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    Briana H. K.

    MY UNBIASED OPINION- Location - 5 Parking - 5 Atmosphere - 5 Prices - 3 This place is amazing! My husband brought me here for the first time and I was amazed!!!! You could spend hours in this place. They have all kinds of great gifts and goodies. Chocolates, coffees, drinks, teas, jellys, meats, bakes goods, etc. There are some fancy food items, local vendors and other supplies. Some of the prices are great, others are a little steep. Some things you get a great value for the price but most of the prices are a bit high. However, you are in Chapel Hill so it is to be expected. All in all, there is so much to this store. It's clean and the staff are friendly. Let yourself go free and explore the store. Take your time and have fun! Get some goodies and gifts for family and some for yourself. They do little events here. Check their calendar.

    Ron W.

    A little bit of class at Southern Season? Yep, that's what they call their cooking classes here and they can be a lot of fun! Hit up the Southern Season website and peruse their long schedule of offerings ranging from baked goods, seasonal specials, sweets and more, appealing to a huge variety of foodies. While CLASS typically features a rotation of staff and local chefs leading their classes, there are also visiting chefs from local restaurants which is what really gets me excited. It's a chance to sample the fare of a high-end restaurant while not making a full commitment. I've had the chance to hit up two classes run by the chef from the Fairview Dining Room and Herons, two very high-end spots. You can now register online but once you get to Southern Season, head to the very back and go up the stairs by the ice cream parlor. At the top you'll find the ladies-men's room and a mod desk in the corner. Register in, grab a name tag and grab a seat in the demo kitchen (first come, first served). And what a nice kitchen it is at Southern Season! Granite counter tops, tons of cabinets and chopping area, overhead mirrors to display the actions and some serious stoves and ovens. They've got water and tea to tide you over until class starts. Typically you'll have a couple of glasses of good wine along with the plates from the chef's menu. Sometimes they will do it real-time, other times they will have all the food prepped and the demo is just that. But overall a fun night where you drink wine, eat good food, pick up some tips on cooking and do a Q&A with great chefs in the area. For $45 it's really not a bad deal at all! And on the way out, go check out Southern Season in its quiet mode. Really odd to see the place nearly deserted but also very cool at the same time...

    Late fall from the farmers market class- minestrone soup, sausage balls, and cheese toast
    Kate W.

    I really enjoy this store! It has so many unique items and so much geared towards gift giving and NC in general, it's a must-take place for shopping with visitors. Add to that the great restaurant and cooking classes and wow, a winner. Cooking classes are mainly demo and I'd prefer more hands-on like Sur La table or Wynton's World but the local and celebrity chefs are great and I think of it as a wonderful meal with a class. You get to try to wines with the classes which is nice. Sales people are very knowledgeable and helpful especially in the wines. Of course, I will be back.

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