Eat & Drink

Coon Rock Farm’s Jamie DeMent Shares Seasonal Recipes

By Jessica Stringer | September 23, 2017

Surrounded by acres of produce and poultry, Jamie DeMent’s obvious next step was authoring a cookbook. She and partner Richard Holcomb have run Coon Rock Farm in Hillsborough since 2004 and they own Bella Bean Organics and Piedmont Restaurant in Durham. “It’s something I’d been working on in the background […]

A Chapel Hill Business Brings Gourmet Chocolate and Other Unique Treats to Town

By Ashley Cruz | September 15, 2017

Dan Friedman has opened up a new chocolate boutique shop in Chapel Hill’s Timberlyne Shopping Center. The shop, Special Treats, offers gourmet chocolates, cookies, biscotti and much more made by adults with disabilities around the country. Dan, who just retired from the investment business in Chapel Hill, has an adult […]

Local Fried Chicken Spots Get Love on Carolina Map

By Jessica Stringer | August 30, 2017

For as long as Amanda Fisher can remember, she’s been attracted to a particular style of traveling. “I’d always loved road trips and seeking out those off-the-beaten-path, hole in the wall places,” says the 2004 UNC grad. “Barbecue is so good for that. Those places get you into the small towns […]

Let’s Taco ‘Bout It: Must-Try Tacos in Chapel Hill and Carrboro

By Laura Zolman Kirk | August 27, 2017

Moroccan On My Mind What started as a passing experiment for Janet Elbetri of Sandwhich one Saturday morning in 2015 with an impulse-bought press turned into team-building tortilla madness. The delicious result sold out that first day in an hour and a half and has been a solid special ever […]

9 Foodie Events Not to Miss This Fall

By Tia Nanjappan | August 24, 2017

Sip + Savor OCT. 15, VIP EXPERIENCE, 3:30 P.M.; GENERAL ADMISSION, 4 P.M. This wine and food experience takes over Durham Performing Arts Center’s three floors with North Carolina’s finest restaurants and culinary talents like Jujube’s Charlie Deal, Crossroads Chapel Hill’s Brandon Sharp and Acme’s Kevin Callaghan. Become a connoisseur […]

The Purple Bowl Brings Acai Bowls to Chapel Hill

By Jessica Stringer | August 18, 2017

Paula Gilland doesn’t have to visit her son Taylor in California to get an acai bowl anymore. “We were out visiting him in San Francisco and I had one and it was delicious,” she recalls. “I said, ‘We’ve got to get this in Chapel Hill. I can’t believe we don’t […]

8 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Miss TerraVita 2017

By Andrea Griffith Cash | August 14, 2017

The TerraVita Food & Drink Festival returns to Chapel Hill/Carrboro Oct. 18-21. Tickets are now on sale at terravitafest.com. Now in its eighth year, this festival is a favorite of chefs who participate as well as foodies from near and far. Here are eight reasons why you shouldn’t miss it […]

Glasshalfull’s Swiss Chard and Ricotta Zeppole

By Jessica Stringer | July 30, 2017

Glasshalfull’s owner Jim Wald has weathered a lot since he, along with partner Mickey Maloney, opened the doors in March 2007. “Our timing wasn’t good with the recession,” he says. “[But] we had a little more patience.” Thankfully, early items like the French fries and Brussels sprouts took off and […]

Pint-Sized Opinions: Chapel Hill’s Best Kid-Friendly Eateries

By Jessica Stringer | July 28, 2017

Breakaway Cafe “I like Breakaway Cafe because it is super good. I like the bread they use for the breakfast sandwich, and I love the pasta with red sauce.” – Sebastian Garcia, 4 ½ “I like the water with oranges.” – Leonardo Garcia, 2 ½ [quote_box_center]Parents Lisset and Alex Garcia […]

Neal’s Deli Serves Up a Superior Sandwich in the Heart of Carrboro

By Laura Zolman Kirk | July 23, 2017

Started up nine years ago, Neal’s Deli has accumulated a good number of regulars, who order their usuals of the deli’s classic menu selection – think pimiento cheese, Italian subs and salads – over the phone (to beat the lunch crowd). One favorite is the marinated tuna sandwich, pumped with […]

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