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Just as Cary is outgrowing its sleepy small-town status, the food scene is nothing to yawn at. The Triangle town is rapidly growing, and newer restaurants serving exciting food and experiences are joining mainstays worth the drive from other parts of the Triangle in this list of eight essential Cary restaurants.

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The restaurant inside the Umstead Hotel and Spa is a Forbes five-star restaurant for a reason. This is a special occasion spot for dinner, a four-course prix fixe menu, with an epic wine list (ask the on-site sommelier questions and learn more). The menu takes inspiration from North Carolina, even growing fruits and vegetables at its nearby farm. Each dish is plated with artistic presentation. Other can’t-miss Heron’s experiences: Breakfast outside with a view of the grounds or cocktails in the lounge.

Don’t let the name fool you. This downtown Cary spot serves fresh North Carolina-sourced seafood and seasonal small plates in a dimly lit, bohemian-decorated atmosphere. Don’t miss the gluten-free fried chicken or the bottled dirty martini with house-made brine and blue cheese stuffed olives.

A constant in the heart of downtown Cary’s rapidly growing dining scene, Taipei 101 serves Taiwanese, Sichuan, and Zhejiang fare in a casual atmosphere. The Chinese restaurant is a Cary mainstay, known for its generous portion sizes, scallion beef pancake roll, and soup dumplings.

Master baker Lionel Vatinet’s La Farm is everywhere, including the Raleigh–Durham International Airport and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. But the cafe in Preston Corners offers more than just the delicious, yet ubiquitous, baked goods in a warm cafe setting. The quiche Lorraine is complemented by the house Counter Culture drip coffee or full espresso bar for breakfast. For lunch, sandwiches are served on fresh La Farm bread – the Southwest turkey on ciabatta is a delicious pick.

The restaurant inside the Mayton transformed a few years ago when local developers joined forces to save the boutique hotel from bankruptcy. The investment resulted in a restaurant that would draw diners on its own, but it happens to be adjacent to the new downtown Cary Park, with a covered patio serving the views. The renovation included overhauling the aesthetics, like adding colorful custom wallpaper that ties back to the park. It’s a solid all-day dining option for Southern-inspired favorites like fried green tomatoes and peel-and-eat shrimp with a dynamic modern American menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus a weekend brunch (don’t miss the indulgent smoked salmon scrambled eggs with brie in a pastry shell).

An experimental restaurant from chef Michael Lee’s M Restaurants is situated next to M Sushi in Fenton. The tapas-style menu is served as dishes are ready in a modern, industrial sit-down restaurant setting with a large bar and small outdoor patio available. The Pan-Asian offerings are constantly changing, with fresh takes such as Brussels sprouts with miso tahini sauce, yuzu citrus juice, and a Japanese spice blend or a lobster shumai with shrimp and lobster mousse and dumpling skin served in a citrus beurre blanc sauce.

Dining is an experience at Top Chef alum Katsuji Tanabe’s Mexico City-inspired restaurant with LM Restaurants. Performances include a tequila cocktail on fire or a spray bottle of orange juice for a mimosa. Follow up your cocktail with Tanabe’s grandmother’s cornbread recipe, topped with honey truffle butter, and don’t miss the octopus and chorizo tacos.

Tucked in a brick strip mall is a gem of a seafood restaurant, Try Seafood. Belly up to the fishing boat-themed cash register and order fried shrimp or fish, blackened catfish with veggies, or one of the fried combos for a variety. And don’t skip on the perfectly fried hushpuppies. Regina and Harold Scott’s Try Seafood food truck is still around town, too, but don’t miss the brick-and-mortar experience. The Black- and woman-owned restaurant’s nautical motif and sizzling sound of the next order hitting the hot oil will transport customers to the seafood joints on the coast.

The restaurant inside the Umstead Hotel and Spa is a Forbes five-star restaurant for a reason. This is a special occasion spot for dinner, a four-course prix fixe menu, with an epic wine list (ask the on-site sommelier questions and learn more). The menu takes inspiration from North Carolina, even growing fruits and vegetables at its nearby farm. Each dish is plated with artistic presentation. Other can’t-miss Heron’s experiences: Breakfast outside with a view of the grounds or cocktails in the lounge.

Don’t let the name fool you. This downtown Cary spot serves fresh North Carolina-sourced seafood and seasonal small plates in a dimly lit, bohemian-decorated atmosphere. Don’t miss the gluten-free fried chicken or the bottled dirty martini with house-made brine and blue cheese stuffed olives.

A constant in the heart of downtown Cary’s rapidly growing dining scene, Taipei 101 serves Taiwanese, Sichuan, and Zhejiang fare in a casual atmosphere. The Chinese restaurant is a Cary mainstay, known for its generous portion sizes, scallion beef pancake roll, and soup dumplings.

Master baker Lionel Vatinet’s La Farm is everywhere, including the Raleigh–Durham International Airport and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. But the cafe in Preston Corners offers more than just the delicious, yet ubiquitous, baked goods in a warm cafe setting. The quiche Lorraine is complemented by the house Counter Culture drip coffee or full espresso bar for breakfast. For lunch, sandwiches are served on fresh La Farm bread – the Southwest turkey on ciabatta is a delicious pick.

The restaurant inside the Mayton transformed a few years ago when local developers joined forces to save the boutique hotel from bankruptcy. The investment resulted in a restaurant that would draw diners on its own, but it happens to be adjacent to the new downtown Cary Park, with a covered patio serving the views. The renovation included overhauling the aesthetics, like adding colorful custom wallpaper that ties back to the park. It’s a solid all-day dining option for Southern-inspired favorites like fried green tomatoes and peel-and-eat shrimp with a dynamic modern American menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus a weekend brunch (don’t miss the indulgent smoked salmon scrambled eggs with brie in a pastry shell).

An experimental restaurant from chef Michael Lee’s M Restaurants is situated next to M Sushi in Fenton. The tapas-style menu is served as dishes are ready in a modern, industrial sit-down restaurant setting with a large bar and small outdoor patio available. The Pan-Asian offerings are constantly changing, with fresh takes such as Brussels sprouts with miso tahini sauce, yuzu citrus juice, and a Japanese spice blend or a lobster shumai with shrimp and lobster mousse and dumpling skin served in a citrus beurre blanc sauce.

Dining is an experience at Top Chef alum Katsuji Tanabe’s Mexico City-inspired restaurant with LM Restaurants. Performances include a tequila cocktail on fire or a spray bottle of orange juice for a mimosa. Follow up your cocktail with Tanabe’s grandmother’s cornbread recipe, topped with honey truffle butter, and don’t miss the octopus and chorizo tacos.

Tucked in a brick strip mall is a gem of a seafood restaurant, Try Seafood. Belly up to the fishing boat-themed cash register and order fried shrimp or fish, blackened catfish with veggies, or one of the fried combos for a variety. And don’t skip on the perfectly fried hushpuppies. Regina and Harold Scott’s Try Seafood food truck is still around town, too, but don’t miss the brick-and-mortar experience. The Black- and woman-owned restaurant’s nautical motif and sizzling sound of the next order hitting the hot oil will transport customers to the seafood joints on the coast.

CARY, N.C. (March 13, 2024) – The North Carolina Courage today announces the full roster for the 2024 season. The team has 23 players on the active roster heading into the season opener this Saturday, March 16, at WakeMed Soccer Park, hosting the Houston Dash at 7 p.m. ET.

“We are happy preseason is behind us and the start of our season is here. We are looking to build off of last season and feel we have a roster in place that will do so. It will take time with many new faces and with players still returning from injury, but we are excited about the season that’s upon us. The players in the locker room are in a good place, push each other every day to be better, and are a great group to work with. They are eager to learn and represent the crest in the right way. They have been a joy to work with,” said Courage Head Coach Sean Nahas.

The Courage yesterday announced the signing of all three 2024 NWSL Draft selections in second-rounder Talia Staude, third-round pick Julia Dorsey, and fourth-round selection Landy Mertz.

The club also announced injury replacement contracts for the 2024 season with non-roster invitee defenders Jenna Winebrenner and Maya McCutcheon. The team placed defender Sydney Collins on the 45-day injured reserve following an ankle injury suffered with the Canadian National Team during W Gold Cup preparations.

Four players remain on the 2023 season-ending injury list in midfielders Rikako Kobayashi, Meredith Speck and Clara Schilke (nee Robbins) and forward Kerolin Nicoli. Forward Mille Gejl was loaned to French club Montpellier earlier this offseason. Defender Estelle Johnson is away from the club for maternity leave.

Three active players utilize international spots in Manaka Matsukubo (Japan), Narumi Miura (Japan), and Felicitas Rauch (Germany). Kerolin, Gejl, and Rikako each would require an international spot upon activation.

The Courage roster entering the 2024 season is as follows, broken down by position then listed alphabetically. The numbers represent the total players followed by active players at each position:

Goalkeepers (3/3): Marisa Bova, Hensley Hancuff, Casey Murphy

Defenders (10/7): Malia Berkely, Sydney Collins (IR), Julia Dorsey, Kaleigh Kurtz, Estelle Johnson (ML), Maya McCutcheon, Feli Rauch (INT), Talia Staude (NYR), Ryan Williams, Jenna Winebrenner

Midfielders (11/9): Rikako Kobayashi (SEI 23),Riley Jackson, Manaka Matsukubo (INT, LOAN IN), Landy Mertz, Narumi Miura (INT), Denise O’Sullivan, Brianna Pinto, Victoria Pickett, Clara Schilke (SEI 23), Meredith Speck (SEI 23), Dani Weatherholt

Forwards (7/5): Mille Gejl (OUT),Haley Hopkins, Tyler Lussi, Kerolin Nicoli (SEI 23), Ashley Sanchez, Bianca St-Georges, Olivia Wingate

INT: International Spot

IR: 45-day Injured Reserve

LOAN: Loaned in

ML: Maternity Leave

NYR: Not Yet Rostered

OUT: Loaned out

SEI 23: 2023 Season-Ending Injury list

ABOUT THE NORTH CAROLINA COURAGE

The North Carolina Courage begin their eighth season of competition in 2024 since beginning play in the National Women’s Soccer League (USSF Division I) in 2017. The Courage were formed after Steve Malik purchased the Western New York Flash and relocated the franchise to Cary, North Carolina, and play their home games at WakeMed Soccer Park. The Courage are the winningest club in NWSL history, claiming seven league trophies as three-time NWSL Shield winners (2017, 2018, 2019), two-time NWSL Champions (2018, 2019), and two-time UKG NWSL Challenge Cup champions (2022, 2023). The Courage also won the 2018 ICC Championship. Follow the Courage on the web at www.nccourage.com and on social media @TheNCCourage.

If you’re at all familiar with the state of North Carolina, then you’ve likely heard of the Research Triangle, a colloquial name that refers to the region bound by three cities (all within roughly 35 miles of each other) that are each home to a major research university. There’s North Carolina State University in Raleigh, Duke in Durham, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill. Partly because of the vibrant student and faculty populations—plus the bright alumni who stick around after graduation—these cities have become major cultural hubs for everything from art to music to dining, and they’re continuing to grow each year.

As folks flock to the area, some of that energy has spilled over into neighboring communities, and over the past few years, Cary (once a small suburb of Raleigh) has blossomed into a coveted destination in its own right. Home to dozens of wonderful local restaurants, great shopping, unique stays, and a thriving art and culture scene, Cary is making the case that there has never been a better time to do a little further digging into the state’s famed Research Triangle.

Embrace the Thriving Arts & Culture Scene

This outdoor music venue has welcomed the likes of artists like Chris Stapleton, John Mayer, Darius Rucker, and the Alabama Shakes. Its location surrounded by majestic pine trees alongside Symphony Lake gives every show there that little special something. Visit from November to January to see the famed North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival, where the grounds of the venue are transformed into a glowing wonderland of larger-than-life silk sculpture lanterns.

The Cary Arts Center has had a long history, starting with its former life as a high school created by the town’s founder in the 1870s. Today the multipurpose complex not only holds a 431-seat theater for local theater performances, but it also hosts gallery exhibitions, studio programs, art classes and camps, and concerts.

The former Page-Walker Hotel, a building in the French Second Empire style on the National Register of Historic Places, is a hub for the community. Not only does it house the Cary Heritage Museum on its third floor, where you can take a self-guided tour to learn all about the history of the town, but it also features two outdoor gardens.

Located in the heart of downtown, The Cary Theater was once home to the town’s first indoor movie theater. Since opening in 1946, it’s also been a clothing store, a recording studio, and an auto parts store. Today, it’s returned to its roots as a 175-seat art house theater with a packed calendar of independent film screenings, local film festivals, live music, classic cinema screenings, and comedy performances.

There’s always something special happening in Cary, so time your trip around one of the city’s many festivals. Late April brings the Spring Daze Arts & Craft Festival, where more than 170 local artists come together for a giant market, plus food, drinks, and interactive arts experiences. August brings a larger version of Spring Daze in the form of Lazy Daze, which includes the works of 300 artists from 16 states. Other major events include celebrations for Diwali and Kwanzaa in October and December, respectively, as well as the North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival.

Pick Your Home Away From Home

Set near a pond on beautifully wooded grounds, the Umstead Hotel & Spa is the ideal spot to come home to after a full day exploring the city. Its tranquil setting is accentuated by luxury suites and rooms with gorgeous views of the surrounding forests, a world-class spa complete with outdoor soaking tubs, and excellent dining options. Watch chefs expertly prepare your dinner at Herons, or make a reservation for afternoon tea featuring a live harpist in the lounge.

If you want to stay in the center of the action, reserve a room at The Mayton boutique hotel. The Georgian-style hotel is situated in the center of downtown, so you can visit restaurants, breweries, and shops, then walk home when you’re ready to hit the hay. The inn is beautifully appointed and also features on-site restaurant Peck & Plume.

Eat Delicious Food

Ask anyone where to eat in Cary, and nine times out of 10, they’ll direct you to La Farm Bakery. The European-style café and bakery, owned by Master Baker Lionel Vatinet and his wife Missy, has led the food scene in Cary for almost 25 years. The modern bakery and café (with three locations) utilizes centuries-old baking techniques for the perfect blend of old and new. Grab a fresh fruit tart, cinnamon bun, or almond croissant from the bakery, or sit down for a meal in their café’s expansive courtyard that is often filled for weekend brunch. The Quiche Lorraine or Croque Madam both give the perfect French boulangerie experience.

Asheville is famous for its craft beer scene, but it’s not the only North Carolina city that cranks out great brews. If you’ve got a hankering for a cold IPA or fruity sour, head to Bond Brothers Beer Co. or Fortnight Brewing Company. Order a flight and rank your favorites.

When supper time rolls around, head to neighborhood restaurant Hank’s Downtown Dive where you can expect creative, flavorful, chef-driven eats and a well-stocked bar. The menu changes seasonally, but expect fresh small plates like mango salad with avocado, muscadine, chili crisp, and peanuts or shishito peppers with trout roe, sorghum vinaigrette, and hazelnut. The gluten-free fried chicken with ancho chili-garlic-honey glaze is also a standout.

Give your day a sunny start by treating yourself to a bagel from Big Dom’s. The popular breakfast spot makes Montreal-style bagels, which means they’re similar to a classic New York-style boiled bagels, only crisper and with a slightly sweet bite thanks to being poached in brown sugar water. Order a stacked-high breakfast sandwich, and grab a specialty cake B’donut for good measure.

The super-premium, small-batch ice cream at Andia’s is 100 percent something to write home about. The Xouris family’s ice cream shops (two in Cary and a third in Raleigh) are doing something truly special with ultra-creamy ice cream in a multitude of creative flavors. Their signature baklava flavor features giant chunks of the traditional Greek dessert. Other standouts include ube, peanut butter fudge, and rose pistachio. Each month, the shops rolls out six limited-time seasonal flavors, so there’s always something new to obsess over.

Explore More of the City

If you’ve got sports fans on your trip, or maybe you just want to spend your day like a local, head to WakeMed Soccer Park to catch North Carolina FC or NC Courage in action. Both the men's USL and women's NWSL teams play from March through October, so there are plenty of opportunities to root for the (home away from) home team.

New things are popping up in Cary every day, and one of the latest is Fenton, a mixed-use development that’s a one-stop shop for everything from dining and drinking to entertainment and shopping. Expect live music programming in the summer and an ice-skating rink in the winter. Year-round options include a rooftop bar, movie theater, bull-riding bar, and a sports bar stocked with ping pong tables, air hockey, skeeball, and a golf simulator.

Speaking of new attractions, the long-awaited Downtown Cary Park is set to officially open with a big party in mid-November. The 7-acre park, which has been in the works for more than two decades, features several public art installations, Academy Pavilion (where you’ll find a market, restrooms, and an event space), a dog park, a performance pavilion, a botanical garden, a giant playground and splashpad, and a striking elevated walkway that sits at eye-level with the tree canopy.

Prepare Your Pack For Outdoor Adventure

Find three miles of family friendly nature trails at Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve. In addition to seeing the namesake Eastern Hemlock trees, this is also a great place to spot birds and other wildlife, as well as take in scenic views from several overlook points. Don’t forget to stop into the Stevens Nature Center to get some background on the Piedmont region through exhibits focused on both its history and natural environment.

One of Cary’s most frequented gathering places, Bond Park offers so much to do that you could easily while away an afternoon—or much longer—there. Take a leisurely stroll around Bond Lake, or head to the boathouse to rent a kayak, canoe, or pedal boat. Inside, you’ll also find refreshments, cane poles, and bait so you can set up for a day of fishing. Other park amenities include a ropes course, playground, amphitheater, baseball fields, and several trails.

The Top Home Insurance Companies in North Carolina

Based on our in-depth research, here are the top providers of homeowners insurance in North Carolina:

According to 2023 homeowners insurance data from Quadrant Information Services, the average cost of homeowners insurance in North Carolina is $3,528.00, which is higher than the national average of $2,511.25.

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What Factors Affect Home Insurance Rates in North Carolina?

Your location significantly affects home insurance rates in North Carolina, especially considering the state is at risk of natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, hurricanes and other types of storms. We explain other factors insurance providers consider when determining your rates below.

Average Cost of Homeowners Insurance in North Carolina

The average cost of homeowners insurance in North Carolina is $3,528.00 which is higher than the national average of $2,511.25 according to our analysis of homeowners insurance premiums using data provided by Quadrant Information Services. The annual cost of homeowners insurance can vary greatly based on your specific location which can cause your home to be more or less susceptible to risk. Use the charts below to determine the average cost in your specific area before getting quotes from multiple providers.

How To Save Money on Home Insurance in North Carolina

There are several ways to save money on home insurance in North Carolina, such as qualifying for discounts, comparing rates, maintaining a good credit score and adjusting your deductible.

You can see if you qualify for the following discounts, which most insurance providers offer.

Your deductible is the amount you pay before your insurance coverage kicks in. You will pay lower premiums if you choose a policy with a higher deductible. However, doing so will increase your out-of-pocket expenses if you file a claim. It’s important to assess your current situation and select a deductible within your budget in case of a claim.

We recommend you compare quotes from several insurers before making a final decision — doing so can help you explore your available coverage options. It can also result in significant savings since every insurer will evaluate your application differently and give you a quote based on individual criteria.

Your credit history is an essential factor in determining home insurance rates, as it helps an insurer analyze the likelihood of you filing a claim. Insurance companies usually charge individuals with lower credit scores higher rates and vice versa. However, you can build your credit history to improve your score and potentially receive a better home insurance rate.

Tips for Insuring a Coastal Home

Living on the coast exposes homeowners to natural beauty, but also the potential for natural disasters. Coastal homes, or homes near the coast or major bodies of water, are subjected to more risk from hurricanes, named storms, flooding, erosion and other natural disasters than inland homes. This heightened risk means coastal homes are more expensive to insure and can require certain additional coverage.

Coastal insurance is home insurance for coastal properties. It is pricier, more comprehensive, and less common than traditional home insurance. It is specially designed to protect you from the severe weather risks faced by living in a coastal home. You may also need two other insurance policies, flood insurance and windstorm insurance, to ensure the full protection of your coastal home.

Coastal insurance coverage differs from traditional home insurance in a few ways, including the way in which an insurance company reimburses you for damage. Learn more about the differences in the chart below:

Finding coastal home insurance may be difficult. Traditional home insurance providers tend not to offer coastal home insurance. To find a policy that suits your needs, consider the following:

Hurricane and Flood Insurance Coverage in North Carolina

Although flood insurance is typically not included in standard home insurance policies, damage from hurricanes, windstorms and hailstorms usually falls under a separate deductible. This means if your house or property is damaged after a hurricane, you can file a claim and pay the associated deductible rather than the standard all-peril deductible on your policy. You can expect to choose a wind and hail deductible amount between 2% and 6% of the total dwelling coverage limit on the policy.

Coverage for flood-related damages may be offered as an add-on for your policy. Flood insurance endorsements sold through your provider are likely written by the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which is an organization managed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Not only does the NFIP offer comprehensive coverage to policyholders who live in flood zones and anywhere in the state, but the program also has a website that includes valuable resources and information to keep North Carolina residents educated and aware.

However, according to the North Carolina Department of Insurance (NCDOI), NFIP policies are not offered in every area. After a study in June 2020, the department found that there are 28 communities throughout the state that do not participate in the program. Although, there may be flood insurance policies offered by private companies in those areas. Check with your insurance agent to see what may be available in your ZIP Code, or reach out to the NFIP to purchase a policy directly.

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