Best food in Hillsborough! Hands down! Their brunch on Sundays is a must. Atmosphere is top notch…read moreand very friendly staff.

Service is always good and food great and nice size servings. Great and friendly staff. One of our…read morefavorite go to places!

Love this little cocktail place. Small cozy intimate great selection personable bartender and they…read morehost live music performances.

We visited Yonder as part of an event sponsored by the Historic Hillsborough Alliance. The bar is…read morecozy and dark and the staff had delicious holiday cocktails waiting for us when we arrived. Then the bartender demonstrated how to make it at home. It was absolutely fabulous. I wish we could have stayed longer as they had music later and a full menu of cocktails and beer. Would definitely like to go back another time.

The Boiler Room has its own YELP page?! Well, it's definitely getting all my LOVE. I stop by The…read moreBoiler Room {i.e. the atrium of Full Frame Theater} whenever I'm visiting American Tobacco Campus, and believe me, one look inside, and you'd understand why. If your type is big, strong and handsome [BUILDINGS!], Full Frame Theater's Boiler Room has YOUR name all over it (him? her?). This incredible space welcomes guests entering Full Frame Theater, as well as sometimes its neighbor, The Power Plant Gallery. It's a VERY unique event venue flanked by mammoth coal-fired boilers that were used in the original building. You can admire the elevator shaft to the right of the front door, or envision the unseen inside (but very visible outside) base of the Lucky Strike smokestack which The Boiler Room "horeshoes" around. Enormous windows, concrete floors and brick walls give this space the perfect impression for any event [can I plan my next birthday party here?!] No space has ever scream contemporary meets historic so clearly! Plus, doors are open 9am-midnight, SEVEN days a week, so there truly is no reason to miss this drool-worthy space. Secret tip: it's air-conditioned and they've got tall-topped tables and chairs inside along the massive windows. This would be the perfect get-away from the office or {indoor} picnic lunch spot.

The Boiler Room is a great space for events! My organization had an evening reception for 200…read morethere. The team provided excellent customer service prior to the event, answering all our questions and working with us and our caterers to make sure the event went well. During the event, staff were on site to troubleshoot and further assist. I would highly recommend checking this space out for your next event!

very nice house very spacious has a lot of sleeping room suggest for a wedding or any event you…read morecould have including staying the night

Loved having my October wedding at this venue! We had our wedding with reception on site this…read morepast October, 2014 and it was amazing! The accommodations were perfect - several bedrooms on site with bathrooms and 3 pull out couches. Large kitchen and common areas too! Fire pit outside. Great screened in porch. NO TVS (which I like, since I'm not a TV person). I would do this all over again here. When we left on Sunday (we had the place rented from Friday to Sunday), I cried because it was such a wonderful time and a beautiful place. All our friends could stay onsite and everyone enjoyed their time. It's such a lovely venue in rural Chapel Hill and bonus was at night fall Saturday night, we could see the shooting stars overhead.

My husband and I got married here. What a gorgeous place to have your wedding day with lots of…read moreroom to make your own choices. You have lots of options on whether or not to use suggested caterers, bring your own alcohol, etc. Its a beautiful location that won't break the bank. The event managers are lovely and go the extra mile . Great experience and highly recommended.

Beautiful wedding venue. Very rustic. Lots of nature…read more If you are attending with someone who has any special needs, be aware that: 1. the restrooms are difficult to access for someone using a wheelchair or Walker. While there is a ramp to the restroom, the path to it is over uneven grass and pebbles and relatively far from where the party is set up. The pebbles and uneven paths could be made accessible with simple wood decking. The main disappointment is that the facility bills itself as handicapped accessible but it isn't. There is a very real fall risk for handicapped people at this facility. 2. There are only 2 restrooms making for long lines for people of all abilities.

Book your wedding reception at Bay 7. My husband and I had only considered locations in New Jersey…read morebefore we decided to host our wedding in NC. Upon making that decision, we only considered Bay 7 and The Pavilion. Bay 7 was the perfect spot for our many out-of-town guests. They were able to stay at a hotel within walking distance and explore the American Tobacco Campus when not at a wedding event. If you have ever been to the Angus Barn, you expect exceptional service at Bay 7 and you will not be disappointed. As vegetarians, we cannot vouch for most of the meals (though all our guests raved), though the vegetarian option we chose was delicious. Wendy, our contact, said that though it is not served at Angus Barn regularly, if we reach out before we head there, they'd even whip up our wedding meal for us! Wendy had everything covered. I had zero stress about the reception thanks to this team. I cannot recommend them highly enough. Thank you, Wendy and the entire Bay 7 team, for working with us to have our perfect wedding day.

We came here for a friends wedding and it was a super cute wedding venue. We had an amazing time…read more The cocktail hour started on the balcony and then we moved downstairs for dinner. The food was great and the servers were great. One thing I particularly liked was how the servers didn't take away your drinks when you went to the dance floor, which usually happens at weddings.

This is a lovely tea spot not too far from the triangle or the triad. This historic white house on…read moreWashington street (hence the name) is a quintessential southern gem in Mebane. There's plenty of parking around the building, and overall this place is super spacious, bright, and airy. I came here for the Valentine's day weekend afternoon tea. I thought it was super reasonably priced at only $45. There were numerous tea options, and we thought both of the options that we ordered were extremely tasty. The Paris tea was PHENOMENAL, and the teapots offered generous portions of tea. In terms of the food on the three tier tray, I will say that the sandwiches were tasty. It was a good spread of cucumber and dill, egg salad, and southern pimento cheese spread. The dessert-style foods were a little bit lackluster with the scones more on the dry side, and the desserts a little bit underwhelming/feeling store bought. The service, however, was so great. They were so attentive and kind.

The afternoon tea service is solid--three tiers with sandwiches, scones, pastries, and desserts…read more Fine china and proper silverware. The dining rooms are the real draw: white fireplaces, natural light, quality furnishings, and genuine care in the setup. Well-executed, no fluff. Worth a visit if you're in Mebane.

Little Gem is such a little gem! Tucked away behind The Pig and beside Chapel Chill ice cream,…read moreLittle Gem is an unassuming cocktail bar (with beer on tap!) that hits you with a fine vibe the moment you walk in. There is purple furniture throughout with candles lit at each table, and soft seats near the courtyard entrance. We had an obscure and tasteful Black Sabbath song playing, which we learned was playing on vinyl from the record player on the back wall. The mixologist, Doug, who's just all sorts of awesome, later physically swapped out the record for a Beach Boys LP that had literally zero Beach Boys songs that I'd ever heard. It was rad. The cocktails were phenomenal, aromatic, and balanced. The menu has them split out into "Originals" (cocktails they invented), "Covers" (cocktails, that other famous bartenders invented), and "Remixes" (Little Gem's spin on existing cocktails). The music theme was on point. We also ordered some marinated feta and white bean dip that came from Beau's Catering (in the same courtyard), where Paul Finn (the owner of Little Gem) is the Beverage Director. I highly recommend the dip, it blew our minds. Do yourself a favor and go check out Little Gem. Maybe a mini date night or pop in while you're waiting for your order from The Pig or your kids are getting ice cream next door. And while you're there, take a moment to appreciate the music playing straight from the record player. It's such a vibe.

Little Gem is the best cocktail bar in Chapel Hill. The cocktail list is always interesting and…read morealways seasonal and updated. The bartenders are knowledgeable and friendly. The vibe is chill. It's a great place to grab a drink after work or gather with friends and neighbors to toast the end of another week. A real treasure and an absolute must visit!