This is the best for produce in this area until you get to the Carrboro farmers market on Saturday…read more Also has the best organic meat section in that area. If you prefer organics, and are coming from the neighborhoods to the south, it's worth checking out. Drawbacks? It's small. Beer selection is mostly local. That's really it. Not cheap but fair for what you're getting.

Overall, it's a good place if you'd like to buy produce and local product. As a note, I usually…read moreonly come in for the prepared food and bakery items so this will be based off of those subjects. I love coming here for the variety of foods and desserts that they offer. And I've even gotten salad from the salad bar, which was quite good. It is however, quite expensive and not at all a place I would shop for actual groceries. My boyfriend wants bought a little bag of cookies for basically $12 and I was shocked at the price. Service kind of meh, I was once walking around for ages, trying to figure out where to put forks and spoons once being finished and there was really no one to help me. I also stood at the counter waiting to ask someone and basically got ignored (back hot food area). I'd really only be back for special foods and desserts on a rare occasion

I came by on a Sunday right around opening time and the line was wrapped around the block. It took…read moreme about 75 minutes from getting in line to get my sandwich. I got half an uncle primos chicken cutlet sandwich ($11). It was a lot of food and was loaded with chicken! Even just the half sandwich was too much for me to eat at once. While it was tasty, I did feel like it was missing something, and personally didn't find it to be worth the wait. But if the line were shorter in the future I'd come back and try other yummies from the menu.

Cool and little neighborhood deli that is very popular. I don't know how it is during the week, but…read moreif you go on the weekend either go early or go late or you're standing in line for a long time. They've got their service down pat so it goes pretty quickly once you're inside. Friendly service. Come in and give your order and they will call your name when it's ready and your sandwich comes wrapped in white butcher paper and they'll ask if you want a bag and napkins. They have packages of napkins and utensils, available near the door, and also complementary water on the inside while you're in line there. All the orders are to go, but they do have a couple picnic tables just outside. I ordered two sandwiches, one hot and one cold. The cold one for tomorrow. Both of them had an asterisk beside them saying they were spicy, imagine that. I got a full size chopped cheese which comes in a hoagie roll. It was delicious and nicely spicy. Perfect for lunch and dinner. The cold sandwich I got was the roast turkey. It was very tasty too, I'm almost tempted to say I liked it better. Now that I've tasted their sandwiches I know why there was a line.

Sandwiches were great. Live the choices on drinks with a lot of craft options. Outdoor seating was…read moreclean and comfortable.

Met my bestie here for lunch on a Wednesday afternoon. Parked on the street because I didn't…read morerealize that they have a dedicated parking lot but it was free so I was unbothered by it. As you enter there is a sign that tells you to go look at the menu board, pick out your drink, and go back to the counter to order. I grabbed a diet coke, and ordered a Common Cobb. I was a bit surprise when my total came to $18, as my salad was only $14 but I guess I should have paid attention that my bottle of soda was over $3. How much are the fountain drinks, I wonder? I found us a table inside since it was a bit hot that day (there is also plenty of seating outside AND inside if you go downstairs). The table and floor were messy but someone quickly came to clean it for me. They called our names over the loudspeaker and my best friend went to go get our food. She got the MotherClucker. Our food was REALLY good. If you like Cobb salad, you will definitely like this one. The chicken was pan seared perfectly, the vinaigrette was perfectly tangy and the bleu cheese was especially excellent. My friend's chicken sandwich has SO MUCH chicken salad on it. Impressive. There was so many neat items to see in the place. The murals were great, there were some cute retail spaces, a coffee bar up front, a bar downstairs, and ice cream outside! Unfortunately my bestie and I had too much to talk about so we didn't check it out as much as I otherwise wood. I would definitely try this place again!

Was on a hunt for some dried red chilies and fresh pasties. Someone mentioned this spot and I am…read moreglad I had the chance to check them out. It was very clean and spacious inside. They have a variety of goods and staff were super friendly. They also cook and sale food here. I would love to try some of their food.

Lovely new edition to the neighborhood! The young lady at the checkout couldn't have been nicer and…read moremore helpful. Stopped in Las Carolinas Fresh Market in Durham today. The shelves are stocked full with wonderful delights. They have a meat counter, fresh produce, cold and frozen items, and on the weekends they have homemade items to go. This weekend they're having fresh made elotes, rich birria w/consume, and fresh ingredients for tamales! I can't wait to try them all! Check their Facebook page for more info.

This is one of my favorite places for breakfast and lunch. The food is amazing. For breakfast, I…read morealways get the chicken bacon egg and cheese biscuit. My partner always gets the sausage egg and cheese. I have had both, and both are AMAZING! The biscuits here are BEYOND EXCEPTIONAL! For lunch, the bacon cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato and mayo is amazing, but the regular cheese burger is just as great. Recently, they have started offering BBQ plates. Let me tell you, the Brunswick stew is ON POINT, and the BBQ is delicious. The hush puppies are great, as is the slaw. More importantly, the service is always both a delight, and stellar. From the owner behind the register, who always remembers our order, the fist bump, and the great attitude, to all those wonderful ladies preparing the food (and I mean wonderful, jovial, and go beyond the extra mile), this place is a hidden gem. Angie has become like one of our besties, and frankly, they are all great, but her attitude and fun loving self makes every trip there enjoyable! When it comes to ambiance, what you see is what you get. It is a service station grill, but it is always clean, tidy, and welcoming to customers. There is a lot of foot traffic, and always a busy pace in there. Based on the number of folks they are always serving in there, you can tell that others feel exactly as I do about the breakfast and lunch, and more importantly, the service. I do not think any of them in there meet a stranger. You must check this place out! It will certainly exceed your expectations - and did I mention... THOSE BISCUITS! OMG - now back to eating mine! NOM NOM NOM NOM!

I'm a sucker when it comes to short order grills at gas stations cos the food is cheap and usually…read morepretty decent. Tommy's is no exception. My first go to is a chili and slaw dog and the price here is right. I got two for just over $3.00 and that's a deal in my book. I could have gotten it as a combo with fries and a drink, but just the dogs was fine by me. Their hot dogs are the red kind, the chili had a little bit of a bite so glad it wasn't smothered all over it, and the cole slaw was crunchy. All and all it was pretty good. The menu is varied from choices of breakfast items served from 6A-10:30A to lunch sandwiches, hot dogs, burgers, and sides like fries and such. Everything is made to order. The food comes up quick and the staff is ever ready to serve the customer. They've got a few booths inside along the window that were nice and clean. What more could you ask for?

I never knew that a South Asian grocery store existed so close to me! I went to Spice Bazaar to buy…read moresome freshly made potato-filled samosas for a potluck (they're right at the cashier's register). They were $1.50 each, crispy & delicious, but a bit on the smaller side. Also bought a tamarind-based chutney which was the perfect sweet & savory condiment for them. Ambiance not applicable, service fast & friendly. There's a large parking lot in front. 10/10 would recommend!

Love this tiny little grocery store right by Target. Whenever my friend's mother comes to town, she…read moregives me a list and I go pick up what she needs since she always cooks for me! The man at the counter is very helpful and knows exactly where everything is. My two favorite things from this store are the frozen naan (delicious and you can't be the price!) and the FRESH samosas!!! They are $1.50 each and worth every penny. I actually bought a dozen to take to a vegetarian Friendsgiving. This place is definitely worth checking out, especially if you're cooking Indian food.

This man puts his heart and soul into his business, unbelievably clean and organized, always…read morehelpful. I visit once a month and I enjoy the experience

I shop here regularly. I enjoy the selection of foods. I won't usually find at a grocery store and…read morethe family that owns the store is very helpful and usually knows when something is coming back in stock so I know when to come back. It is worth a stop.

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.