Quick service, and PHENOMENAL bagel and lox. I'd definitely order from here again. Puts stanford…read morefood to shame hahah

Everything is delicious! clean! the vibes 10/10. Great restaurant to study and meet new people,…read moregreat view!

TL; DR: A no-frills, cash or cashapp only neighborhood staple with affordable and tasty food…read more Tater Bread Cafe is a "hole in the wall" in a pretty literal sense. As far as I could tell, the whole little building was the kitchen, with a window where you stand outside and place your order. My food came out quickly; the main wait was for my turn to order. There's a menu of lunch/dinner plate options painted onto the building, and there's a little paper list of other foods taped to the window. There are some prices listed on the piece of paper, but it's not super clear how much everything costs. I got a bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit and a side of hash browns, and it all came out to $8. No credit cards, so have your cash ready, or you can pay via cashapp. The biscuit was fluffy and delicious, bacon was crispy but not overdone, the eggs were eggs, and the cheese was probably some sort of Kraft single. I expected the hash browns to be fried, but they were instead maybe boiled or steamed? They were cooked with onions and some sort of seasoning - super flavorful and filling. It's interesting to see this neighborhood spot just around the corner from Golden Belt and the area around Ponysaurus that's getting increasingly developed/gentrified. As much as I liked the breakfast sandwich at Aaktun, this place is waaay more affordable!

Customer service today a 3 food EVERY TIME taste mediocre it was cool because it was convenient but…read moreafter today I'll starve before I eat anything else from them. There was a barcode on my tomato and the owner was offended that I had asked for cheese and was annoyed that I checked my food and spoke on the no cheese (that some how he didn't hear me say so I confirmed my order with my daughter who agreed I definitely asked for LIGHT mayo and cheese) he pretended not to see the BIG barcode on the tomato facing me as soon as I opened the box I had to literally point at it for him to acknowledge it. Then they took off that slice of tomato sprinkled some shredded cheese on top with HEAVY mayo and sent it back out the door with some BURNT onion rings smh never again. Customer service is EVERYTHING and this establishment showed me that if you aren't a "regular" they don't care. People wonder why I don't mind driving 2 hours away for good food well here is why.

Food , service and Ambiance get five stars I believe Met…read moreDeli is the real deal. I've been coming here since my UNC days starting in 2008 and even though I'm now much farther away, I still make the drive. That says everything. This place has been a community staple for years, and I was so relieved when they reopened after the fire. The Mediterranean menu is unlike anything I've seen -- the selection is massive and everything is fresh and authentic. They also serve Turkish-style pizzas, bake their own bread daily, have a small grocery, and offer desserts. Don't skip the chocolate baklava -- perfectly baked, not too sweet, and generous with the pistachios. The owner is kind, engaged, and genuinely part of the Chapel Hill community. You One practical note: downtown Chapel Hill parking is no joke -- towing and ticketing are aggressive, so give yourself extra time to find a spot. Totally worth the effort though. If Yelp allowed ten stars, Met Deli would get every one of them.

We came in for a weekday lunch. The lunch room is chaotic…read moreand a bit confusing but repeat customers probably know what to do. We figured out how to place our order at the counter. Food is then dropped off at your table. You bus the table yourself. They want a minimum 20 percent tip. That is becoming irritating when you get no service. To the food:chicken kebabs were a bit undercooked but I had picked two delicious sides, including tabouleh. Sides were sensational. My partner also loved the sides and the pita bread. The biggest disappointment? Baklava. It was old and not freshly cooked. So no flakiness.

Such excellent sandwiches and even if you purchase the pre-made sandwiches, the staff is…read moresuper-friendly and will remember your condiments order. Great staff. I took their advice on a popular sandwich today and and it was so great!!

I'm owning up to it: this is totally an "oh, my goodness! You're two steps away from the Div School…read moreand you have BEER ON TAP!" review. I'm sure that their coffee is fine - folks by the hundreds file through this place to consume the java, eat their food, and sit at their nice assortment of both inside and outside tables. I've met friends, ecclesial leadership, and professors here, all of whom show a common level of casual comfort with being here that this place exudes. People like coming to Twinnie's, and it's obvious. But, really... BEER ON TAP! SO close to where I'm constantly in class. I'm pretty sure that lunch time is too early to order a pint, but with Durham summer sun and Twinnie's being so close, it's hard to avoid simply being haunted by three ghostly words: BEER ON TAP! Yes, Adam - SO close to you. You could walk over there SO easily and just... get... a little something delicious to sip? You know? Breakfast in a cup, you could say? I mean, we're talking high-quality hops, aromatic grains, premium malt - sounds like a balanced morning meal. But it's 8:15 AM, Baker Brain - your class starts in 15 minutes, and there's no WAY you're staying awake with a breakfast like that in your belly. Okay, okay... you're right. But, second breakfast? Elevensies? Lunch? Supper? I don't think he knows about second breakfast, Pip. Located in the CIEMAS Engineering building. Proclaimed to be an "Irish pub", which in a large university in the south could mean just about anything. Luke tells me that the wraps are good. I'll have to try them, Mr. C., along with one of their breakfast pastries, made-to-order sandwiches, or salads. Lots of bottled & cold drink choices, as well as tea bags. For serious. Boxes and boxes of 'em. Free ice water, for those of you like me who enjoy bumming that stuff for free between classes. And.... BEER ON TAP!

I met some friends for a glass of wine at Coco and we decided to stay for dinner. I am so glad we…read moredid! I had been here a few times in the morning for coffee, but it sort of fell off my radar as a dinner option. I have been missing out. The food was super fresh, expertly prepared, and seriously delish. I am not a plant-based person, and I would not have even realized that our meal was 100% plant-based. Started with the feta and fig crostini (amazing) and roasted brussel sprouts (perfectly prepared - not greasy at all!). Dinner was the beer cheese and pickled jalapeño burger (with extra beer cheese for the fries) - absolutely fantastic. We were too full for dessert, but from what I understand, they have some pretty good stuff. I'll have to save room the next time I go. Parking was free and easy in the lot next door, lighting and music were soft and cozy, service was attentive (thank you, Lily!), and overall it was a great night. We even joined in the birthday celebration with the family of 8 next to us. This is a really great local spot owned by a local family - highly recommend.

I had a great experience eating at Coco with my 2-year old. We went in right before noon. We chose…read moreour own table. This is a very clean restaurants. Everything is vegan. I had a burger with breakfast potatoes. The burger itself was good but the top bun was a bit hard to chew on. I needed up removing the top bun to finish the burger. My daughter had pancakes with - fruit cup, I wouldn't advise to get the fruit cup for $5, it only had 1 strawberry, a few good blueberries and grapes. We had a warm chocolate chip cookie. Now that was delicious. My daughter really enjoyed her pancake. Our server was attentive and service was great overall. I will be back.

This açaí bowl genuinely puts California to shame (and that's saying something, acai bowls should…read morein theory be best on the west coast). I'm a HUGE fan of the size options, the ability to customize, and the overall quality of the bowl. I love how the base isn't just sorbet. Stay winnin Chapel Hill

Definitely a nice and cool place to study or grab a quick bite to eat with friends. I'd say the…read morewaffles came out quite fast and looked really nice, but I'm not used to the texture of a protein waffle. I ordered the protein waffle with Nutella while my cousin got a protein waffle with blueberries, bananas, and peanut butter. While it wasn't something we normally would order, it definitely felt nutritious and was really filling to eat! I thought this one waffle wouldn't be enough for dinner, but I was surprisingly full eating half! Guess they don't call it protein waffle for nothing! Service was nice. Not too many people for a Friday afternoon, but the workers were quick to bring our waffle out. We also got an açaí bowl with Nutella (lol, it's because we have a little one who likes Nutella) and it was also really nice and refreshing for the humid summers out in NC!

A decent place to grab a meal at the Marriot Courtyard Chapel Hill hotel. I wouldn't seek it out…read moreand come from anywhere else exclusively for it, but their prices weren't outrageous and the food was fast (less than 10 minutes to prepare). My server was nice- he offered me a bottle of water while I waited. I got it to go and hung out in my room bc I was exhausted to be in public and the air conditioner was blasting on high in the bar area. They had $4 Sam Adams bottles on special. The cost of the burger was only $10 and it came with arugula salad (just arugula leaves and grape tomatoes) or fries. The server packed me up ketchup and mustard (I didn't have to ask) and the green goddess dressing was delicious. I'd recommend it if you want to hang at the hotel and not drive and hunt for food one evening. Their pizzas also looked good.

Zero stars. Why even have pictures on your menu? You're just going to serve lukewarm, dry, zero…read moreseasoned, gas station versions of the menu. "Margarita flatbread" Couldn't even spring for dollar store Italian basil seasoning? Tried burger as well. Both times were horrible.

Really tall barista with glasses made me feel like I was so random unhoused person from off the…read morestreet . I bought oatthat balls that I usually get from 9th st bakery . They are a lot more welcoming there . I guess he was a bit overstimulated but yeah left feeling like i wouldn't want to come back.

Dope music and vibe: Sunlight, warm lights, walls adorned…read moreWith nature's beauty. Enjoy a beer and Sandwich, side of dill salad. I'll be coming back, For coffee and flowers.