2 stores are opening in the Triangle, including a grocery chain’s first in NC
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- Go Fresh 365 will open in Cary at the former Lidl in High House Crossing.
- Go Fresh 365 will be making its North Carolina debut.
- The Swing Bays will open a 5,800-square-foot indoor golf venue in Raleigh in early 2027.
Two new businesses will bring another grocery option and entertainment venue to the Triangle.
While the indoor golf facility has a local presence, the grocery store will be making its North Carolina debut.
Here’s what to know about the new businesses.
New grocery store coming to Cary
A former Lidl at High House Crossing in Cary is getting a new tenant: Go Fresh 365.
An Asian supermarket specializing in Chinese foods, the grocer has locations in Maryland, New York, Florida and Massachusetts.
Go Fresh 365 did not respond to The News & Observer’s request for more information, but the company that handles leasing for the shopping center at High House Road and NC-55 confirmed that the grocer has signed on as a tenant.
No opening date for the store has been announced.
This is the latest grocer to expand in Cary. In March, Whole Foods Market announced it would move into an old Lowes Foods and open its third store in the Wake County town.
Indoor golf in Raleigh
Seaboard Station, a mixed-use development on the north end of downtown Raleigh, recently announced a new tenant.
The Swing Bays, an indoor golf facility, will open its second Triangle location at the development in early 2027.
Located at 802 Semart Drive, The Swing Bays will span around 5,800 square feet and feature public golf pays, a private instruction bay, areas for club repair, retail and TPI fitness training. It will also have a bar and putting green.
The Swing Bays is also opening a location in Wake Forest.
This story was originally published April 13, 2026 at 10:36 AM with the headline "2 stores are opening in the Triangle, including a grocery chain’s first in NC."
