Krispy Kreme Opening in City Plaza on Saturday
As mentioned previously, Krispy Kreme will open its second downtown location this Saturday during Raleigh Wide Open in one of the new glass pavilions on City Plaza. Here's the press release:
Following the opening of City Plaza at 11 a.m., the greater Triangle community is invited to be among the first customers at the new shop for a chance to win prizes. Select prizes include: one free dozen Original Glazed® doughnuts and one cup of coffee every week for a year; one free dozen Original Glazed doughnuts and one cup of coffee every month for a year; or an official Krispy Kreme Raleigh T-shirt. Free samples of Kool Kreme soft serve and other Krispy Kreme treats will be available throughout the day.
The 900-square-foot store will feature Krispy Kreme’s unique offerings, including its one-of-a-kind doughnut varieties, signature coffees and espresso drinks, Krispy Kreme Chillers® and iced beverages. The shop will also be the second in Wake County to offer Krispy Kreme’s Kool Kreme® soft serve menu. Offered in Very Vanilla and Deep Chocolate, Kool Kreme soft serve is available in traditional cones, shakes and sundaes, all paired with a toppings bar.
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hackles10
10/21 12:26 PM
Awesome….I can hear the convention visitors getting fatter!
It should fit in nicely with a Jimmy Johns, and the kabab place.
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Migue
10/21 01:02 PM
Couldn’t we get some more local businesses at these locales?
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RaleighRob
10/21 01:43 PM
^It is a North Carolina company.
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hackles10
10/21 01:44 PM
^KK is fairly local, the kabab establishment isn’t a chain that I know of, and the art galary will sell local wares/gifts/trinkets. Other than JJ’s I would say they did a pretty good job of keeping it local.
Although there is no pleasing some people, and you seem to be one of those types!
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Justin6882
10/21 01:45 PM
I’m pretty sure all the businesses except for Jimmy John’s is based in Raleigh or North Carolina…that’s pretty local I’d say?
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pickles
10/21 05:59 PM
The Shish Kabob place is owned by the same guy that owns Sam and Wally’s in the BB&T building downtown. Local.
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JRD
10/21 08:39 PM
Thats cool, glad to see a KK going there. Now if we could beef up the hotel room stock.
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tito
10/22 09:45 AM
what jrd said. we have to have more hotels downtown if we want to attract people, businesses, performing arts, conventions, meetings, etc to downtown. two-ish hotels downtown seems like plenty but it’s really not even close.
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joebee
10/22 04:59 PM
kudos city plaza! this krispy kreme will do very very well. walking distance for all downtown business women and men, which will be the lifeblood of their success. unlike the dunkin location on glenwood that went under. thats mostly a night life strip, not a place to go get a coffee and doughnut location.
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ErnstStarvoBlofield
10/26 05:58 PM
All local and even JJ’s is a local franchise owner.
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