The gentleman working at The Pretzel Twister today provided the best customer service I have…read morereceived I a long time. Kudos for a great product too (pretzel bites). Service with a smile, and a genuine customer friendly approach.

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 !!!

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!

Meh. I could've swore that their food used to be good. Not anymore, unless I picked the only 4…read moreterrible items on the list. I had macaroons a few weeks ago, and remember them being good. These were the only items in their selection that had a price, $4, so I got two togo. The lemon bars and blueberry bars looked delicious, so I got two each for after dinner. We got 50 little neck clams, and needed some bread. Their sourdough looked good, so I got a loaf. The sourdough that we bought was literally the most dense bread I have ever eaten. Even soaking it in clam broth did not help. Tried an un-soaked piece, and it was like eating tough jerky. The dogs didn't even want it. After dinner I cut one each of the pastries in quarters to share. The lemon had a very slight taste of lemon (very very slight), and although the blueberry appears to be packed with fruit, it only tasted like soggy dough. (See pic). My last shot was the macaroon. I gave one to my daughter to split with me. She barely split it. The filling was like the mixed it with marshmallows. It stretched while the cookie crushed, and also did not taste good at all. I would like to think they got a new pastry chef that is learning, but sorry, at 42 bucks for that amount of food that was all bad, I'm not going to be another guinea pig. Oh, no one wanted the other lemon or blueberry bar, so sadly I threw them out.

Before the shop closed tonight, I stopped at the Auntie Anne's in Crabtree and luckily scored the…read morelast Original Pretzel left in the food warmer/display case. Lost in a sea of unwanted Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels, that one Original was calling my name. And with that Hot Salsa Cheese Dip? It was so tasty and was the perfect comfort snack. Fast and friendly service from the staff there tonight, too. The woman who rang me up was cool. This is a good Auntie Anne's!

Auntie Anne's is consistently good on taste I tried the watermelon frozen lemonade, which was…read morepretty good. Once you got past the color ( it wasn't pink like I expected it to be). I always stop at this location when I'm at Crabtree Valley Mall.

The line is always long and it moves relatively quickly. Love sitting outside. Great ambiance. This…read moreplace runs like a well-oiled machine. This was my third time there. I always want the fish sandwich but they don't have the fish I want (picky! ). My son got the chicken sandwich which was really great. The bun was so fresh. My FIL got the Benedict. It was huge. Fruit cups all around. Huge chunks of pineapple. My son and I got the lemonade spritz. It was too sweet me but my son enjoyed both of ours.

Still giving Guglhupf four stars mainly for the relaxing vibe and beautiful atmosphere with all the…read moreplants, but lowering the bakery stars to a 3.7 for the quality and price. I still love the fruit tart - good texture and mix of sweet and slightly tart. The macaron and elephant ear was pretty good. The macaron had good flavor and texture. Elephant ears tasted good, though I would've preferred more layers and more of a crisp. Lemon poppy danish was the standard danish. I sadly wasn't as impressed by the cream puff and eclair dough. I know they make their pastries fresh every day but on a busy Saturday at 10:30 am, the eclair dough didn't taste fresh and was not as light and airy as I hoped. Cream puff was ok. The dough was also meh. BUT the focaccia was amazing!! It was on-sale day old bread but had great flavor and was soft on the inside and slightly crispy in the outside. All in all, for what's in the area and restaurant's atmosphere, it's still worth the trip.

Her potato pancakes are unbelievably good, as well as her Schnitzel and Currywurst. Her Jaeger…read moresauce was velvety and packed with flavor.. I've spent a good deal of time in Berlin and I can say that her flavors are authentic. Highly recommend! The truck was outside of Roshambo, which was perfect since you can wash your schnitzel down with Bitburger(s). Prost!

Absolutely love this restaurant, from the customer service, the friendly list of the staff, the…read moreportion sizes, the atmosphere. The restaurant is a solid 9 out of 10. I would give a 10 out of 10 however I never do that because we can improve somehow however this place is fantastic.

Asher was great. Attentive and knowledgeable about the unique menu. We will be going back just for…read moredessert!

Stopped by Wye Hill Kitchen & Brewing for Saturday brunch and it was such a good decision. This…read morespot has the perfect laid-back vibe for a weekend meal, plus an unbeatable view of downtown Raleigh, seriously, if the weather's nice, try to sit on the patio! We had a 70 degree surprise January day while we were there, so we did just that. We started our brunch with a couple of drinks: a bloody mary and an iced coffee. The bloody mary had a nice kick. Just the right amount of spice without going overboard. The iced coffee was smooth, not bitter at all, and honestly a great pairing if you're not in the mood for booze. To start, we shared the Dill Pickle Pimento Cheese with ripple-cut fries. I'm a sucker for pimento cheese and this one was outstanding. The dill relish gave it a tangy, fresh twist that worked so well with the creamy cheese. Scoop it up with those crispy ripple fries and you're golden. It's a shareable appetizer, but honestly, I'd come back just for that. For my lunch, I had the Chicken Caesar Pita. This isn't your average Caesar wrap. It was tasty, I wasn't expecting the chicken to be pulled, but it was pull juicy, marinated chicken, tons of Tuscan kale for a hearty bite, and generous shavings of parmesan. The charred Caesar dressing brought it all together with that smoky, savory flavor. The pita bread held everything nicely without getting soggy, and the portion was just right: filling, but not overwhelming. Service was super friendly and paced perfectly, not rushed, but never left waiting. Menu options looked creative and inclusive, with plenty for vegetarians and craft beer lovers, too. We had a great experience and I'll definitely be recommending it to friends who are going to Raleigh!

Always delicious! Not fast food and made when you order -…read moreso always fresh! Service is always superior!

Really enjoyed our visit and the food was really great. Had the sampler dish and liked it so much…read morethat we ordered more things to take home.

Came here recently for some beer and karaoke, and we had a good time!…read more I was happy to see that there was a pretty large, dedicated lot for the brewery, so it was easy to find parking. We started the night off by grabbing a couple of drinks, and they actually just recently starting serving cocktails, which was a big plus for my wife. Of course, they also had a bunch of different beers on draft, which was more my speed. After getting our drinks, we wandered into the next room and were delighted to see a ping pong table waiting for us :) They also had cornhole and a big TV showing the Hurricanes game. There wasn't a huge crowd for the karaoke, but the host was cool and the song selection was pretty large. I was also happy that the karaoke started at an earlier hour (7 PM) than most places. Starting karaoke at 10 PM is kind of brutal when you have kids :) One random aside is that the water fountain near the bathrooms was extremely powerful, so it was honestly a little hard to use. That sounds kind of ridiculous, but it was seriously firing halfway across the room. Overall, we'd definitely come back!

Great place to go for a beer great amount of places to sit and enjoy one of there beers. I got two…read morebeers one was a hazy and another was regular. Both were very good hoppy but not too bitter. The hazy had nice citrus flavor. Service was very good and friendly.

I love soft pretzels but I will NOT be coming back. This is the second time I have patronized this…read morelocation and both times the service was atrocious and the pretzels were subpar. The staff needs to attend a class on how to interact with customers.

From the owner: Auntie Anne's in Fayetteville serves fresh, hot, handmade pretzels every day. Enjoy classic…read morepretzels, cinnamon sugar pretzels, pretzel nuggets, pretzel dogs, dips, and refreshing lemonade. Perfect for families, kids, and snack lovers of all ages, Auntie Anne's is a go-to stop for sweet and savory snacks. Order in-store, for takeout, delivery, or catering for parties, events, and meetings. Whether you're grabbing a quick snack or treating the whole family, Auntie Anne's delivers warm, craveable flavor in Fayetteville.