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February 13, 2021 by Ron Wen 2 Comments

Di Fara Pizza Tavern, Cary – An Exceptional Example of Classic NYC Pizza for NC

Front of Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Front of Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com

As a self-proclaimed pizza-holic, I can honestly say I will wait for hours for a good pizza! Whenever I’m visiting a new area, I do a cursory search for the best pizza available and usually make an effort to visit. Based on the Daily Meal’s 101 Best Pizzas in the country list, I’ve managed to visit 10 of the top 30 in the USA, alright! And growing up in the Northeast has honed my appreciation for the wondrous experience of diving into a pie with a divine crust, luscious tomatoes and soft cheese, truly a magical experience. One OG pizza stand-out over the years has been Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn whose owner, Dom, has been known to pull pies straight out of the oven with his bare hands. I was able to visit once and watched him meticulously finish off his pies with careful snips of basil and a thorough drizzle of olive oil. It was a sublime pizza experience in my early days and worth the 2 hour wait.

Kitchen at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Kitchen at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Bar area at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Bar area at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Flash forward to 2019 and it’s announced that there will be a new Di Fara Pizza Tavern opening up in Cary by his nephew. Given the pandemic, development was slowed down and finally the new Di Fara Pizza Tavern soft-opened up in early February of 2021. I was able to stop in for an early dinner to try out their pizza and it met all my pizza-holic expectations! Inside, the space is still pretty sparse given how recently they opened up and to allow for social distancing. Kitchen in front with a large Di Fara logo, a dining room with maybe 10 or 12 tables along with a long bar to the side. There’s also a patio outside for when the weather warms (and dries) up. Thankfully they do have their ABC license and are already serving beer and wine, it looks like they are set up to do cocktails too, but I didn’t try any.

Food menu at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Food menu at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Beer menu (1 of 3) at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Beer menu (1 of 3) at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com

The menu is really basic like most pizzerias: Cheese pizza for $25, house specialty pizza for $29 to $35 and each topping is $2 for custom pies. Pizza is also available by the slice along with a calzone option. But of course for me on my first visit, I do the standard 18″ cheese and expect to bring leftovers home. And it’s an excellent pie with a great crust that snaps a bit. Unlike Neapolitan pies, they bake them pretty crisp here at Di Fara Pizza Tavern which I know some people prefer. The cheese is thick but leaves room for the mellow tomatoes to shine, I’m guessing they use a cheese blend here. And there’s plenty of basil on top for that pungent kick of green, gardeny flavor. Overall I am really pleased with my first visit and this pie. While it may be a bit different than the Brooklyn classic, it’s pretty close and really darn good. A well balanced pizza all around for texture and flavors, cooked perfectly. Service was friendly and prompt at the bar which was a nice surprise. They’ve even got a great craft beer list to wash your za down!

Cheese pie at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Cheese pie at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Close-up of cheese pie at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Close-up of cheese pie at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Crust peek of cheese pie at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Crust peek of cheese pie at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com

While the prices may give you pause, it’s an excellent example of a great pizza for the NC Triangle and has vaulted quickly into my Top 10 list for the area. Di Fara Pizza Tavern uses official “NYC water” for their dough and I’ll look into that claim sometime soon. And I’ll be back to try some of those specialty pies and toppings but will need some friends for that endeavor. But yeah, if you’re a pizza aficionado, make an effort to get down to Cary to try out the new Di Fara Pizza Tavern. Who knows, maybe we’ll see it on that Daily Meal 101 best pizza list sometime soon…

NYC water maker at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
NYC water maker at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Yummy leftovers from Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Yummy leftovers from Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Side patio at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Side patio at Di Fara Pizza Tavern in Cary – nctriangledining.com

 

Di Fara Pizza Tavern

111 E Chatham Street

Cary, NC 27511

919.678.5300

Location on Google maps

Filed Under: Cary, Restaurant & Bar Reviews Tagged With: Pizza

October 25, 2020 by Ron Wen 4 Comments

Photos: Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary for modern Indian eats!

Front of Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary - nctriangledining.com
Front of Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary – nctriangledining.com

I’m a huge fan of Indian food and hate to go to long without eating it but oddly enough, it’s been months since I’ve been to an Indian restaurant. The reason why? I think probably one of the best options for Indian food is oddly enough, Nepali restaurants which do a mix of Indo-Chinese, Nepali and Indian eats. But the recently opened Amber Flavors & Taste is a reminder of what we’re missing when it comes to excellent Indian cuisine. Helmed by Chef Gamer Rawat, I’ve eaten at his restaurants for the past 10 years, he previously owned Mantra in Glenwood South and Aroma in Cary.

Bar area at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary - nctriangledining.com
Bar area at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary – nctriangledining.com
Dining room at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary - nctriangledining.com
Dining room at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary – nctriangledining.com

I stop in for a quick sample of the menu and I can reassure you that Chef Gamer has skills in the kitchen. He’s great at cooking a traditional Indian menu but also provides more Indian-fusion type cuisine which is more sophisticated than what you can typically get in the area. Below you’ll see pics of a pretty amazing tandoori roti which is a LARGE flatbread that is served up crumpled due to its size. The tandoori here is excellent with several types of kebabs and even a grilled scallop dish in curry sauce. And finally, Amber chicken, a baked chicken with a spinach roulade. The space is modern and bright, colors pop out from the wall hangings and seating.  Prices are reasonable with the entree dishes in the $14 to $18 range. Overall I’d love to come back to try more off the menu but it’s a bit out of the way for me in W. Cary. But if you live in the hood, Amber Flavors & Taste is definitely worth seeking out for its refreshed Indian cuisine. They are currently doing dine-in along with take-out, enjoy!

Tandoori roti at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary - nctriangledining.com
Tandoori roti at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary – nctriangledining.com
Appetizer sampler at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary - nctriangledining.com
Appetizer sampler at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary – nctriangledining.com
Amber chicken at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary - nctriangledining.com
Amber chicken at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary – nctriangledining.com
Private room at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary - nctriangledining.com
Private room at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary – nctriangledining.com
Sitting area at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary - nctriangledining.com
Sitting area at Amber Flavors & Taste in W. Cary – nctriangledining.com

 

Amber Flavors and Taste

3607 Davis Drive, Suite 111

Morrisville, NC 27560

919.377.2559

Location on Google maps

Filed Under: Cary Tagged With: Indian Restaurants

September 9, 2019 by Ron Wen

First Take: Shake Shack Waverly Delivers Delicious Beef on a Bun!

Front of Shake Shack in Cary - nctriangledining.com Front of Shake Shack in Cary – nctriangledining.com

If you’re a fan of a great, seared hamburger, you might know a bit about Shake Shack! This national chain of fast-casual restaurants that’s known for its high-quality burgers, fries and shakes has finally made it to the Triangle at Waverly Place in Cary (Opened on August 21st). And yes, the place is popular and the lines are a bit long right now. But I can say that for the most part if you haven’t tried out Shake Shack yet, it’s worth the wait. Here’s why!

Located in a stand-alone jewel box building at Waverly Place, Shake Shack totally sticks out as the centerpiece of this plaza. Brick building with a lot of plate glass windows and wrap-around patio seating, it’s a modern looking space for a restaurant with such a simple menu. In its opening week, there was probably a 30 minute to 1 hour wait to get your food here but the crowds are slowly dying down now.

Shake Shack at Waverly Place in Cary - nctriangledining.com Shake Shack at Waverly Place in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Shake Shack menu in Cary - nctriangledining.com Shake Shack menu in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Shake Shack menu in Cary - nctriangledining.com Shake Shack menu in Cary – nctriangledining.com

The Shake Shack menu is super simple offering up a handful of burgers, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs and fries along with shakes, custards, beer and wine (all under $10). Shake Shack Waverly also offers up some local specials for its shake and concrete flavors. Order at the counter, you’ll be greeted by a friendly Shake Shack employee and handed a black plastic buzzer. Your food will probably take 10 to 20 minutes. While you wait, self-serve your drink, grab some condiments, napkins and find a seat in the dining room! The Shake Shack patio overlooks the main Waverly Place plaza where you can sit back and watch the pedestrian traffic for entertainment!

Condiments area at Shake Shack in Cary - nctriangledining.com Condiments area at Shake Shack in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Dining area at Shake Shack in Cary - nctriangledining.com Dining area at Shake Shack in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Hopefully your buzzer goes off pretty quickly and you can grab your food at the front counter. Shake Shack serves up its food on aluminum trays and in paper containers and baskets, take-out eats are neatly packed together in a paper bag. And I can tell you that getting your food at Shake Shack is pretty exciting given the wonderfully, savory aromas emanating from the building. When you get back to your table with your eats, you’ll immediately notice some nice little touches. Shake Shack uses soft, Martins potato buns for their sandwiches and they are grilled on the insides. All the cheese is very nicely melted over your burger and the lettuce and tomato is sliced perfectly to just cover up your patty and make for easier eating. I recommend going with the double for any burgers, Shake Shack use 1/4 lb. patties of an Angus beef blend. And 100% cage-free chicken for its chicken sandwiches, the quality of ingredients here is obvious.

Double Shack Burger at Shake Shack in Cary - nctriangledining.com Double Shack Burger at Shake Shack in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Tasty double Shack Burger at Shake Shack in Cary - nctriangledining.com Tasty double Shack Burger at Shake Shack in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Just be aware that you can’t customize your burgers, it’s either the standard Shack Burger or Smokehouse Burger to keep things simple and orders flowing. When you bite into a Shake Shack burger, you can taste the tender, well seared beef along with a bit of salt on the edges. The cheese, lettuce and tomato make for great balance and the first burger I tried was cooked a perfect medium well. The beauty of a Shake Shack burger is its simplicity, no need for toppings piled on high.

Double SmokeShack Burger at Shake Shack in Cary - nctriangledining.com Double SmokeShack Burger at Shake Shack in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Chick n Shack sandwich at Shake Shack in Cary - nctriangledining.com Chick n Shack sandwich at Shake Shack in Cary – nctriangledining.com

The SmokeShack burger is your other beef option and it adds in crispy bacon, peppers and savory Shack sauce! While I liked this burger, my 2nd visit resulted in a patty that was a bit over-cooked. If you’re not in the mood for beef, Shake Shack’s Chick n Shack is a wonderful take on the classic Southern chicken sandwich and features a thick, seasoned chicken breast with mayo, shredded lettuce and fresh bread and butter pickles with just enough snap and tang. A great alternative if you’re not up for a hamburger. And yes, those Shake Shack crinkle fries are quite good with crispy edges, perfect for dipping in the condiment of your choice.

Patio at Shake Shack in Cary - nctriangledining.com Patio at Shake Shack in Cary – nctriangledining.com

So while the hype may be really high for Shake Shack, for the most part it meets expectations. The burgers at Shake Shack are top notch, perfectly made and well-constructed. And while the grill concept is super basic, it’s really well executed and delicious. I’ll be back to try more off the Shake Shack menu but call me impressed so far! I hope you will be, too.

 

Shake Shack Cary

Waverly Place

310 Colonades Way

Cary, NC 27518

919.230.9390

Location on Google maps

Filed Under: Cary, Restaurant & Bar Reviews Tagged With: Burgers, Waverly Place Restaurants

June 10, 2019 by Ron Wen

First Take: Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary Delivers Mountainous Flavor

Front of Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Front of Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Over the years of living in the Triangle, I’ve learned that if you really want good, down-home ethnic eats, you’ll find a lot of it in Cary and Morrisville. From Chinese to Indian, Mexican and more, there always seems to be a plethora of good, inexpensive, family-run eateries in these two cities. And one of the more common categories of cuisine you’ll find in Cary is Nepalese! Given its location on the planet, the mix of Indian, Nepali and Indo-Chinese fare makes Nepalese food a favorite in my book. I decided to check out a newer Nepalese spot recently, Everest Nepali Kitchen out in Cary and here’s what YOU can expect!

Dining room at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Dining room at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Inside Everest Nepali Kitchen you’ll find a brightly colored dining room in yellows and maroons. Warm, casual and homey space, it’s definitely low-brow when it comes to decor. Grab one of the booths for maximum space and comfort! The menu at Everest Nepali Kitchen is similar to many of the other Nepalese options you’ll find in the area covering momos, samosas, chili chicken, tikka masala, tandoor meats and more. But Everest Nepali Kitchen has some interesting items that I haven’t seen elsewhere: tandoori wings, chips chili, kashmiri naan (pineapple, cherries) along with chili momos, cool! Over the course of my visits, I’ve had a chance to dive into a bit of the menu to get a taste for what Everest Nepali Kitchen can do.

Onion bhaji at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Onion bhaji at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary – nctriangledining.com
Tandoori wings at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Tandoori wings at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary – nctriangledining.com

For starters, consider the onion bhaji! Strips of tender onion deep-fried, similar to an onion ring. Served with some chutney sauce, the onion bhaji at Everest Nepali Kitchen is tasty and crunchy but my plate was a bit over-fried. Another great option for an appetizer is their tandoori wings. A small order of six plump wings show up bathed in a yellow marinade and showing off some charred bits. The wings are full of garlic and ginger flavor on top of super-tender, fall off the bone chicken that tandoor meats are known for. A thumbs up here from me, tandoori wings can be hard to find on many menus in the area. Everest Nepali Kitchen will also customize the spiciness/heat level of your food on a scale of 1 to 10. I went with the middle (5) for my visits which was perfect.

Chicken korma at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Chicken korma at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary – nctriangledining.com

For the main entrees, I’ve gone with the chicken korma twice!  A large, silver-plated bowl of simmered chicken in a yogurt tomato sauce loaded with raisins and more. Korma is a super, flavorful dish and seems to be nearly as popular as chicken tikka masala of late. I’ve found the entree sauces at Everest Nepali Kitchen to be a bit deeper and stronger then my usual Nepalese favorite, Himalayan Range Nepali. Also the portion sizes at Everest Nepali Kitchen are LARGE. From the entree itself to the biryani rice served on the side, you get a lot of food for the money here. And one of my bigger barometers for Nepalese food is the breads. Everest Nepali Kitchen offers a large assortment of naan, kulcha, poori and more. Their garlic naan was decent but a bit bready and doughy, a good and decent effort but less then top-notch.

Garlic naan at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary - nctriangledining.com
Garlic naan at Everest Nepali Kitchen in Cary – nctriangledining.com

I can say for sure that Everest Nepali Kitchen is doing a great job with its Nepali menu. There’s plenty of great menu choices with solid flavor, large portion sizes and good prices. But I’d still have to put Everest Nepali Kitchen a notch below Himalayan Range Nepali right now. For the sauce based dishes I might give Everest Nepali Kitchen an edge but in other areas of the menu, not so much. In the end, it’s still an excellent choice for Nepali cuisine. And given the competition it really has to be! Can’t wait to try the other Nepali restaurants to compare (Kathmandu Kitchen, Himalyan Nepali) but kudos to Everest Nepali Kitchen for offering a great dining option to those looking for Indian and Chinese flavors in their eats.

 

Everest Nepali Kitchen

212 Grande Heights Drive

Cary, NC 27513

919.378.9390

 

Everest Nepali Kitchen menu

Location on Google maps

Filed Under: Cary, Restaurant & Bar Reviews Tagged With: Indian Restaurants, Nepali Restaurants

April 7, 2019 by Ron Wen

Media: Annelore’s German Bakery, an Authentic Taste of Germany in Cary

Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com

When it comes to bakeries, I try to avoid them to limit my sweets intake but every now and then, it’s a wonderful and special treat. Whether you’re talking about Guglhupf, La Farm Bakery or lucettegrace, I’m always tempted to order the entire counter! And a new bakery that’s been around forever has arrived on the scene for sweets: Annelore’s German Bakery! The name probably sounds familiar to you if you’ve been to local farmers markets. I remember running into Annelore’s at the NC State Farmer’s market many times over the years. They always had a stand next to Bee Blessed Honey and the flower vendors at the front of the farmer’s market. So I was really happy to get an invite to their local media event (Kaffee & Kuchen – Coffee and Cake) to check out Annelore’s new retail space in Cary!

Interior of Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Interior of Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com
Pastry case at Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Pastry case at Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com

Head on over Chatham Street in Cary and you’ll find Annelore’s German Bakery in a new, stand-alone building a couple of blocks down from La Farm Bakery, very cool! Inside I meet up with Annelore’s media contact, Tiffani and bump into some of the other local bloggers and news people attending the event. Even though I haven’t had a chance to visit Germany yet, I can say that Annelore’s interior design is clean and European with a large, curved display area full of bright colors and tempting sweets. There’s also a small cafe area to the side if you’d like to enjoy your coffee and sweets onsite.

For the media preview, we’ve got a beautiful display of Annelore’s baked goodies which spans a wide variety of categories, from sweet cookies and cakes to savory pretzels, breads and a lot more. I sample some of the goodies, love the classic Bee Sting cake layered with cream, honey, almonds and pastry, I remember this treat from the old NC State Farmers Market days! Some jam-filled cookies and Black Forest cake are also excellent, showing high quality ingredients without the overly sweet nature that some pastries might have. I’d describe Annelore’s pastries as your more classic European sweets without being overly complicated. Annelore’s bakes up a mean, butter spritz cookie along with a classic marzipan crescent dipped in chocolate and made of almond flour, chewy perfection!

Beautiful cakes and pastries at Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Beautiful cakes and pastries at Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com

But Annelore’s German Bakery is not a one-trick pony only serving up sweets. Their large Bavarian pretzels are beautifully baked and show off a wonderfully, shiny sheen and the cheese-covered pretzels are as amazing as they sound. A row of bread loaves show off additional baking skills around multi-grain bread, purple wheat bread and more. These bread varieties are certainly different from what you usually see in the area. Ryes, purple wheat loaves and much more! I’m sure if you’re more familiar with German breads then I am, you’ll appreciate the variety turned out at Annelore’s.

Cheese and Bavarian pretzels at Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Cheese and Bavarian pretzels at Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com
Breads at Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Breads at Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com
Norbert and Annelore speaking at Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Norbert and Annelore speaking at Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com

During the media event, owners Annelore and Norbert address the crowd and we learn more about the history of their bakery and construction of the new facility. Tours are given of the industrial kitchen which is super clean and well-organized. It’s also built super eco-friendly with an eye towards minimizing waste and energy usage. While everything inside is super-modern, it’s that old-school talent and human hands on the staff that makes their cakes and pastries so awesome. Annelore’s Bakery is definitely in a position to really increase their production volume and get their baked goods out to a wider audience beyond farmers markets, good for them!

Modern kitchen at Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Modern kitchen at Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com
Working hard at Annelore's Germany Bakery, Cary - nctriangledining.com
Working hard at Annelore’s Germany Bakery, Cary – nctriangledining.com

And at the end of the event, we’re all given goodie bags filled with tasty cookies, pastries, bread and more. It’s really great to see Annelore’s Bakery all growed up! While other businesses may have had more splashy entrances, Annelore’s has been slowly building up their reputation for high quality baked goods with a German flair, customer by customer, year by year. So congratulations, Annelore’s! If you’re in the Cary area it’s certainly worth a visit for their artisanal pastries and breads from Germany. I’m sure that for many, it will be a taste of home…

 

Annelore’s German Bakery

308 W Chatham Street

Cary, NC 27511

919.267.6846

 

Location on Google maps

Filed Under: Cary, Media, Restaurant & Bar Reviews Tagged With: Bakery, German Restaurants

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