Cafe Buongiorno in Bedford ... what is it? (Raleigh: HOA, houses)
Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, CaryThe Triangle Area
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So I have been keeping an eye on the small strip of commercial development going on near the clock tower in Bedford in N. Raleigh. So far as I can tell there will be an Anytime fitness gym, a florist, a dry cleaner, Cinelli's pizza, and a place called "Cafe Buongiorno". The cafe has a its sign up already and in addition to a "help wanted" sign. However I can not find anything online about what kind of establishment this is going to be. A quick search on google turns up numermous seemingly unrelated places all over the country with the same or similar name.
I would love to know what kind of business this will be since it will be within walking distance of my home in a nearby neighborhood. Will it just be a place with coffee and muffins? Will it serve wine? Does anybody here live in Bedford and have the inside scoop on what this place is?
Progress on the cafe continues. Today I noticed they have posted their hours on the door. I am happy to see they will offer free wi-fi and will be open until 10pm on weekdays and stay open as late as 12pm on Friday and Saturday night!
Progress on the cafe continues. Today I noticed they have posted their hours on the door. I am happy to see they will offer free wi-fi and will be open until 10pm on weekdays and stay open as late as 12pm on Friday and Saturday night!
Oh man, good catch! I think they mean 12am too. At least I really hope so!
To be hyper-precise - there is no such thing as 12:00 a.m. or 12:00 p.m. It's 12:00 midnight or 12:00 noon.
a.m. = "ante meridian" or before noon
p.m. = "post meridian" or after noon
Obviously, 12:00 noon is neither before nor after - hence the technicality.
But, in common usage, 12:00 a.m. is understood to mean midnight and 12:00 p.m. is understood to mean noon.
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