SupaBowlz Café – Coming Soon
411 Broad Street
SupaBowlz Café is coming to Fuquay-Varina. This is their second location, after opening in Holly Springs. They are taking over the former Tsuru space in downtown Varina at 411 Broad Street. Look for healthy menu options featuring acai bowls, coconut bowls, pitaya bowls, oatmeal bowls, poke bowls, wraps, salads and smoothies.
www.supabowlzcafe.com
The Brick
213 Fayetteville Street
The Brick is back! Like a Hollywood actor, sometimes you have to get some work done as you age. This Fuquay-Varina icon has undergone some major renovations on the inside. Without going into detail, you’ll be able to see when you stop in. More great news is that many of the faces that you’re familiar with will be back. You’ll recognize the barkeeps, the DJ, and most of the other staff. The Brick’s weekly traditions will also be on tap, as well as the beers and cocktails you love. The slated grand opening is June 23. The owners are the same as Abbey Road in Fuquay-Varina, as they decided to come in and keep The Brick as a staple in Fuquay-Varina. Go by and see what they’ve done with the place! Stay up to date from their Facebook page at The Brick Fuquay.
Right Meow Cat Café – Coming Soon
913 S. Main Street
A purrrfect addition to Fuquay-Varina’s café scene is under construction at 913 S. Main Street. Not your ordinary drop-in-for-coffee-or-tea place, Right Meow Cat Café has plans for a party room, gift shop, a drinks-and-treats menu, and of course, cats! The owners are partnering with Facilitate Rescue, so the cats roaming Right Meow will be vetted, cared for and on the prowl for their furever humans, if you happen to be searching for a feline friend. If you’re not in the market to adopt or foster, you’ll still be helping the cats by stopping and simply socializing with them and showering them with affection. Follow Right Meow’s progress at www.rightmeowcatcafe.com and on Facebook.
The Hope Center –
Opening June 5 (as of press time)
400 West Ransom Street
Help for young people experiencing a psychiatric emergency can be elusive, with options often limited to a hospital emergency room or a treatment facility lacking specialized care for adolescents and children. That is about to change with the opening of The Hope Center for Youth and Family Crisis. A partnership between KidsPeace and Alliance Health is behind the opening of Wake County’s first Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC)/Facility-Based Crisis (FBC) Center right here in Fuquay-Varina. Located at 400 West Ransom Street, The Hope Center will provide 24/7/365 assessment, stabilization, and treatment when a child is in crisis. The BHUC will serve kids ages 4 to 17 years old. The center’s 16-bed secure Facility-Based Crisis program will provide immediate therapeutic care for children ages 6 to 17. To learn more, visit KidsPeace on Facebook or https://www.kidspeace.org/the-hope-center/.
Langworthy Family Dentistry – Coming Soon
947 Judd Parkway SE
Patients of Fuquay-Varina’s Dr. Kristen Langworthy will be excited to know that Langworthy Family Dentistry will soon have a new home at 947 Judd Parkway SE, a short three-quarters of a mile from its current location. The new office will be 4,500 square feet on .72 acres. Check out Facebook (Langworthy Family Dentistry) to see photos of the progress.
Betts Farm – Proposed
1200 Phelps West Road
A preliminary subdivision plan is in review for Betts Farm, a residential subdivision featuring 95 single-family lots with 10.28 acres of open space on 64.91 acres. The property runs from Phelps West Rd. to Coley Farm Rd., and connects to the train tracks on the south side. It also connects to two sides of Union Station development.
