I love Kenyons! Small store packed full of good meat! The staff are super friendly and quick at…read morecheck out. All of their meet is high quality and at a good price. You can find things like potatoes diced, sliced peaches and more. The store is small so when it's packed, it's packed. Well worth squeezing in at times.

Great meats, lots of local products, really nice staff…read more Definitely will be part of my shopping rounds!

This is a great place to get seafood locally. Rick really knows his business when it comes to…read moreseafood. This is not a fancy place; you pull up into his driveway and let Rick know what you are looking for and he will help you find it if he has it. And he has great prices.

Amazing local seafood right from the coast - we love captain rick! Super knowledgeable on different…read moreseafood options and preparations. Definitely one of the huge perks of living in Mebane

I've been to Knucklehead Barbecue several times now. After some initial getting up to speed, they…read morehave gotten things in a very good (Q) groove. I have gone there at least a half dozen times in the last few months. Brisket and pulled pork are really great. The cornbread muffins are fantastic. And, that succotash, which I had never had before, is absolutely, "reach across the table and slap grandma", fabulous. Really, I had never had succotash before. It looks like a mess, but wow, the tomatoes, corn, lima beans, and whatever else is in there, set my tastebuds on end! The hoppin john is great too, but the succotash! I don't usually like french fries with anything on them but salt or a bit of spicy rub, but whatever that crispy stuff is on the outside is very good. My only lament now is that they don't have Cheerwine on the fountain or in 20 oz bottles. But insofar as the Q goes, this is the real thing and it's done very well. Oh, and the sauces, they are great. I wish though that the hot was a bit hotter and maybe a bit more viscous. But I mix it with the house and its great. I do also love the mustard sauce. I mix that with the other two as well. Now that white sauce, it doesn't appeal to me. I've had it, but I'm from the midwest barbecue triangle, St Louis, Kansas City and Nashville where red sauce is king! Other than that, I can't say Knucklehead is better than a few other Q joints I frequent, but they have definately kicked up their game and are putting out food that is on par for great food that is what I see as competition for the other places in town. The two on the south side of 85/40 are okay for a quick hop of the highway and get back on. Neither is of the high quality Q that should be expected. Knucklehead and that other place (on the other side of the tracks) are real competition for each other. Neither though (bowls over) the other. The one think I do want to praise is that on my most recent visit a couple of days ago, I noticed their rating from the food inspector service was %100. A rating of 100 for any restaurant is very difficult to achieve. I rarely see a 100 rating. To me, a 100 rating tells me that they have taken to task getting things done in a manner of high quality. It means they are taking steps that put them into a mode that they keep their kitchen and food preperation on par as if it was my own kitchen.

After shopping at the Tanger Outlets, I searched Yelp highest-rated nearby, and this spot did not…read moredisappoint. Believe the reviews it's absolutely worth the drive if you're anywhere in the area. The customer service was outstanding, and the food was full of Southern comfort. The smoked wings, pulled pork, and brisket were all delicious. The macaroni and cheese and sweet potatoes tasted like somebody's mama made them! The greens and baked beans were just okay, and unfortunately they were out of coleslaw, which was a little disappointing. Don't skip dessert. The peach cobbler is a total sugar rush, but it's worth every bite (and definitely big enough to share). The banana pudding was absolutely amazing. I'd happily make the drive back for another meal. Very clean cute it looks like they're expanding their facility.

Wide selection of treasures can be found here. You can have your very on yard sale here with high…read moretraffic of customers looking for a deal. One mans junk is another mans treasure!! It's worth a stop and look. This flea market has been a staple in this ever changing community for many years!! I highly recommend a visit especially if you are traveling through. They have many fresh vegetables and the old fair type food coming across the counters out of the restaurants.

My father in law calls this place little tijuana and I can't say I disagree. You can buy kittens,…read moregoats, mattresses, cowboy boots, antiques and even luchador masks. If you have never been then you are really missing out. It is easily the size of a football field and you can find some amazing things. Try it!

Stopped in while visiting from Houston. Didn't get to enjoy the brews due to work hours. However…read moreeverything else I tried was tasty. We started off with a flight of grandmas eggs which allows you to choose three different ones. My personal favorite was the Buffalo chicken which makes me want that was an appetizer next time I'm in town. The chimcherri one was okay. And not fully sure the other but it was decent. I had the Bad Henny with potato salad. Everything was tasty. My only complaint would be the bread kept sliding off. But that potato was one my favorites ever. So tasty. The rootbeer which they make was a great nonalcoholic taste. Overall seemed like a chill spot with good services. Very friendly folks. Nice spot inside and out. I look forward to trying a pizza next.

We ended up here on a trivia night. The crowd there seemed like regulars. Food offerings were…read moreprimarily bar food. If you're looking for somewhere to have lunch or dinner, I would choose somewhere else. This is more geared toward having casual drinks and sharing appetizers.

So it appears this is a croissant place. They have an entire display base of several flavors. I…read moregot almond it was just okay I don't like them that crusty or large. Coffee was basic and simple. Lots of seating inside and friendly service

I'm very happy to see they expanded their days of operation, just wish they were open past 2pm…read more.. That said, Lou's has the best selection of baked goods in downtown Mebane, hands down and their offerings rotate pretty regularly so you can change it up day to day. They recently upped their coffee game to a local roaster and that was a welcome sight, though no espresso drinks... yet. Conveniently located at the intersection of Clay and Fourth, right next to the farmer's market lot, and with ample parking, as well as a bike rack, pocket park to enjoy your baked goods and coffee. My only gripe... and it's a minor one is the density of their croissants... IMO, they are a bit dense, slightly too "doughy", but very, very flavorful. I just think they could stand to a little lighter and flakier. I love their cream pies and just wish for some fresh strawberries (when in season) to go with them. I've not had a bad baked good from here and that's saying something. Consistency is spot on! Don't hesitate to stop in and treat your sweet tooth.

Everything we had was FABULOUS! Anytime I am in Mebane, I will be back! Loved the nachos! Loved the…read moreWhat's Poppin' Burger... sweet potato fries were delicious! And the margarita was yummy. Cannot wait to go back to try the Nashville Chicken next!

I have never been to a good "Mexican Restaurant" that doesn't immediately provide the table with…read morechips and salsa when taking your order. Chips and salsa cost extra here. Also, multiple times, they have taken my tables order, only to return 10 minutes later and say they are out of what we ordered. Big deal when waiting with hungry kids.

This is a family owned "pick your own" farm right outside of Burlington where you can pick your…read moreown peaches right off the trees along with blueberries and blackberries during the growing season. Follow them on Facebook to keep up with what's available and hours of operation. Once you arrive, you can get an empty basket or bucket from under the shelter and head off to pick your peaches or berries and return to the shelter with your harvest where they will weigh it and ring up your purchases. Today was opening day for the 2017 season, the peach trees and blueberry bushes were loaded. The peach I ate when I got home was awesome. Also be sure to check out Jasper at "Jasper's Fresh Squeezed Lemonade" here at Buttermilk Creek, Jasper sets up his lemonade stand here and offers some cold beverages which was a refreshing treat after pickin' peaches in the summer heat. Jasper has his own Facebook page also for his stand so be sure to check him out.

Wish I could give more stars! A beautiful place. Delicious fruit. Wonderful owners! I highly…read morerecommend Buttermilk Creek Farm to anyone that enjoys wonderful fresh fruit!!

Counter service with a delicious breakfast and lunch menu. Some booths and a series of two top…read moretables plus outdoor seating for when the NC humidity isn't causing you to sweat your face off. Staff are super friendly. Menu is almost entirely locally sourced. The store also carries some locally made gift items like pottery and jewelry as well as a small but curated selection of pantry and first aid items for anyone renting a local vacation spot or camping.

Had a good lunch at the Saxapahaw General Store the other day. Their beer and cider cooler…read moreselection is awesome: something for most every taste. The food was quite good: local country cooking and some other unique dishes served up on a casual patio alongside the building. You order inside & the servers bring your food out to you on the patio. [You clear your own plates.] The major drawback of the SGS is it takes a LONG time to get your order- like a REALLY long time. Do not be in a hurry here or you'll be very disappointed. The lead guy did say however-many minutes, and it was perhaps twice the estimate. Recommended if you're not in a hurry & want to relax for a bit outside. PS: Saxapahaw comes from Catawban- /sak'yápha:/ ; which is composed of /sak/ ("hill") and /yápha:/ ("step")