I took a ride on Saturday to the farm because I was late to the Fuquay Farmers Market and they were…read moreout of strawberries there. The ride took me back to how the area was 20 yrs ago. The strawberries are great and they may only be available another week or two. The have ice cream that I think they make themselves so if you want to bring some home, bring a cooler.

While driving through Angier, I stopped here for a watermelon. The produce look so good I decided…read moreon butternut squash, zucchini, summer squash, and a seeded watermelon ($12 each, $9 for seedless). The lady working the stand was so sweet and helpful. She answered my questions and we had a pleasant discussion about work. It was pricier than I hoped, but comparable to other farm stands in the area. I recommend stopping by this stand if you are in the area and seeking fresh local produce!

Cute little wine shop with a small outdoor patio. I've been here for an event and came back just…read moreweeks later to enjoy it for myself! They have a large selection of wine both glass and bottle and also cocktails. You can create your own charcuterie, which was so fun! It did however take a very long time for the charcuterie to come out but they had told us up front that there were a couple boards before ours.

This is a cute wine shop. My friend and I stopped in to enjoy a few glasses of wine and had a fun…read moretime. We browsed the selection of wine to take home and thought that it was good. If you are in DTR check out The Raleigh Wine Shop.

We continue to enjoy CRUDE bitters and also now enjoyed their in-house classes…read more The owners are helpful and knowledgeable when it comes to choosing a product for your bar and kitchen. We recently took the class on mocktails and it is great. Intimate, informative, fun. Price was about $20 and you can use a portion of that fee as a store credit : ) You also have recipes to use at home : 0 Great value for money and it was fun to do with our friends !! Their website is also a good resource for cocktail/mocktail recipes /: -)

We absolutely loved visiting the Bittery! The owners really know their bitters and helped us select…read morethe best concoctions to up our cocktail game. Who knew different bitters could make your drink so much better. The Fig and Orange and the Hibiscus, Lavender, and Oak by Crude Bitters are amazing in our favorite Manhattan drinks. Can't miss the cute pink building. Looking forward to taking a cocktail class.

Excellent home grown vegetables. Best tomato's ever! Always helpful. Good selection. Prices are…read moregood considering that's it's fresh produce.

Very informative and caring gentleman. I was happy to see a large variety of native plants.read more

The gentleman who helped the last reviewer may have been helpful, but the lady who manned the space…read morewhen we were there was just plain mean. Won't grace their space ever again.

A great spot for trying a variety of wines. You can get a card and use it to pay at automated…read morepouring stations. Each wine has a different price for tasting $2+. It's not a cheap option, but certainly a good way to spend an afternoon. There is some outdoor seating as well, if the weather is nice. The variety of wines is moderate, but they do have some interesting, non-mainstream options.

I thoroughly enjoyed a spot. They are reasonably priced…read more Everything is categorized so it's easy to find things. 2 days a week they have wine tastings, it looks like it's Tuesdays and Saturdays for now. So make sure you get there when you can. When you do the wine tastings you get to sit down (a very very small bar) and the bartender tells you all bout the wines. I had better conversations with the other patrons though! We had a good time! They have wine and cheese to go along with it so you can shop for that too. Super nice and super friendly, got greeted immediately and asked what could we do to help you, I thought that was really nice. Customer service, top tier. Along with the cheese app charcuterie and other type of meats. Not a grand section but enough. The have everything you need to be paired with the wine. They also have a bunch of beer in a front of the store so you can do beer if you don't feel like going wine. There are a few coolers, so you have options. They have people that are very knowledgeable and they told history on the different types of lines that really match what goes on on the walls because they have maps of different areas of wine regions on the walls. It's really educational too. If I lived in the area, this could be my go to for wine!

What a deal!!! Order your share of fresh produce for $18. Drive up, sort through your heavy box…read more(25lbs) of produce. Keep what you can use and donate the rest back. Bring your own bags and recycle the box. Subscribe for weekly or bi-weekly pickups to guarantee your share or order by the week. No delivery. It's a safe option for local fresh produce at a great value. You can feel good about donating what you can't use. Donations go to out of work restaurant employees. Show some love and eat healthy!!! Get creative with the dozen fruits and veggies included in your share. I am excited and in awe of what you get for the price. You must preorder and pay in advance. Easy in and out for pick up during the hours of 3pm-8pm on Wednesday and Thursday only. Support your local farmers! I can't say enough great things about this nonprofit! Now that I've secured my weekly share, I can share on Yelp. If I ever get to go out of town on vacation--just donating my share that week. No cancelling/changing up week to week.

I visited this place a few weeks ago during a random trip to Raleigh and the food did not…read moredisappoint! I ordered passion fruit juice and it took me to my childhood, when my mom would make fresh, pure juice, no sugar added! The food portions were perfect for the price, I even had enough to take home for my dinner. The ceviche leche de trigre was also on point, very similar to what I have tried in my trips to Peru. Now, the location almost made me turn around. There was glass and trash on the streets and it didn't seem like a safe place. Luckily, management informed us that they are going to move due to this. Hopefully they will continue having great food, good ambiance, and a better location.

I hope you like to read because ai have a lot to say about Gustitos! So a friend of mine told me…read moreabout this new Peruvian restaurant in the area so I definitely had to try it ! I came with my family ( 4 of us ) this weekend. First of all the location and the parking lot area are not appealing at all, looks a bit sketchy from the outside. On the inside it is clean but it is a bit confusing, it seems that there is a Peruvian restaurant during the day and a separate business as a Dominican club at night so there are different signs on the outside and the vibe inside is a bit off. So we could probably say that the location is a hole in the wall. Anyhow, sometimes you hear that the best food is served in a hole in the wall, we'll that is true here!!! I have to say that they probably have the best Peruvian food in the area!!! The Mostrito Parrillero has everything you could expect ( anticucho, pancita, corazón de pollo, molleja, chicken, potatoes and a great sauce ). Texture and flavor is the best I've had in a long time. Then I ordered the Trio ( 3 dishes in one). The ceviche was well prepared, the fish chicharrón with the "acebichado" sauce was delicious, sadly the Chaufa was not so good in my opinion, I could find better.The fettuccini a la huancaina was also tasty and well prepared. The Lomo Saltado that came with it was very good, the onions and tomatoes where perfectly cooked, onions were cooked but still crunchy. Sauce was great, not too salty as you find in other places, just right. The meat was just ok in my opinion, meat would be a bit softer ( lomo should be a softer cut ). Then I got drinks, the passion fruit juice was delicious, the chicha was just ok, needed some lemon and it was not cold. Service was overall good. They kept refilling our complimentary "cancha" appetizer and giving us "leche de tigre " to taste. A couple of things I didn't like is that they don't offer drinks by pitcher only by the glass and at $5 each adds up pretty fast so they should offer that as an option. Also something that I didn't like is that they automatically charge you a 15% gratuity no matter how big is your party. I don't agree with that because tips should be dictated by the service and not an automatic add on. Where is their incentive to improve the service ?! My in-laws went the same day and they also complained about that. When it comes to pricing I believe it was a bit expensive. Even though the food is very good you are being charged same as in restaurants that are located in a nice area and have amazing service. I don't think the prices match the overall experience. Too bad we didn't have any room for desserts, I definitely want to try their picarones which according to them are made from scratch so yes I will definitely be back. I may probably just order food to go next time though as I didn't enjoy the location and I don't agree with their tipping policy. Finally, I was told by a friend that their "alfajores " were not good, kinda like the hard ones that you find at Alpaca and not the soft and crumbly ones you can get in Peru. Maybe they need to find a different supplier for those. Anyhow I am definitely coming back and look forward to try all the other dishes they have !!!