Ken's isn't anything to write home to mom about, especially since you probably don't want mom to…read moreknow how you spend your Friday and Saturday nights. However, it is worth noting that when it comes to late night beer runs Ken's is safe. Not only is it located practically on the UNC Campus in University Square adjacent to Granville Towers (which has its own security), but it's only a few doors down from a satellite office of the Chapel Hill Police Department. The staff is nice as well, even late into the night. If the party's gone dry, you need a late night sugar fix, or are just in search of this week's Vogue, Ken's will likely have it. And, more importantly, as safety has recently become an issue in Chapel Hill Ken's might be a wise choice.

Ken's is located right next to Granville Towers, my old residence. I used to come here whenever I…read moreneeded anything small and didn't feel like going to the store (milk, eggs, etc). It's also a popular spot for beer runs and for ordering kegs. They have a decent grocery section, and an even better beer section, because they know what college students want and need. It's location is so convenient that you can help but go here if you live anywhere nearby. The staff isn't the friendliest around, but with reasonable prices and long hours, Ken's is a much needed stop.

I'm updating this review because that guy who overcharges isn't there anymore and they have a…read moreregister that scans the barcode. I'm now a happy regular customer. This place is quick and convenient! Previous review: They will OVER CHARGE you. "Murder Mart" as most people call it is convenient and the only reason I go there. The guy working in there regularly overcharges me, then argues with me about the price every times saying the distributor changes the price and doesn't tell him. Liar. Past 4 times I've gone this week all 4 times he charged me too much. I work in a building nearby and started paying attention after my coworkers were telling me he's been doing that for years to them. Pathetic

Murder Mart! I say that in the most affectionate way possible. This was the stop when I lived…read moredown the street for a quick pick-me-up, be that candy, soda, or more astringent selections. You will usually share the parking lot with some guy from Durham who is chain smoking in his white Honda, waiting for Gotham to open for the evening and some local tweenage ruffians trying to look badass while they eat their Nutty Bar on the curb. None of that is really so special, though. The reason I love Murder Mart is the incredibly sullen and mute Persian clerk that works the counter. I had an insane crush on him for years. I wonder what he's doing now...

-Can a gas station become one's "happy place?". Yes! -For…read morethe past 3 months their price at the pump is steady $2.85/gal. -That's 15-30 cents less than most other BP in the Triangle. -Why BP, and why this filling station, ...in Carrboro? - - HT fuel points help reduce the price up to $1.00. - - And here the price is lower to begin with. - - Conveniently close for us. -Big smiles, lotsa smiles. ...and with my hybrid car it's even fewer visits. -T h a n k you!

An employee came out while I was fueling up my truck, and told me I can't put all my trash and…read morerecycling in the trash bin and recycling bin at my pump. I put two plastic grocery bags full of my car's garbage in the trash, then I put three small plastic water bottles in the recycling bin beside the trash bin. He said those are ONLY THERE for our RECEIPTS. He said he's the one who has to empty all these trash and recycling bins. The bins that are placed at each pump, for customers to use. He directed me to instead place my trash and recycling in their dumpsters instead. The trash bin at my pump was so full, I understand that me cramming my two small plastic grocery store bags of trash in it, making it full to its maximum capacity and leaving no room for other people to put their trash in it, was rude. Two bags was probably pushing it, I agree. My two bags consisting of packaging from products I'd purchased from other BP gas station convenience stores along my travels, is also quite rude of me. As each BP gas station will be at an entirely different convenience store. I thought it was kind of him to allow me to dispose of my trash in his dumpsters instead, and so I removed my trash from the trash bin at my pump, and I walked it over to their dumpster, and I placed it inside of it. I then returned to my pump, printed out my receipt after taking the pump gun out of my fuel tank fillers neck, and putting it back on the pump, then pressing "yes" when asked if I'd like a receipt printed. When the pump printed my receipt, due to pressing option "yes" instead of "no", I then grabbed my receipt and I placed it into my glove box.

You can't even reach a pharmacist anymore. CVS has increasingly become more and more horrible over…read morethe years. They only gave their pharmacists a lunch hour a couple years ago. I have changed to a local pharmacy because it's a lot easier a lot less waiting easier to communicate and more reliable. Also no waiting in 45 minutes lines. CVS is horrible not just this store but all their stores. If we don't support these giant corporations treating us like garbage and then either they'll close or they'll change. Go to a local pharmacy instead.

This location is easy to locate as it's right next-door to Harris Teeter's. I particularly like…read morethis location because the pharmacy is right upfront when you walk in. If you go inside just pay attention to the pharmacy hours as they close for lunch daily and you'll be waiting for quite a while. They have many things advertised on sale upfront and for convenience, they have self check out upfront, which I thought was helpful. The staff was friendly and helpful at this location.

I was waited on promptly, and the clerk was very friendly and helpful. She was able to give me…read moredirections to get to a friend's house. (And the price of gas here was OK ). HOWEVER, I felt I must give only a two-star review because, this store -- defying the request of many customers and in defiance of a nationwide boycott supporting the farmworker organization FLOC -- has not taken VUSE e-cigarettes off its shelves. If Circle-K would do this, it would pressure Reynolds American (the VUSE producer) to mandate humane treatment of the farmworkers at the bottom of its supply chain

Wheelgreens is where I go if I get a flat tire. This is not that place…read more Definitely one of the nicest Walgreens I've been to. The prices are still extortionate (which is why it gets only 3 stars), but this store was really impressive. It's in a cute old southern building right on the main street of Chapel Hill, in the part of town where all the cute college students walk around and get lunch and what not. It couldn't be more perfectly located for the students, and even though parking is challenging, it's very far from the normal, standard, generic design of a suburban Walgreens.

This is the single worst managed business I've ever seen. They are rude, disrespectful, have NO…read moresense of customer service, hard to communicate with and make too many mistakes. In any business this isn't good, in a pharmacy it could be tragic. If I could switch back to CVS, I would in a heartbeat.

I stop at this store every morning and get a drink on my way into work. Today I went to get a candy…read morebar for later. Signage on the display said $1 with purchase of polar pop drink. This did not apply at register. Manager said sale ended and her attitude caused me to leave without anything. If the sale is over why not take the large display down? Attitude means everything. I'll stop across the street from now.

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.

A little bit seedy but I guess it serves its purpose. More than anything, it just has a convenient…read morelocation for students (and the crazy people who roam the street). However, I will not stand for "Be back in 10 minutes" notes on the door in the middle of the day, especially when you really mean 20+ minutes. I understand that you sometimes have to leave unexpectedly, but don't undershoot the time in order to benefit your business: give your customers the respect they deserve by telling the truth so that they aren't stuck waiting outside for nothing like fools. If your store is no longer convenient (aka open during marked business hours), then I'll go elsewhere.

Franklin Street Market has location going for it: it's a convenience store near the UNC campus,…read morenext to the dearly departed Inihaw. It's your non-7-11-style store, so not really all that remarkable. They do have Four Loko in all of its flavors toward the back, if people are still into that. It's not a bad place. It's basically unremarkable, and that's A-OK.

Protein bars x Energy Drinks. Clean bathrooms…read more Gas. This is the newest Sheetz to open in Chapel Hill. It is located MLK Blvd. I always stop at this Sheetz to gas up and grab some healthy snacks. The bathrooms are always clean and fully stocked.

This is a great new Sheetz located off MLK Jr in Chapel Hill. They are competitive on pricing and…read moreit's forced the neighboring gas stations to keep the same prices. I drive out of my way to get gas here as the prices are much lower and the gas station is really nice. They have a nice indoor store as well. This is easy access with a light to get in and out so no fooling around with traffic.