Crowdsourced Review Behemoths Like Yelp Put Power in the Hands of the Consumer. In an Age of Customer Frustration, Who Really Wins?
If you’re under the impression that people are softening their online reviews because of pandemic-era sympathy for restaurants and their workers, buckle up.
What Happens When a Non-LGBTQ+ Affirming Church-Meets-Coffeeshop Comes to a Particularly Queer Part of Durham?
The Sunday morning after the church clarified its position, a pair of women were seen pouring a thick perimeter of salt around the church storefront.
Making Waves with Cocoa Cinnamon’s Areli Barrera Grodski
“Every contributor that has helped us get to where we are today, cup to crop and crop to cup—they all play a role in this award and should partake in the recognition of it. “
Is the Restaurant-Grocery Here to Stay?
Customers are looking to their local eateries for pantry items.
FINDER: Where to Eat, Drink, Shop, and Play in Lakewood and West Durham
And how to spend 14 hours in Lakewood.
FINDER: Where to Eat, Drink, Shop, and Play on Ninth Street and Around Duke
And how to spend 11 hours near Duke University.
Best of the Triangle 2019: Eat & Drink
Our readers pick the very best spots to wine and dine in the Triangle.
More Cocoa Cinnamon Coverage
2019 Food & Drink Almanac: The 10 Best Coffee Shops in the Triangle
For everything from classic drips to complex lattes, this is where you want to go.
Burial Beer Co. Opens in Transfer Co., Sushi Mon Celebrates Grand Opening, and Durham Celebrates Three Kings’ Day with Second Annual Chocolatada
And more news from this week’s Friday Night Bites, plus our Bite of the Week.
Ashley Christensen Rolls Out Christmas Catering, Living Kitchen Bakes Vegan Holiday Pies, and Local Somms Pop Bubbly
And more news from this week’s Friday Night Bites, plus our Bite of the Week.
The Triangle’s Best Spots to Get Your Caffeine Fix
Need coffee? We’ve got coffee.
At Cocoa Cinnamon, Breaking Bread & Borders Pop-Up Brings New Meaning to Independence Day
Inspired by the injustices happening at our borders, local cook and writer Gabrielle Eitienne has teamed up with Black Joy PopUp and Alerta Migratoria NC for Breaking Bread & Borders, a pop-up dinner with a mission to cultivate a safe, healing space to share stories and find solutions. The event will be held from six…
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