After having such an amazing breakfast bagel from Sunrise Bagel Co. on Thursday, we decided to return on Friday, which was a mistake. When we returned home, my 5-year-old started to eat his bagel (french toast with strawberry cream cheese) only to push it aside and say that it wasn’t good.
My husband and I rarely have the opportunity to go out on a date with one another and when we do go out as a family of four, we usually stick to the places that we know have good food and quick service. So when my mother-in-law offered to babysit for us one evening, my husband knew of the perfect place to visit – Side Street Pour House.
Thursday morning, we awoke hungry and I knew of the perfect spot for all of us. Next to Daybreak Donuts was a lovely little bagel shop that I had been wanting to try, Sunrise Bagels. So while my mom and the boys went to get donuts, I ordered myself a bagel.
There’s nothing quite like the taste of fresh, locally grown produce straight from your local farmer’s market. Not only is it often more flavorful than the options available at grocery stores, but supporting your community’s farmers can help sustain their livelihoods and the environment. But with so many vendors and options, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. That’s why we’ve compiled our top five tips for shopping and supporting your local farmer’s market, so you can get the freshest picks and make the most out of your shopping experience.
The boys woke up excited on Wednesday for many reasons – the biggest of which was that their grandba, my mother, would be coming down to Surf City to join us. Since she wouldn’t arrive until later that day, I decided that we could go on a little adventure to a farmer’s market.