I've been to three Happy + Hale locations and while the menu is the same at all of them, the Ninth…read moreSt location consistently makes the best bowls! Employees seem genuinely happy to interact with you and in many instances, have made awesome suggestions for modifications if an ingredient happens to be out of stock. If the weather is nice, I love eating on the patio to get in a little sunshine and a little people watching. Their rewards program is pretty great--I don't feel that it takes an obnoxiously long time to earn rewards. The app is also super convenient in that you can order ahead and offers curbside pickup (clutch when swinging by during peak times as Ninth St parking can get a little dicey).

Pretty good with a shoutout to one of the girls working on the line. When my friend asked if it was…read moretoo late to add the crunchies after she had paid and brought the bowl to a table, the girl took a small container and put some seeds and tortilla chips for her. I also like that they have basmati rice and as bases. Hot honey chicken is good, regular grilled is fine, and don't get the tofu. I think they need to work on what seasoning and prep method to use for the tofu.

TL DR: A good choice for a quick service meal if you don't want to leave the Museum of Life and…read moreScience. Outside of the main building and next to the butterfly house and train depot on the museum campus you'll find this little cafe. Several types of wraps and salads are available as well as fountain drinks and treats. Bathrooms (with changing stations) are next to the cafe. However if you need to use the changing stations and can wait I would suggest the main building second floor for the large private family bathrooms. Don't expect anything exotic at the cafe but what is here is good and portions that will fill you up so you can enjoy the rest of your day at the museum. I used to consider it a bit over priced a few years ago until the rest of the world became over priced so now this is just normal priced. If there's no seating at the cafe and it's nice out there are picnic tables a bit further down to the right.

Sprout Cafe is the convenient and fantastic cafe on site at the Museum of Life and Science. They…read moresell drinks and ice cream if you need a refreshment, but they also sell full meals, including kids meals, that are delicious. The barbecue plate is very good. So are all the sandwiches and paninis we've tried. The sides are delicious as well, from healthy options like fruit salad and green beans to traditional fries. Indoor seating is closed at the moment, but there is a lot of outdoor seating at the front and side of the cafe. If those areas are full, there are picnic tables close by at the start of the Dino Trail.

Pretty good place, love the food and atmosphere is amazing, service was amazing, love it !read more

The Halal at Ya is by far the best sandwich I've ever had! My husband got the Billy Club and felt…read morethe same. The service was wonderful, and the wait time for our meal flew by. There's a cool bar downstairs and the bartender was extremely helpful. Can't wait to come back!

For a team building event we made pizzas here during a weekday lunch and it was fantastic…read moreOne of the co-owners of this family-owned business (they have multiple locations in NC) led a quick lesson and taught us how to make pizzas! He also gave us a nice overview of the family business history which was great. We each made pizzas and they literally cook in 2 minutes! Absolutely delicious. If you're looking for a fun activity with your family or friends definitely call them up and arrange for pizza making! Plenty of space and outside dining is also an option. Highly recommend!

Man, what a great pie!! I prefer thin crusts and this one had a perfect crust. The sauce was not…read moreoverwhelming, the cheese and topping were just perfect. When I'm back this way, will definitely stop in again. Shoot, I might even make a trip just for the pizza.

I've been here twice in one week because I love it so much! It's a very clean and open ambiance…read morewith plenty of seating. It wasn't too busy on a Saturday night, a little more crowded the following Friday but not too bad. There's a decent amount of parking in private lots and nearby streets. The food is great! The first time I got the sunflower kale salad and a side of chips with blue cheese. The portions are huge and delicious. Lots of healthy options! The second time I went I split a pinza (the Greek one) and a salad with couscous and roasted veggies- once again, so delicious! Can't wait to go back again!

The food was good - nothing particularly special but freshly made to order. We ordered at the…read morecounter and received a buzzer to come back when our food was ready, which took 5-10 minutes. There was ample seating indoors and several tables outdoors in a covered area in the front of the restaurant which was pleasant to sit in even though it was raining pretty hard when we were there. There were two single stall bathrooms that were clean, had hot water and all necessary items. A children's menu, plastic high chairs and a changing table were also available. An ADA accessible entrance was located on the side of the building as the front entrance has several steps upon entering. Overall, it was a great alternative to fast food and family friendly.

One of the best pizzas I've had in the triangle by far!…read more Great atmosphere, food and service.

I ordered takeout last night (04/30): 1 pizza, an order of wings, fries, and a brownie ($64.32…read moretotal). My order was supposed to be ready at 8:11 PM, and I got there around 8:20 only to be told my food had been given to someone else. Mistakes happen, but that's a pretty big error and shows a lack of verification on their part. They told me they'd remake my food free of charge (which of course....they gave my order away), but it still took almost 26 minutes. Between arriving, finding out what happened, and waiting for them to remake everything, I was without my order for almost an hour because of their mistake. I'd actually been here 4 times before this and always had a great experience, so this was really disappointing. More than the mistake itself, it was the lack of urgency in fixing it that rubbed me the wrong way. Definitely left a bad taste in my mouth, and unfortunately, I won't be back.

We stopped in for a quick bite before heading over to Duke for an afternoon tour. The venue is…read moresmall and quaint with some great decor and rooftop / patio seating as well as indoor. Service was quick and delightful. I felt embraced and a part of the town immediately thanks to the hospitality of the Nosh team. We all had bacon cheese burgers - all excellent! Burgers were cooked perfectly and juicy! The homemade chips were a nice surprise and were fantastic dipping in some ranch dressing. All in all a solid visit, perfect menu variety, and a fun and welcoming environment....check it out!

A group of us visited this restaurant after our 5K as part of a birthday celebration. The staff was…read morevery courteous and friendly. They answered our questions and provided recommendations upon request. We had a large group, so it was taking a while for all of the food to be ready. I decided to just get a raspberry white chocolate scone and a greena colada so that I didn't have to wait a very long time to eat. We enjoyed sitting upstairs where we could all sit together and watch the scenery while eating. The kids loved the space, and it also provided us with some privacy for our birthday celebration. The scone was very good. I was a bit disappointed with the smoothie, though. I was expecting it to be flavorful and naturally sweet due to the mangoes and pineapple as well as the honey that was supposed to be added, but it was quite bland and not flavorful at all. Everyone else seemed to have enjoyed their food.

Our order was correct the food was good, the only downside is this location does partake in…read moreVeterans Day not even a small coffee.

I ordered the pick two, got a turkey sandwich and tomato soup. When I opened the sandwich it…read morecompletely fell apart - the area inside the crust was practically cut away from the crust it self so it was difficult to hold. But that aside the bigger issue here is that there were .. what appears to be maggots floating in my tomato soup. - I couldn't eat it; and that was disgusting to witness so I was frustrated and disappointed because I wasted my money and now I have no lunch. If I could give zero stars I would. Never returning to Panera; especially this location. 20$ down the drain as well as feeling extremely nauseated.

Very nice lunch. Conveniently located next door to Safelite so as we waited for our windshield…read morerepair we grabbed lunch. I had the Greek chicken salad wrap and my daughter had the beet and arugula salad with grilled chicken and avocado. The food was fresh and flavorful! We were both very happy with our meals. The staff were pleasant, helpful and quick. The large community tables outside were easy to deal with. Met a nice local guy, so pleasant all around.

I have loved Saladelia since the first time I tried it several years ago. I'm glad to say that…read moreafter having it this weekend, I still love it just as much. The salmon was just as flaky and flavorful as always, the basil rotini was as amazing as usual, and don't get me started on the hummus that I could eat with a spoon (and did). There is only one long bench seat inside and several seats outside, but I always get my food to go. No one needs to see me scarfing down my food like I've never eaten a decent meal before. If you are thinking about trying it, I would suggest the chicken salad, salmon, hummus, both pasta salads, grape leaves, and spanakopita.

Great sandwich and better dessert! We went there for a…read morecommunity meal after church. Service was good and food was great!

I've driven past Foster's many times on the weekends and there's always a large crowd, so when a…read moredear friend suggested going for brunch I jumped at it. We arrived around noon on a busy beautiful Sunday! There's plenty of seating both inside and on their outdoor wrap around patio. Foster's has an old rustic charm, kind of like a general store but on a larger scale. So, you order at the counter with one of their many staffers, they call your name when it's ready if you ordered to go, or they walk around to the tables calling out your name if you choose to dine there! I had the Farm Plate, which was 2 eggs your way, a meat, their famous herb biscuit and your choice of grits or potatoes. I chose scrambled hard with cheese eggs, chicken sausage patties and cheese grits. It was just ok. The food was good, not like OMG! My friend had the Breakfast Burrito and it was again, just ok. They have a variety of options to choose from. Maybe we just picked the most basic ones. Nothing is out of the ordinary. Everything looks delicious and we really should have tried a dessert, but didn't. I would go back to give them another chance, but I'm not rushing. They have local goods, like honey, jams, chocolates, sauces for sale as well as wine and lots of other goods. It's super family friendly and a great place to sit and enjoy someone's company or your own, o just didn't have a spectacular experience.