Visited for the first time in 23'. This cheese shop does not disappoint. Pairings with food…read moresuggestions were excellent and elevated the holiday share I dropped off at a neighbor's.

AWESOME cheeses, and extremely friendly attendants. They let us try any cheese we desired before…read morepurchasing. Quality cheese comes with a quality price tag, but worth it.

I stumbled upon this fantastic cheese maker on a Saturday at the Western Wake Farmer's Market. You…read morecan sample the creamy goat cheese with a cracker. I have had the rosemary and honey goat cheese and it is such a rich spread for bread. I also highly recommend the cow blue cheese and it pairs perfectly with red wine and fig spread. The cheese is sold by weight and you will spend about $5-$8 per serving. Last weekend the husband of the cheese maker was selling the cheese and he was hilarious. Definitely check them out while at the WWFM.

The Artisan Handmade Cheeses they make are as close to the fabulous high quality cheeses you will…read morefind in France! Routinely consistent and excellent! When my parents from Napa Valley CA came to visit they were completely blown away at how incredibly decadent, mouth watering and FANTASTIC the Hillsborough Cheese Company Cheeses were. I purchased 4 different types for them to savor and while they loved them ALL they completely loved & devoured the Camembert. So quickly so, that I had to return the next day to Weaver Street Market (where they sell it among a few other places) and buy some more. I cannot say enough about how this fabulous and smart small cheese company TRULY KNOWS THEIR STUFF!! Way to go Hillsborough Cheese Co. and thank you so much. I am a fan for life!

Very challenging to find and enter. Trying to find the entrance, my car was towed. I'm thankful…read morethere are other places in chapel hill to visit!

My knowledge of Chapel Hill starts and ends with Franklin St. and this food hall is such a great…read moreaddition to it. Blue Dogwood Public Market is more of a food hall and collaborative space with multiple vendors and an event space for cooking-related classes. It's so heartwarming to see ALL LOCAL vendors at this location considering the development going on in and around Franklin St with multiple chain restaurants and stores coming up every other week. I was there on the opening weekend so this place wasn't completely functional yet. But I still had a chance to look around and taste some food too. I had a gluten-free cannoli from pizzelle bakery (everything here is GF) and it was awesome! The other vendors include: *Soul Cocina *Vegan Flava Cafe *Common Bar Area * Pizzelle Bakery * Rumi Persian Cafe * Left Bank Butchery * Chocolatey Confections There's a great outdoor seating area too. Can't wait to check this place out when it's fully operational.

I don't come to this area much so this is only my second time at this location…read more There is a stoplight that makes entry and exiting very easy on a very busy road. It's not far from the 40 exit. This is a great store and is laid out like the store in Morrisville where I usually go . They no longer have the burger/ sandwich grill but do still have the area where you can sit and eat. There are many other ways to get something to eat there and it was clean when I was there. I was pleased to find many items that I can't find in other stores. The prices are as good or better than the discount stores on many items! I have tried several of the wegman paper products and have been happy with them all. Again, cheaper than the discount grocery stores. A nice shopping experience!

I love Wegman's and do my weekly shopping here. The app is amazing, telling you exactly what aisle…read moreeverything in your list is in. They have great produce, a fantastic selection of prepared foods (even a sub counter an a sushi counter!). The eggs are cheaper than any other grocery store. Their seltzer selection is unmatched. The staff are so helpful and friendly. The store is brightly lit, clean, and has great music playing. I love it!

The owners of Rocks & Acid care very deeply for wine and their passion shines through when engaged…read morein one-on-one conversations with them about a particular bottle, grape, region, country, situation... they're terrific in that way. However, they're also wonderful because they put on a wine tasting featuring several regions of wine makers in France and not only was it informative, it was fun! (It may sound like a foregone conclusion that bringing a bunch of people together and serving them a lot of wine is bound to be fun, but Rocks & Acid took it up a notch!) We came away with a new appreciation of the wines we drink and what to drink them with. And we can't wait for the next event Rocks & Acid puts on!

This is a cute place in Southern Village located on the Square. I had been wanting to check it out…read morefor some time and new when my sister was here visiting we had to investigate. They have a nice table set up inside where you can enjoy a glass of wine with a group or you could sit outside with multiple tables and enjoy the outdoor atmosphere. They have a really nice wine, selection and an area where you can buy light bite snacks type of food. They have a lot of information on all the wines and it seems like it's thriving. They're always planning different activities and special events which is super nice to give back to the community.

I bought and ate sushi here today (4/24/26) and it was the freshest sushi I've had since returning…read moreto the Triangle in late 2025.

OMG! The Fresh Market is amazing! For some reason I feel like we had one in the Sacramento area,…read morebut it didn't last it sure should have though. This grocery store has so much to offer and more on the higher quality end which I love I would rather have quality over quantity any day. The service from the staff is absolutely impressive and they are so helpful and informative. The store is so clean and organized. The produce is so fresh and the meat counter everything looks so fresh and doesn't have that funky smell that some grocery stores have. I definitely come here when I am in the area as it's so worth it.

Great decor - large, open space, with very light furniture. There are quite a few places to sit…read moreoutside, if you want to ask the host(ess) for a place out there. There's an S-shaped bar along the right side as you walk in with a few smaller tables scattered to the left and ahead, but if you walk around the plantings, there are larger tables in the rear. We had reserved a place for eight, and they fit us in with plenty of room around as a buffer. Few other parties joined us back there, so it was very quiet and great for friends catching up. We tried several wines, but I was a bit shock ed that the list wasn't longer: three reds, three whites, a few rosés and sparkling offerings was all there were. The only Italian red was a blend, which was ok. 60% Sangiovese, it was ok, but I'd have loved a bold Tuscan red like a Montepulciano d'Abruzzo or a full-on Sangiovese. I ordered the wild mushroom flatbread and the pasta carbonara. the flatbread was delicious, and very filling. Half went home for a lunch treat the next day! The pasta was ok, but there weren't the flavors I was expecting. Hardly any meat was in the dish, and it was just a kinda "ok" creamy pasta dish. But the service and the atmosphere was amazing! It's funny - many in this group have met since and we always remark how other places have such a larger wine selection than this one that has "wine" in the name. Maybe they need to change the name if they aren't going to have a wider selection. Still a fun place, just done expect a lot of selection.

While in the area I decided to stop in prior to attending a showing of the Broadway play The Wiz…read morenearby at DPAC. A friend purchased a Gift Card for me years ago after learning that I enjoyed my experience at a wine tasting & small bites event at their sister location in Downtown Raleigh. That location has since then closed and I had not gotten around to visiting. Upon arrival I sat at the bar and was kindly greeted. The bartender shared with me my options for redeeming my Gift Card. I decided to have a wine flight and small bites before heading to DPAC. I chose the Charles Gonnet French White wine. The wine is made with Jacquere grapes grown organically in clay and limestone soil. It is medium-bodied and dry with melon rind, green almond, and pear notes. Very nice. I also chose the Brooks Rose . This rosé wine is made with Pinot Noir grapes from Willamette Valley. Lastly, I had a Greek white wine called Tethalassomenos. A famous wine of ancient Kos (4th century BC). In ancient times wine was diluted with water before consumption (krasi). However, the Ismiotes (Municipality of Kos who lived in Kefalos in the present Greek region) diluted it with sea water. Each chosen paired perfectly with my appetizer or choice, the Burrata Crostini. This was topped with sprouts(micro greens) and Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Delicious! Service was friendly and attentive. I really enjoyed winding down here prior to attending the show. I highly recommend this as a nice place to enjoy prior to or after a show in the area.

Came here with a friend for lunch and had a great time. The interior is gorgeous and feels simple…read moreyet upscale. You can order on your phone, so not much to say about service but I didn't have any problems. I got a sandwich that I built and it was delicious and well toasted, so did my friend. Super affordable also! I understand that you can build pizzas for dinner and it becomes a cool wine bar, would loveee to come back for that. Overall: cool, classy yet casual place in chapel hill to get affordable food and chat with friends over a drink!

Favorite sandwich spot in chapel hill. Staple item! Love the build your own sandwiches. They are…read morequick and the atmosphere here is always really nice and warm.