This former Raleigh suburb has become a destination for foodies, adventurers, and arts lovers.
Read on for the best things to do when visiting.
Its location surrounded by majestic pine trees alongside Symphony Lake gives every show there that little special something.
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It’s also a good place to catch the North Carolina Symphony, which performs there throughout the summer.
The Quiche Lorraine or Croque Madam both give the perfect French boulangerie experience.
Order a flight and rank your favorites.
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The gluten-free fried chicken with ancho chili-garlic-honey glaze is also a standout.
Every meal starts with complimentary hot tea.
You’ll also find favorites like enchiladas, tortas, and fajitas.
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Order a stacked-high breakfast sandwich, and grab a specialty cake Bdonut for good measure.
Their signature baklava flavor features giant chunks of the traditional Greek dessert.
Other standouts include ube, peanut butter fudge, and rose pistachio.
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Expect live music programming in the summer and an ice-skating rink in the winter.
Other park amenities include a ropes course, playground, amphitheater, baseball fields, and several trails.
The inn is beautifully appointed and also features on-site restaurant Peck & Plume.
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themayton.com;301 South Academy Street, Cary, NC 27511; 919-670-5000
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