It's time to Cary on with my reviews and where better to begin than the Town of Cary.
Now that I've been here a little more, I have to say Chapel Hill is my favourite town in the region by far, and Cary is a wonderful suburb with a lot of cool things to do and a little bit progressive and much friendlier and safe than a lot of parts of North Carolina, but generally speaking it still is a suburb, and it's not very well served by major highways, and while the same could be said about Chapel Hill, there's just more liveliness and flavour to it.
My previous review said:
I think that we should carry on talking about carry for the rest of the day.
Probably my favourite part of the Triangle area. Nice and safe and a good place to hang out, but still with enough diversity to make it worthwhile. Plenty of ethnic restaurants. The best Bubble Tea in Carolina - the Brown Sugar Milk Tea from Quickly. So all in all, I love it.
At night, I can hang out in Harris Teeters and use Wifi if it's not too chilly. Outlets, chairs and all. Cops can be overbearing but I haven't had any serious trouble with them yet. And nearby, try the Pimento BLT at Merritt's and the Backyard BBQ $5 Pulled Pork Platter. Also try Cook Out chains for the Cajun Chicken Sandwich, a burger, and the Fresh Banana shake.
Local food: There is a lot of great food here too, such as Rise and Sunrise (2 biscuit shops), Clyde Cooper's BBQ, and the amazing Cook Out chain, where you should always order Cajun Chicken sandwiches and fresh banana shakes.
If you include Chapel Hill (where Sunrise is, home of the best chicken biscuit in the region), then you get the greatest BLT on earth at Merritt's, and the greatest BBQ in Carolina at Backyard BBQ Pit. Honeydew Bubble Tea at Crema, and especially the Brown Sugar Milk Tea at Quickly in Morrisville. Happy & Hale in Durham for excellent healthy salads. There are some great taco places (like Vaquita) and lots of little holes-in-walls all over the region that you will discover yourself.
Lovely little quaint downtown area, but far from the highways so expect a bit of driving to get in there. read more