Coffee & Treats in Matthews
Cafecinno's
$13 for $22 Worth of Food — Cafeccinos
From the merchant: 2 Breakfast Combos: Bailey’s Special, Double Dukes, Morning Glory and/or Breakfast Brunch
Charlotte
$22 $13
Baked Goods and Desserts at Las Delicias Bakery (50% Off). Two Options Available.
Las Delicias Bakery
Charlotte
$10
$5
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Coffee Drinks or Tea and Baked Goods for Two or Four at FABO (42% Off)
FABO
FABO
$13.70
$8
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$14 for Two Groupons, Each Good for $15 Worth of Gourmet Baked Goods at The Wow Factor Cakes ($30 Total Value)
The Wow Factor Cakes
Dilworth
$15
$7
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$8 for Four Groupons, Each Good for $5 Worth of Baked Goods at Our Daily Bread Bakery ($20 Total Value)
Our Daily Bread Bakery
Cornelius
$5
$2
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18 or 36 Cake Pops in a Variety Box at The Icing & The Cake (Up to 48% Off)
The Icing & The Cake
Mooresville
$54
$28
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Afternoon Tea for 2 or 4, or Mother-Daughter Tea Party for 12 at Hampton's at J.H. Adams Inn (Up to 55% Off)
Hampton's at J.H. Adams Inn
High Point
$31
$15
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$18 for a Prepared Meal for Four at Mrs. Pumpkin’s Bakery & Deli (Up to $32.46 Value)
Mrs. Pumpkin's Bakery & Deli
Old Town
$32.46
$18
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Cookies, Pastries, Cakes, and Café Food or One Dozen Cupcakes at Sweet Cake House (Up to 50% Off)
Sweet Cake House
Northwest Columbia
$10
$5.50
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One Dozen Gourmet Cake Pops or One or Two Dozen Gourmet Cupcakes at My Cake Gallery (Up to 62% Off)
My Cake Gallery
Friendship
$21
$10
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6- or 10-Visit Punch Card or One Two-Gallon Create-A-Tin at Gourmet Gatlyn's Popcorn (Up to 56% Off)
Gourmet Gatlyn's Popcorn
Greensboro
$30
$14
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Cuisine Type: American food and espresso
Established: 2013
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Number of Tables: 11?25
Parking: Parking lot
Most popular offering: Homemade ice cream in 20+ flavors
Kid-friendly: Yes
Alcohol: None
Delivery / Take-out Available: Takeout only
Outdoor Seating: Yes
Pro Tip: All of our menu items are fresh and made-to-order. Nothing is pre-cooked or processed.
Q&A with the Owner
What made you want to work with food? When did you first develop that passion?
It's satisfying to provide customers and the community with good food and a family-friendly environment. Our goal is to be the spot where people want to come, feel welcomed, and leave full. This venue gives us an opportunity to work with our two passions: food and people.
What is one fun, unusual fact about your business?
We make all of our ice cream flavors and sorbets on-site daily. You can also order an ice cream cake in your favorite flavor instead of settling for a mediocre supermarket ice cream cake.
Is there anything else you want to add that we didn't cover?
We are a husband-and-wife team that enjoys cooking, working, and seeing people enjoy both the food and the experience here at In The Mood Cafe.
In your own words, how would you describe your menu?
Our menus feature breakfast all day, and we use white-meat chicken breast and certified Angus beef in our panini and burgers. We prepare our chopped salads based on your vegetable and protein choices. We also cut our own french fries and soak them in kosher salt. Our ice cream contains premium ingredients, which will be obviously clear when you taste it. Feel free to sample a couple of flavors before making your final selection so that you can truly experience the difference in our ice cream. Also, we function as a full espresso bar and have a full coffee menu that includes lattes, mochas, cappuccinos, and herbal teas.
Jerusalem Cafe?s chefs combine tzatziki sauce, tahini, and creamy hummus with skewered meats to create classic Mediterranean dishes. They tuck falafel and gyro meat into pita wraps and slowly cook chicken seasoned with a special blend of spices. Smaller bites include spinach pie and veggie-stuffed grape leaves. Inside the eatery, stone accents join framed pictures of Israeli cities along the red walls.
The bakers at Best City Cupcakes love unusual requests. Past custom cake orders have seen them sculpting shapeless layers of moist cake and fresh buttercream into spooky haunted castles or sudsy mugs perched beneath a suspended can of beer. They even hold a monthly contest that invites customers to enter in their own unique cupcake recipes, and add past winners––such as the chocolate-cayenne Afterburn––to the menu for an entire month. Not that any of the shop's regular flavors would ever be considered bland; staples include The Britt, a dark-chocolate merlot topped with rich chocolate ganache, and the Elvis Lives—a banana chocolate-chip cupcake topped with peanut-butter frosting and thick pieces of grilled bacon. And because Best City Cupcakes knows that each household has varying cupcake needs, each flavor is available in standard size or as a bite-size mini, depending on whether they're being served as dessert or used as confetti.
In it's own words, Cafe Bliss strives to serve as an extension of it's clients' own home kitchen. That homey quality is readily apparent the moment patrons step inside. In the lobby, they're greeted with built-in bookshelves studded with quaint potted plants, china, and other knick-knacks, not to mention a glass pie case filled with decadent desserts like baklava and carrot cake. The feel-good vibe permeates the menu as well, which features comfort foods ranging from Belgian waffles and create-your-own omelets to quiche, creamy alfredo penne, and house-made tuna salad, which chefs happily stuff into croissants or diners' outstretched palms. A dedicated gluten-free menu provides nearly a dozen options from chicken kabobs to quinoa pasta, and an espresso bar features a long list of classic coffeehouse favorites including sea salt caramel mochas and hot chocolates with raspberry drizzle.
The mother-daughter team behind The Lil Bake Shoppe create eye-pleasing and mouthwatering sweets. Sheet cakes, tiered cakes, wedding cakes, customized shape cakes—whichever type you order, the cake will be almost as pretty to look at as it is delicious to eat. In addition to large cakes, The Lil Bake Shoppe also turns out cupcakes. Click here to view some of their designs.
The Daily Grind’s cozy, earth-toned café houses a lengthy menu of fragrant beverages and a wall of packed bookshelves. Guests can chitchat on barstools or cuddle in cozy armchairs, fingers or ankles encircling freshly brewed café mochas ($2.75) or grasping wine stems supporting savory doses of merlot ($5; not included in today's deal). Nine flavors of hot chocolate ($2.85–$3.35) sate taste buds, including salted caramel and spicy hot chocolate. Gently used books for sale, scanning, or using to build impenetrable forts line the walls, inviting readers to dive into their lightly weathered pages, and ear drums can engage in the occasional live concert.