Interested in exploring the newest businesses to open in Raleigh? From a bubble tea spot to a New American eatery, read on for the newest businesses to debut around town.
Cheeni
If you're after coffee and tea, look no further than this new business. The new addition to Central, called Cheeni, is located at 227 Fayetteville St.
Look for the chocolate obsession cake and football bonbons among the offerings here. You'll also find oatmeal craisin cookies and chocolate chip cookies on the menu. Cheeni also offers a baker's dozen special for cookie and bonbon orders.
Cheeni has garnered an enthusiastic response thus far, with a five-star rating out of three reviews on Yelp.
Sree P., who was among the first Yelpers to review the new spot on Dec. 28, wrote, "Cheeni serves sandwiches, small bites, smoothie bowls, [and] cookies, along with various coffees and teas. We loved everything we tried."
Moge Tee
Now open at 2304 Hillsborough St., Suite #100, is Moge Tee, a spot to score bubble tea and more.
Look for the cheese foam strawberry tea among the fruit tea options. You'll also find dirty milk tea options, including the brown sugar bubble milk tea and more. Explore all of the different offerings including super parfaits here.
With 4.5 stars from nine reviews on Yelp, the newcomer is on its way to developing a local fan base.
Yelper Leslie Y. wrote, "This is one of my favorite bubble tea spots in the Triangle. I'm Taiwanese, and I've tried many of the bubble tea places in the area. I am sold on the Taro milk tea here!"
High Horse
Head over to 208 Wolfe St. and you'll find High Horse, a cocktail bar and New American spot, offering desserts and more.
Main dishes here include the North Carolina confit chicken, flat iron steak and more. You'll also have the chance to order North Carolina grilled oysters and grilled octopus. Take a gander at the full menu here.
The new arrival is off to a fast start, with 4.5 stars out of 78 reviews on Yelp.
Yelper Holly K. wrote, "The service was friendly and on point! We started off with the cornbread and hamachi tostada. I'm a sucker for cornbread, and it did not disappoint."
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