This is as good as it gets. Their Hickory Grove is my favorite cheese of all time and one of my top…read more10 favorite foods ever. They did have a little salmonella scare 2 years ago but so do a lot of people. Also they caught it very quickly and addressed everything. This tastes so good it makes me proud to be a North Carolinian/American. I usually can't digest cheese but I actually tolerate Chapel Hill Creamery Cheese pretty decently. Their cheese has different proteins than most store bought cheese so it's actually easier to digest. I could go on about the taste but just having a local cheese maker who makes original quality cheeses is awesome. Chapel Hill Creamery captures all of the sunshine and bliss and southern charm of Chapel Hill in their cheeses. I love going to different farmers markets and finding CHC cheese.

Chapel Hill Creamery sells their cheese at the Durham Farmer's Market on Saturdays and their…read moresellers are super friendly and generous with samples. Fresh Mozzarella -- you can snag a bag for $6 (super creamy and clean -- not the "salty" version you're used to from un-fresh mozzarella). Super yummy in a BLT! Carolina Moon -- super creamy, buttery, and sticky wheel of brie cheese ($11). Has a mushroom-y flavor and is perfect paired with jam or a glass of red wine! Perfect for wine + cheese date-night. Whey-fed Pork Ribs -- can't remember the price ($15?), but they were absolutely delicious!! Cannot wait to try the rest of their cheese and pork selection!

So glad I found this spot. After reading the reviews, I knew I would get my money's worth and the…read moreingredients were fresh. First of all, the bread is soft and has a nice bite, holds the juices of a sandwich well and was fresh. I got the Cobble Hill sandwich and the turkey was really good. Also the size is amazing for the price. When you get there, it feels like you're in the wrong place or entering in the wrong way, but you're not. I asked if this was the sandwich spot and a young man took my order and made my sandwich within 5 min. And there is enough parking behind the State Farm building to pull up and get your sandwich I can't wait to go back and try the Italian and cheesesteak sandwiches.

"Great deli-style sandwiches, from rather hidden location on Chapel Hill Rd"…read more Came by here on a Saturday. This place is REALLY hard to find... it's behind the State Farm building, but there's barely any signage from the street. (Note: some photos here in Yelp seem to be from an older location.) We actually came one Saturday, but it was unexpectedly closed, but we caught them the following one, so good to call and confirm before driving over. You walk up to a door on the back, and scan a QR code to see the menu. Then knock on/ open the door and someone will come to take your order. Then you wait outside and they bring you your sandwiches. The lady who took our order was very friendly. The kitchen was rather large, so I suspect it's used for more than just this business. We ordered two turkey subs-- the East New York (which was slightly spicy) and the Dumbo. Wait time was maybe 7-10 minutes or so. Both sandwiches came nicely wrapped, and I think total cost was a little over $20. And conveniently, they take Apple Pay. These were not your Subway or Quiznos sandwiches-- these were DELICIOUS pressed sandwiches (we got them on focaccia. I personally liked the Dumbo the best-- it had a nice mix of flavors that meshed well. The East New York was solid and had a nice spiciness, but not quite as exciting overall. Would I come back? Probably, but since there's no seating, and it's a bit awkward, maybe not the first place I'd think to try, but again, the sandwiches were REALLY good. I do think it may be excellent for catering or for getting picnic sandwiches though.

My fourth grader, who's been coming to Napoli since he was two days, "The pizza is so good. Good…read moreservice. And you should visit for a date night or something idk." We couldn't agree more!

Nice minimalist interior with a bar area, dining area and heated inclosed patio. Very friendly and…read morehelpful staff. Small but decent beer selection. I ordered the Calabria pizza because it was the only one with a fire symbol beside it and I like chorizo and spicy Calabrian peppers. The honey was a good counter point to the spiciness. A nice char produced by the wood burning penny cover oven. Nice thin crust, wish it was crisper. But definitely worth a stop.

My friends and I really enjoyed our first visit to Saratoga Grill yesterday! Everyone enjoyed their…read moredishes, and the service was very good! I had the turkey reuben, which came with a side salad--perfect. The restaurant is located upstairs, a little different! Not sure if there's an elevator available for accessibility. We met at 11:30 on a weekday, glad we did because it filled up quickly.

It's so good if you go you need to try the Scallop burger and the banana foster cheesecake The…read moreservice is always a 10 out of 10 the ambience. I love the paintings on the wall.

Such a fun, friendly place! The pastries are amazing and the coffee is pretty good. Peach…read morecheesecake, brownie, and chocolate chip cookie have all been quality choices!

Cute little shop. I've always been a fan of Gulghupf and have gone multiple times in Chapel Hill…read moreand Durham. The pastries are great overall, especially the fruit tart. I've always received great service. Recently I went and got a chai latte which was pretty standard. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed by my chocolate eclair. The taste was good but the eclair shell was not fresh and did not taste light, airy, and delicately crisp to complement the cream.... I'll come again to try other pastries but will not be getting the eclair again.

This is a blast to the past. Very cool old building interior. Stopped by for a lunch in middle of…read moreweek and found plenty of seating. Sat down and was greeted immediately ordering a water and sweet tea. Loved looking thru menu with so many good choices. We were going out for a big dinner later so this was suppose to be a small lunch. My wife ordered a cup of soup. I ordered a bowl of brunswick soup and a grilled pimento cheese sandwich. I could not finish the soup as the bowl was large and amount of meat in it was abundit. My grilled cheese was wonderful, I love pimento cheese. Unfortunately we could not try any of the soda or ice cream products this trip. The service is great and friendly. Restrooms are restored old school design. Will return to try other menu items and some Soda Shoppe product.

Enjoyed a really nice dinner here last night with a beyond incredible staff that went above and…read morebeyond to check in on us frequently (server and owner or manager- not sure which) and make sure we had everything we needed and were very happy. I was blown away by how attentive and friendly they were despite being super busy. For the environment, the place felt a bit loud and crowded - which for one was a testament to how well liked it appeared to be (we are visiting from out of state) and how they had to make very creative use of the space as they must cater to so many in a smaller space. It was also clean and quite nostalgic with lots of interesting old time memorabilia - and didn't try to go too cheesy and over the top with the theme though again was a bit too busy and crowded and could have maybe used a more highlighted 'less is more' approach to showcase the ice cream shoppe feel, the old time candy shop ambience, etc. I also loved that there were no tvs to distract from the ppl in front of us, and though time period music would be fun, it might have made it even too much louder. I appreciated very much that they seemed to want ppl to talk and enjoy the company in front of them. The fried pickles app was really good, and the dreamsicle style shake and curly fries - sooo delicious! The ice cream concoctions we didn't try, but saw delivered all around us were huge and fun and looked so good! The BLT was a bit dry and could have used a good mayo or sauce, and my sister's Hawaiian chicken didn't have the Hawaiian bun but it was unique and still not bad. Though with the soda shoppe name I had hoped for more unique or home made soda concoctions or offerings. Overall though- the food was mostly really really good; it seemed cute and beloved and very popular with the town; and there was a clear pride in the place - and very apparent love and appreciation of the customers by the staff which was number one in what I saw and was very impressed by. They just need and deserve a bigger space!

Good was blah and expensive. Service almost nonexistent. Salad was quite tasteless and small for…read morethe pricing. hamburger was okay, but fries were cold.

Stopped in at this gem with a girlfriend during the day of antiquing in the area. We decided to…read moresplit the turkey sandwich and fries along with a salad. Both were wonderful. The salad was especially impressive, a unique combination of kale, spring mix, roasted Brussels sprouts, pepitas and pine nuts, and for the surprise ingredient... chopped figs. They were the perfect complement to the other flavors, and the salad was topped off with a tasty homemade vinaigrette. It was a beautiful sunny day to have a glass of wine and enjoy this lunch on their patio. Highly recommend!

Excellent experience at their farm dinner. They really pay attention to details, including dietary…read morerestrictions. The evening we went they were celebrating Latin Heritage Month, so the menu was designed on various Latin traditional dishes. Everything was wonderful and it was so nice to try dishes with food ingredients we had never experienced before! We brought both a red and a white wine to pair with the menu, which they shared with us several days before the event. They provided ice buckets, glasses, water. We really enjoyed the pre dinner tour where basically you get to hear their story and pet and cuddle the guts which are extremely friendly. Truly unique experience. A must do and we have already booked our spot for an uncoming dinner.

Wonderful people and wonderful food! Talk to the goats! The owners are incredible people.read more