Ready to get to know the newest restaurant and retail additions to Durham? From a tea house to a book store, read on for the newest hot spots to make their debut near you.
Jeddah’s Tea
Now open at 123 Market St., Suite A, is Jeddah’s Tea, a tea room, offering desserts, coffee and tea and more.
Per Yelp, this establishment features locally sourced ingredients. Other business highlights include a hipster vibe. This spot is also eco-friendly and vegan-friendly.
So far, Jeddah's Tea has been well-received: it's got a five-star rating out of seven reviews on Yelp.
Yelper Sree P. wrote, "It was a hot afternoon so the hibiscus iced tea was just what I needed. Located in the heart of Downtown Durham, Jeddah's Tea brings an exclusive tea experience to the Durham drink scene."
Phomazing
Head over to 2945 S. Miami Blvd., Suite #102, and you'll find Phomazing, a new Vietnamese spot.
This spot specializes in pho soup. Proteins include chicken, brisket, beef meatballs and more. Spring rolls and fried shrimp rolls are among the appetizers here. Take a gander at the menu here.
With three stars from five reviews on Yelp, the newcomer has received mixed reviews from patrons but its still early days.
Yelper Jen M. wrote, "I ordered the grilled pork bun and a Thai iced tea with boba tonight and I'm so glad I did! The pork was sliced thin and caramelized beautifully and the carrots, onions and peanuts added texture to the dish."
Golden Fig Books
Now open at 2706 Durham Chapel Hill Blvd. is Golden Fig Books, a bookstore and used bookstore.
Have books that you need to sell? This spot has you covered. It specializes in literary fiction, graphic novels, sci-fi/fantasy and more. Click here to learn more about all of the offerings at Golden Fig Books.
With five stars from three reviews on Yelp, the new arrival is receiving positive attention.
Yelper Kelly T. wrote, "I dare you to browse Golden Fig's gorgeous shelves and not be enticed. The selection of used books is excellent and most of the books themselves are in impossibly fabulous condition."
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