Two Heifers is a recent addition to the growing Oxford, NC food scene- they are popping up…read moreregularly at events and such around Granville County, and most recently in front of our local brewery, where we gave them a try. These guys do a really good burger- nothing over-the-top, just a thick patty on a not-too-sweet brioche bun, with any number of fixin's. Served wrapped alongside a pile of house-made potato chips, and this is a great meal. The burgers are pretty lean since they're beefalo, but don't take "lean" as meaning "dry." These generous patties are nicely griddled, and have that bison note that makes them taste, at least to me, even more "beefy." The specialty burgers are worth exploring- I tried the "Granville," with Provolone cheese, grilled onions, A1 sauce and ketchup served on a Brioche bun. It reminded me of my dad's doctored burgers from the backyard grill so many moons ago. Delicious. Nostalgic. These guys are on the move, so check out their next post-up- you won't be disappointed. https://streetfoodfinder.com/TwoHeifersBurgers

After waiting an hour and a half for a mediocre "Wagyu" beef which was majorly overcooked after…read moregiving my original order to another person then not even remembering my order and only 2 burgers and a small onion rings was almost $50 do yourself a favor and don't waste your time and money and go to McDonalds they may not be the healthiest but I don't have to wait an hour for a simple cheeseburger. Will never plan to do business here ever again if you can't make a burger how can you expect to run a business

Great food for reasonable amount. Well portion plates with delicious flavor. Would recommend to allread more

The food and service were very good. The staff was very friendly. I had the torta milanesa de…read morepollo which was good.

Delicious papusas! Authentic food. Friendly staff. Very very good prices! Will be back very soon!read more

I love rubber ducks!!!…read more We stopped by for a light lunch. My husband ordered the buffalo chicken dip and loved it. He has most of it on top of his tots, so he was a very happy guy. I ordered the burnt ends which were delicious, sticky and a little bit spicy with those jalapenos in the sauce. Sweet potato waffle fries were nice and crispy. They were nice enough to bring me honey mustard dressing for dipping. The kitchen seemed a little overwhelmed. It was quite busy when we walked in, but it was worth the wait. As for the beer list, I liked the number of beers that were low (less than 25) on the IBU scale. I don't like hoppy beers. I enjoyed the Cupid is as Cupid does ale.

I stopped by this brewery while road-tripping between Richmond and Charlotte--always on the hunt…read morefor a new spot with solid beer and food. Unfortunately, this one didn't quite hit the mark. The space itself is nice--plenty of seating inside and out, a private room in the back, clean bathrooms and even a stage where live music was playing during our visit. But the food situation was confusing. They have a full kitchen and menu listed, yet when we arrived, they were only serving food from a BBQ food truck/side business. Not sure if it was a staffing issue, a special event, or just how they do things on certain days, but it definitely wasn't clear for someone just passing through. Beer-wise, they had a decent range of styles, but nothing really stood out flavor-wise. Everything was just... okay. Not bad, but not memorable. Service was similar--there seemed to be only one guy behind the bar running things while the rest were tied to the BBQ setup. He wasn't rude, just not super engaged. All in all, this place was fine, but nothing WOWed me. With a little more clarity on the food, a stronger beer lineup and more upbeat staff, it could be a much better stop for travelers passing through, or even the regulars.

Very tasty food truck we experienced at Tarbanks brewing in louisburg. Very good portions of food…read moreand a pretty good assortment on the menu. People were very kind and courteous and the order took about 10 minutes. Prices are as expected for any food trucks these days. $15 for chicken and $17 for brisket.

I found Soulbachi one Sunday afternoon at the Black Farmers Market in Raliegh…read more The bright-colored and clean food truck presentation was inviting. I was curious as to what was being served, so I approached. I tried the hibachi chicken and shrimp with rice, which was delicious. The portions were plentiful, and the food was freshly cooked. They were busy, so there was a bit of a crowd and very few pleasantries upon approaching due to the pace of trying to get people in and out. They gave me a pager to hold onto until my order was ready. The person in the truck advised me on how many feet it could reach. I waited in my car until I was buzzed. I will try SoulBachi again.

I ordered chicken wings from the food truck, and I was disappointed by the high price and lack of…read morefreshness. It was obvious these were frozen wings, as they were perfectly cooked on the outside but raw and had discolored bones on the inside. I paid $12 for just five wings.

Finding delicious Southern food in the North can be a challenge but...there's a new King in town. I…read moretried the shrimp and grits from King Southern Style Cooking food truck and oh my Lord! Southern flavors was in each and every bite. I absolutely loved the creamy grits and the fresh shrimp! It was made to order which was an extra bonus on a cold day. I can't wait to return and try other dishes. Everyone have been raving about the deep fried tacos.

The food is awesome! I've never been disappointed the times I have eaten from them. I've tried to…read moreget the seasoning mixture he uses for the fish, but to no avail. The chicken, ribs, potato salad, home made desserts are not just good but delicious.

Mr Don is famous for having absolute shit ass shrimp and fish. If anymore salted their food like…read morethat I would automatically have high blood pressure. The fish tasted like old ass menhaden, or a mullet. Worst food Ive had in years. Avoid at all costs. This is dogshit. Potato salad was sweet and horrible. Cole slaw was good. The fish tasted so bad my wife took one bite and couldn't take another. Worst food ever.

These convenience stores offer gas- packaged food - water-soda- every thing expected in a…read moreconvenience store. The service is usually quick & you on your way. The gas area accepts debit & major credit cards usually when pumping gas.

So I've been saying to the Mrs. for a while: Oxford needs a burger joint. Just a burger, maybe…read moredogs, and it would kill. No dinner, just lunch service. Boom. Print money. So I find Sam's. "You been there?" I asked my buddies. Nope. "It's not just a convenience store, right?" Shrugs. It's Friday. It's July 1st. Why not celebrate the coming holiday with America's culinary gift to the planet: the triple cheeseburger. I called it in, the very polite lady on the phone took my order. "You want everything on that, baby?" Yes, ma'am. Kitchen sink. I'm on my way. Sam's is a place where everyone knows everyone. It's a grill, but it's also part of a community. And when I rolled in, I felt like part of it. I waited a while, because the day of the week and the month meant everyone was getting takeout. I had a great side chat with the other guys waiting, and watched them pay out all three burgers and grill them. First time here, I said. "Oh, you'll be back, baby. You sure you want slaw and chili?" Of course, I let them know that there is no other proper way to dress a burger, and they agreed. I brought my greasy brown paper bag of goodness (after grabbing my combo soda out of the cooler) back home. Everything was wrapped tightly in wax paper, and after hurriedly tearing it open, I was rewarded with just a classic Carolina burger, stacked high and falling over under its own mass. Not greasy, not gooey, just freaking delicious. The fries were wrapped in a little paper boat, crisp crinkles. This is another Oxford gem. Friendly, not fast, just great food. It's hidden in plain sight, and I'm not sure why people aren't crushing this place weekly.