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Old 05-01-2007, 08:48 PM
 
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Just moved to the area from NH (wish I had found this forum earlier) I need to bring desert to a dinner party. Looking for someplace that makes good Cheesecakes/ pastry dishes.

I know I can do the Cheesecake factory by I prefer to keep that mass produced frozen and shipped stuff as a last resort. Trying to support the local business.
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Old 05-01-2007, 09:09 PM
 
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Just moved to the area from NH (wish I had found this forum earlier) I need to bring desert to a dinner party. Looking for someplace that makes good Cheesecakes/ pastry dishes.

I know I can do the Cheesecake factory by I prefer to keep that mass produced frozen and shipped stuff as a last resort. Trying to support the local business.
I have used blue moon bakery (http://www.bluemoonbakery.com) in cary (downtown cary) and they are quite good. I have ordered the cakes but also eaten the pastries in the shop...........both are very good.

Hope this helps
Leigh
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Old 05-01-2007, 09:45 PM
 
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I've never had a cake from Blue Moon, but I hear they are wonderful.
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Old 05-01-2007, 09:52 PM
 
Location: Durham, NC
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Just moved to the area from NH (wish I had found this forum earlier) I need to bring desert to a dinner party. Looking for someplace that makes good Cheesecakes/ pastry dishes.

I know I can do the Cheesecake factory by I prefer to keep that mass produced frozen and shipped stuff as a last resort. Trying to support the local business.
Lots of good choices... don't know for 100% sure about cheesecakes, but any of these would be hits at parties for desserts, cakes, baked goods--

Mad Hatters
Guglhupf
Foster's Market
Rue Cler (limited dessert items, but great baked goods)

Not that you could get this take-out, but Magnolia Grill in Durham features a James Beard-award winning pastry chef... mmmm!
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Old 05-01-2007, 09:52 PM
 
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Thanks Leigh, just ordered thier key lime cheescake online
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Old 05-01-2007, 10:01 PM
 
Location: Cary, NC
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Blue Moon is very good for the most part, We ordered our wedding cake from Blue Moon and it was FANTASTIC. We had rave reviews on that cake and I swore I would order everything from there from then on! But I also ordered my daughter's birthday cake from there this year and it was pretty average. No better than a grocery store cake and 3x's the price. I've never had their cheesecake, but I'll happily skip up there tomorrow for a sample if you'd like! It's walking distance from my house and I pass by there every day!
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Old 05-01-2007, 10:26 PM
 
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Blue Moon is very good for the most part, We ordered our wedding cake from Blue Moon and it was FANTASTIC. We had rave reviews on that cake and I swore I would order everything from there from then on! But I also ordered my daughter's birthday cake from there this year and it was pretty average. No better than a grocery store cake and 3x's the price. I've never had their cheesecake, but I'll happily skip up there tomorrow for a sample if you'd like! It's walking distance from my house and I pass by there every day!

That would be great Lamishra, I can still cancel the order if you find it's not up to snuff. I prefer a New York style cheescake that is rich and thick (I hate when shops use water instead of milk as a filler when mixing).
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Old 06-18-2007, 07:22 AM
 
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Alimentari is a short drive for you, right off the 540, on Capital Blvd in Plantation Square. The sign says "DELI", but they have unbelievable desserts. I hear they also cater, and do special cakes by request.

The cannoli's pretty damn great, too.
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Old 06-18-2007, 07:28 AM
 
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Lots of good choices... don't know for 100% sure about cheesecakes, but any of these would be hits at parties for desserts, cakes, baked goods--

Mad Hatters
Guglhupf
Foster's Market
Those were my suggestions as well
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