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 was looking for a place to read a book while enjoying breakfast. This place hit the mark. I…read moreoriginally looked into Pineapple Sol but I could get the same thing here for literally 1/3 the price!! I had an egg and cheese with turkey bacon on a croissant. The croissant was flaky and the food was fresh. I opted to sit outside before it got too hot. Awesome outdoor seating. Staff is friendly and food came out quickly.

We have been watching on social media but we had to stop in and try out something new…read more We intended to just walk by but when my daughter saw be menu she talked me into getting her a popover. With sweet and savory choices there is something for everyone. The owner and the staff were kind and welcoming and when I said we could take our food to go, they said not to worry on time. The setting is quiet and the staff is on top of it all. Don't walk, run to Apex and try this sweet spot!

I'd been wanting to try Popovers Cafe for a while and my Summer running group met nearby in Apex…read moreone weekend. A bunch of us went over to try it after the run. I really wanted to love it and support a local business, but I thought the popovers were just okay. I got three popovers to share with my family: the Juliette, the Pippa, and Anna's original. I also got the blueberry jam, orange marmalade jam, and one honey butter. One of the butters was missing. I'm not a coffee drinker so I didn't try any of the coffees; however, it looks like a great variety. My favorite was probably the Pippa with the lemon blueberry filling. The Juliette left me wishing for more cheese, tomato, and spinach. It felt a little lean. The jams were very nice and sweet. The cafe interior was beautifully decorated. I love the colors and the warmth. We were sweaty from running and didn't want to ruin anything so we didn't sit. The employees were very kind and patient.

Yall. The biscuits are SO GOOD. we got carry out so I can't say much about today's service but…read moregenerally the service here has been decent when I've been in the past. The ambiance is relaxing enough to do work or catchup with friends. Anywhoo, back to the food. The waffles are pretty good as well. Chocolate chip waffles are not on the online menu. If you're looking to order online, put 'add chocolate chips' in the notes section.

I usually skip breakfast, but I woke up slightly hangover and in need of substance. Jubala did me…read moreright, their bacon egg biscuit was the perfect size to fill me up without feeling stuffed, the biscuit was flavorful an texture was wonderful. I also had the iced sea salt caramel latte with the balanced amount of bitterness and sweetness. Fast and friendly service, sat outside to enjoy the warm weather, great little coffee shop serving up delicious flavors.

The morning times was a weekly if not daily staple in my life for 10+ years, after moving away from…read morethe city 3 years ago, every time I would come into Raleigh it would be my first stop and it would always feel like home seeing the same familiar faces every time. This morning, I walked in and saw not one familiar face there, and I've come to learn all the staff walked out simultaneously weeks ago. After getting to know many of the staff over the years of frequenting there, anything to make every staff member walk out at the same time has to be big enough to leave a sour taste in your mouth. Am truly sad to see such a Raleigh staple not see the value in the community their staff created. Cheers to Joe, Brennan, Brett, amber, and all of the others past a present (shout out Tim and Casey and Jackie!) for their place in our lives over all of these years! If you are looking for a coffee nearby, jubala (pendo), black & white (videri), heirloom are all great options (and sir Walter coffee and 42 & Lawrence are decent and close)

This downtown Raleigh stop really came through when I was craving a breakfast sandwich!!! LOL…read more The staff was very friendly. Service was prompt. It's a small space but there's plenty of outdoor seating (and I believe there is additional indoor seating next door). Loved my bacon, egg, and cheese croissant! Added a nice fruit salad too. Just love the vibe of this part of downtown Raleigh!

The attitude I faced at Hereghty today upon entering the…read morecafe twice within an hour, will stick with me for a long time. Perhaps the counter attendant is related to the owners, based on the confidence with which she displayed her disdain for communicating with a customer. As I read other yelp past reviews especially the WiFi one, I can picture the non- working WiFi scene vividly. The woman I worked with today must be the same employee that was so apathetic with the messed up WiFi. One entering a great little cafe like this one as a respite, deserves better treatment than I witnessed. I love the food at Hereghty. But not so much it's worth the bad taste the mistreatment left in my head.

I drove two hours to Raleigh for a client meeting and decided to stick around after to work from a…read morelocal coffee shop. My client recommended Hereghty Heavenly Delicious for their pan au chocolate, laptop-friendly space, and great drinks. Unfortunately, they were out of pan au chocolate (a bummer, but not a dealbreaker), so I ordered a sugar-free vanilla matcha with oat milk for $8.21 (tip included). Before ordering, I mentioned to the barista that I was there specifically to work from my laptop. She knew the internet wasn't working but didn't mention it--so I bought my drink, got settled, and then discovered I couldn't connect. When I asked her fi the internet was working she just said, "Nope," like it wasn't a big deal. Definitely not what I wanted to hear after planning to spend the afternoon there. Hoping for a solution, I asked another staff member (maybe the owner?), who told me the WiFi was working fine for them in the back. When I explained it wasn't working for me and what I had tried, she just kind of shrugged. I totally get that they're not tech support, but a little effort to help or at least acknowledge the situation would have been nice. At that point, I packed up and found another coffee shop 20 minutes away that ended up being amazing--great vibe, solid internet, and a menu that had me wishing I had come there first. But then, in true "one of those days" fashion, I realized I left my computer charger at Hereghty (are you kidding me!), so back I went before giving up on staying in Raleigh and heading home. That said, Hereghty does have some good things going for it: A nice selection of pastries A normal café drink and food menu A quiet, cozy atmosphere Plenty of seating inside and out A convenient location with lots of parking Maybe it was just an off day for all of us, but the lack of communication about the WiFi and the indifferent response left me a little disappointed. If you're just popping in for a pastry and a drink, it's probably a nice spot! But if you need WiFi, I'd double-check before settling in.

Easy to find, small interior but there is seating outdoors as well. I was promptly greeted by the…read morefriendly barista. She answered my questions about what people liked to order, then I promptly didn't order any but went with the Elvis (iced) she made it half sweet for me as I'm not big on really sweet drinks. Very friendly atmosphere and great drink. They do have plenty of specialty flavors, so I'll go back to give more a try. They have pastries from bakers dozen if you feel like something to eat with your coffee. Will return!

Notes Coffee House was a little difficult to find at first because the signage isn't very visible…read morefrom the parking lot, but it was well worth the search. I ordered a strawberry lemonade and my husband got the Cherry Bomb (cherry amaretto latte), and both were excellent. They have a creative menu with lots of tempting options, so we'll definitely be back to try more.

We just left this coffee shop, maybe 10 minutes ago and I had to leave a review ASAP…read more First, the aesthetic is so calming. Music not too loud, vibes were so chill. The barista was a vibe because we love a casual chat. Mind you, this is our first time coming here. I ordered the Stacy and he ordered Life's A Peach. We also ordered food, 2 different breakfast sandwiches and from the first bite, you know what I immediately tasted? SEASONING. Let me preface this by we bop around to so many different shops to try food and coffee and this exceeded our expectations. Whoever made the sandwiches seasoned these eggs to perfection and please know that we appreciate it so much. Like foreal. 5 stars. Vibes. Food. Delicious. Seasoned. Round of applause! We will be back!

Cute coffee shop near Crabtree Mall. The location is unassuming in a office complex, however I was…read morepleasantly surprised walking in to see how nicely it was decorated with a large outdoor patio. I got an iced oat milk latte with housemade almond syrup. The quality of the coffee was great with just a slight hint of almond. Some of their syrups are made in house and others are not, so be sure the look at the menu. The Raleigh Coffee Passport brought me here, so I was able to use the discount. However the latte was over $7 full price which was a little steep for the size - but again the quality and taste were great

Super disappointed as we saw the bakery is big but instead inside is really small, we couldn't see…read morethe bakers working, only small area with limited items on limited display counters. We ordered a couple of cookies to try but the taste was just average. Service was nice though! We will dismiss this place and in search for another bakery

I went to a La Farm last week and had such an amazing experience that I wanted to go back. I…read morerealized all La Farm's are not equal. This location was smaller, but the service was still great and the presentation of the bread was pretty. The menu was smaller than the other location and they didn't offer fresh fruit/salad with the breakfast sandwich. Also, the bread was hard. Very disappointed in the quality of the sandwich, I didn't even eat it.