorino came up in results. We ordered the mango, salted caramel and lemon flavored gelato. All of it was amazing! We ordered small cups but the serving was pretty healthy. Also note: there is a kiosk for ordering so no talking required if you're not in the mood to chit chat Amorino, I will certainly return for more

I haven't been to Amorino's in a while. We came with some friends who were in town since it was…read morewalking distance from where we had dinner. This spot is located in the heart of downtown Raleigh, so parking is mostly going to be street parking and there are a few parking decks nearby. I ended up getting their version of an affogato with vanilla bean ice cream. It was delightful! You really can't go wrong with an affogato. They were quite busy for a Monday night and so it took a little bit to get our ice cream but there is seating inside and outside of the shop, so you can relax while you wait.

Came here for lunch. Service was very good. Interior is bright, light, and airy from the large…read morewindows. It's very clean, almost sterile. They have a lot of grab-and-go baked goods, but my croque madame was made to order. It was so messy, I used a fork and knife to eat it! It was so good and large. The macarons I sampled in-store were delicious as well.

Cute little French cafe, they had themed drinks for the holidays and a selection of baked goods and…read moredesserts. The dessert we had was really good and we tried one of their sandwiches which they warmed up for us which was decent!

I was finally able to check out the new site of the Amitie macaron, now located towards the front…read moreof the food court in Crabtree Valley Mall ) . The macarons at amitie are available in a wide variety of flavors to suit any palette and make for the perfect sweet treat while last minute shopping for Christmas gifts. My favorite flavors were: - -the cinnamon brown butter: reminded me of a fresh cinnamon bun. I'll be picking up a 6ct box of this flavor next time. - -cookies and cream: you could tell that the creamy filling was made with bits of chocolate cookie pieces - -pumpkin spice: call me "basic" but I still love pumpkin spice lattes, pastries, and beers even in December. The cinnamon and nutmeg didn't overpower the pumpkin flavor which was a win in my book Check out amitie (ig @amitie_macaron) during your next visit to Crabtree Valley Mall

This is a little kiosk located just off the escalator on the upper level at Crabtree Valley mall…read more We ordered 2 Salted caramel, a white chocolate raspberry, a lemon, a lucky charms and a nutella macaron. While they were good, one of the salted caramels was very salty and the rest were overly sweet for us (compared to other macarons we have had). There was no social distancing enforced and we did the best we could considering the location. The employee was wearing a mask and gloves, however the gloves were not changed out between handling the macarons and the point of service. Overall it was just an okay experience and probably wouldn't return to this location but might try the location at Morgan Street Food Hall.

Decided to grab a treat before my movie started next door. These places had a good variety of…read moregoodies. I had a banana pudding cupcake. While the flavor was there, the texture was off; it lacked moisture. With a cupcake titled "pudding," you would expect some cream in the middle or at least extra moisture.

I love a good bakery and this place did not disappoint! I stopped here on the way to work because I…read morewanted something different than a usual chain coffee shop. Everything I tried was absolutely delicious! The staff were so helpful in explaining how things worked when I told them it was my first time there. I had a chocolate croissant and a strawberry gooey bar. I shared them with my kids when I got home from work and they devoured them!

We stopped by Morgan Street Food Hall while we were in Raleigh for a convention, and it ended up…read morebeing a great place to grab a meal. Although it's located in downtown Raleigh, it was easy to find and get to from the interstate. Parking was easy, with a paid public lot conveniently located up the block behind the building. Inside, the food hall had a lively atmosphere with dozens of vendors offering a wide variety of cuisines, making it easy for everyone in our group to find something they wanted. Despite the number of people, none of the lines were particularly long. There was plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating, so finding a place to eat wasn't difficult. I also appreciated that they provided a self-serve water station with ice-cold water and cups for anyone who didn't want to purchase a drink from one of the vendors. There was also a proper bar with both a bartender and barstool seating if you wanted to pull up a stool and enjoy a beverage. The entire facility was clean and well maintained, including the restrooms, which were well stocked during our visit. The outdoor patio was especially nice, with a mix of shaded and sunny seating areas. While we were there, a local dog rescue was hosting an adoption event where visitors could meet puppies. It was fun to see families, kids, and adults enjoying the event, and the dog-friendly patio made the atmosphere even more welcoming. If you're visiting Raleigh with a group or simply can't decide what you're in the mood to eat, Morgan Street Food Hall is an excellent option thanks to its variety, clean facilities, and inviting atmosphere.

This is such a cool place located indowntown Raleigh. There were so many options for food that we…read morehad a hard time choosing. The outdoor seating area is massive, completely covered, and dogs are allowed. The piped-in music was a little loud.

Tasty sweets. Good service…read more Burney's is one of the hidden gems in Raleigh. Fresh sweets, made daily. We mainly order the glazed and cinnamon sugar croissants to go. These are great for pairing with coffee mid mornings. If you're hosting Brunch at home and don't want to cook every thing pick up a couple dozen of these, your quest will thank you.

I came here after somebody at the office brought a box to the office. I was blown away with how…read morethese tasty, especially when heated up. That meant I had to stop by the restaurant and get my own fresh box. It was really great that they would customize them in store for you. They made really good flavors of Cronuts. They service was really good, and they wanted to ensure our happiness. I will definitely be going back here for more. 2026-08 #584

I stopped by The Cupcake Shoppe Thursday morning for breakfast while I was in town for a business…read moretrip. I ordered the almond croissant with butter and an iced Americano. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and the staff was pleasant from the moment we walked in. Even during breakfast hours, there wasn't a long wait. The shop itself is beautiful. There's an antique cash register near the counter that adds so much character, and I love that the menus are handwritten. Their merchandise is really cute, and they also make gourmet marshmallows. Everything in the case looks and tastes gourmet and made from scratch. They even offer wedding cakes. My total for breakfast for myself and coworker came to $18, which I found very reasonable. The iced Americano was strong in the best way. You can actually taste the espresso, and it didn't taste watered down or cheap at all. The only downside is that they don't serve whipped cream for iced coffee. The almond croissant was perfect. Sweet and buttery on the inside, crunchy on the outside with that lightly crisp, sugary layer that gives i texture. It was balanced and done just right. Overall, a solid breakfast spot with quality pastries and great pricing. I'd definitely stop in again.

Arlen has been so helpful and professional with arranging cake flavor tastings and in the…read morepreparation of my mother's milestone birthday celebration. Free parking is available just in front of the bakery, as well as paid spots just past it along Glenwood. For the time being, you can also stop in next door at the temporary NC History Museum Shop.