Food Blogging Camp

This morning, me and a group of other bloggers went to the restaurant, “Anneloes German Bakery”. I was greeted with a delicate atmosphere with few servers, nice lighting, and a variety of foods in front of me. The main server was a very kind lady who explained what each of the foods originated from and what flavor consisted in each product. I chose a giant pretzel. It had salt crumbs mostly on one side. As I took a bite, I was almost overwhelmed with a salty flavor but the after taste stayed in my mouth for a minute. All of the other options in this bakery were very nice. Another thing to note is that all 13 bloggers got their food almost almost immediately so the customer service was phenomenal. I recommend this bakery for people who want to grab a fast snack.

Me and a group of fellow bloggers took a 10 minute walk to downtown Cary and found La Cara. There was very little people there and we got a table for 13. Our server was a lady and she was pretty nice. She gave us our lemonade pretty quickly and the lemonade was a tad bit strong. Otherwise, after some small talk, the garlic knots came out. They were so nice and fresh and practically dissolved in my mouth. Ten out of ten. Next, three pizzas came out. I had the chaos and the cheese pizza. I loved the fact that the pizzas were so thin and rich in flavor. I recommend this for a family reunion because it brings everyone together.

Me and a group of bloggers from my camp took a short trip to "Kambiosa Cafe". We were greeted and quickly sat down by a nice lady. The menu was vast and everything looked delicious on it! As an appetizer, our table ordered a round of samosas and I got the burger. The burger was decent, nothing too fancy. I would say it was a tad bit dry but the main focus is not on the burgers so I was happy. Also, one of my friends may or may not have spilled sprite on me. It was a core memory. Anyways, this place is recommended for people who are looking for authentic restaurants.