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.

This spot has a great indoor and outdoor space, and it's dog friendly, which is always a plus. The…read morefood was delicious. I absolutely loved the fish sandwich. It was grilled perfectly, and the fries were crispy and well seasoned. The coffee was made with freshly ground beans, and if you're a coffee connoisseur, this is definitely your spot. They also have a fresh bakery with so many options to choose from. My least favorite part of brunch was the soup. It could have used a little more salt and maybe some fresh herbs on top. It was served with a cold slice of sour dough bread , and I think grilling the bread would have made the dish much better.

The lady with her left hand with henna helped us and she was helpful and they all worked pretty…read morequickly for being so busy. They did forget my hotdog at first but I still got it after going back. The pretzel hotdogs were delicious and I also got a salted pretzel and a strawberry lemonade. Strawberry lemonade seems super sweet though I enjoyed it. Ambiance: It feels like a little grab and go but there are plenty of seats. It's mall food so not sure what people are expecting but my expectations were pretty low to begin with. I've been many times and what's available and fresh is super dependent on how fast it's made. We got lucky that 2 pepperoni pretzels came out right as we walked up to order two. Then they were out again.

Usually my go to spot at any mall and I've never had a bad experience till now. These were denser…read morethan usually and under cooked. Most of the pretzels were stuck together and raw/doughy when bitten and pulled apart. Poor quality control cause I'll usually eat the whole cup. These were tossed in the trash. I'm only bringing this next part up because the pretzels sucked so bad. The woman taking my order was talking to a friend the whole time, mask pulled under her chin, talking all over my food. Don't care about all that because I'm not wearing one or worried about that but it stuck out more given the quality of the food. Next time I'm at this location I'll ask for a sample 1st

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 !!!

Here again to remind everyone how delicious bull city burgers is…read more Recently moved to NC and had to bring my partner here to try it out safe to say he won't shut up about how good the beers and burgers are here Brewed in house beers can't go wrong with the Bull city IPA Any burger you choose will have you smiling ear to ear just DONT SKIP on the duck frites absolutely HAVE to get them

I've been hearing about this Bull City Burger spot for over two months, (noted for their tasty…read moregrass-fed beef) and in watching the reviews -- I figured that the experience should be very pleasant; to the eyes and the palate. I was hoping I would not be disappointed. Downtown Durham on Parrish Street I do believe. I went there midday and there was a sparse lunch crowd already seated when I arrived. The warmly lit space presents nice aesthetic as you walk into the restaurant. A very chill and comfortable atmosphere. I love the bar and the mirrored wall nestled behind it. The spot is pretty laidback and very clean, but has a bit of a rustic nuance to it as well. I like that. The serving staff were extremely nice and helpful towards advising me in making my selection -- with me being a first-timer and all. I kept it simple...I chose the Classic Burger (pink) with pepper jack cheese, bacon marmalade, and as a side, I had to go with the Dirty Fries -- 'cause that's how I roll y'all. About the food: I have to say, the burger was staunchly built and crafted with artistry. Nice and tall with a seriously tasty bun encapsulating everything. Perfectly well-seasoned meat and the first bite was simply delightful. I noticed as I got towards the center of the meat, it was bit less juicy than the surrounding parts of the burger, but nevertheless still tasty. My Dirty Fries were delicious In the end; the experience as a whole was quite delightful and I would definitely like to go there again -- perhaps try a different burger to expand upon my experience with this place. Gotta try out That Bar y'all! I do recommend it for those who haven't had a chance to go by there to check it out.

Had a quick couple beverages at Clouds Brewing. I'd call it a cool, bright sports bar with a lot of…read moreTVs to catch games, some arcade-type games and what I'd call pub grub. The service was friendly on a somewhat slower mid-afternoon. The mushroom appetizers were amazingly good: made fresh in the kitchen, you could tell. I'd put this on the list if you're looking to catch some sports on TV with your friends - a good spot.

We popped in for a drink while strolling the Brightleaf area. The staff were attentive and…read morefriendly, the place was super clean with a cool vibe. There are some arcade games and TVs. We didn't try the food today but I'm hoping to update this soon when we go back.

Stopped in while visiting from Houston. Didn't get to enjoy the brews due to work hours. However…read moreeverything else I tried was tasty. We started off with a flight of grandmas eggs which allows you to choose three different ones. My personal favorite was the Buffalo chicken which makes me want that was an appetizer next time I'm in town. The chimcherri one was okay. And not fully sure the other but it was decent. I had the Bad Henny with potato salad. Everything was tasty. My only complaint would be the bread kept sliding off. But that potato was one my favorites ever. So tasty. The rootbeer which they make was a great nonalcoholic taste. Overall seemed like a chill spot with good services. Very friendly folks. Nice spot inside and out. I look forward to trying a pizza next.

We stopped by on a Sunday for lunch. They had a brunch menu as well as their regular menu. We…read moreopted for lunch since it was after 12. All the wait staff was super friendly and helpful. Some of the best we have encountered in a while. I had the Apple and goat cheese salad (added grilled chicken) and hubby had the Italian stallion sandwich. We both had a beer that was on tap. Beers were reasonably priced and they were delicious. Food was also good. We will be back to try the pizza. So glad we found this local brewery. Give them a try - you will be glad you did.

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.