The service was trash, the donuts were a 4.5 at best. lil racist cashier told me "salam malek kum"…read moreafter serving me. Mind you, I'm not Muslim. She made sarcastic remarks my whole 2mins of receiving service. Don't spend one red cent with this place.

So delicious!!! Hot and fresh made to order little mini donuts - can't beat that! My best friend &…read moreI went to the tanger outlets in Mebane but needed some coffee and had to try this little food truck set up outside and we're the first in line when they opened at 11 AM. Glad we did! We both got their iced coffee which I'm no coffee snob but it had a great taste and was strong which is exactly what we needed! They don't have any flavors to add or almond/oat milk, just kept it simple with half and half packets and sugar packets to add yourself. It was the mini donuts for me tho! We shared the Dusty Reece's which was peanut butter sugar powdering and hot fudge drizzled on top! SO GOOD!!! And again made to order - took less than 5 minutes! They were really little dough balls more than a donut but light and airy just the way I like mine! Their pricing was perfect - for 2 iced coffees & 8 mini donuts to share it was $16! Would definitely support this little truck again!!

Tried the Sweet Potato Cinnamon Rolls from Bright & Early Vegan Bakery and I was skeptical at first…read morebut rolls were pretty good!. Perfectly Soft & Fluffy with a good balance of Spice & Sweetness. Pre-order is available which I took advantage of and was pretty seamless! Looking forward to trying other sweet treats!

Finally made it this Farmers Market. It was jamming with people. Lots of great vendors and pretty…read morestuff all throughout for sale. With prices going up on produce it's well worth it to check this out and buy and support local farmers. They had a band playing some music and lots of fun stuff to look at. I will start following the events page as they have many things planned starting in April. Check them out on FB and IG!

I just went to Acme last Sunday. The service was excellent and the ambience was good. The food was…read morepretty good. I really enjoyed the okra ,and the side dishes of my main meal were delicious. However, the fried chicken was not fresh, and I was a little disappointed.

This dinner had a full emotional arc…read more Let me start by saying this was one of the best meals I've had in the last 2-3 years. The star of the show in my opinion were the hush puppies and the corn and wild mushroom risotto. There were sooo many different flavors that perfectly complemented each other. I was blown away. And the pig cheek on top was incredible. 500/10. Our server made great recommendations! Then-- chaos and heartbreak ensued in the form of a fire alarm. We were forced to evacuate the restaurant as the fire department arrived , leaving about half our meal on the table. After 30 or so minutes of waiting out in the cold (we were apparently the only guests who hadn't paid out yet) our server came to find us. He asked us if we wanted to just give him our credit card information and he would ring us up later, when the fire department gave them the ok, as he understood not wanting to wait around. It broke our heart to leave our leftovers, but we agreed and went to go get the car. Thankfully we are stubborn.. and optimistic to a fault. And by the third time we circled around the block, the fire truck was pulling away. I ran in and asked if there was any chance our food hadn't been thrown away yet, and it hadn't! The staff was happy we had been able to come back, and they packed everything up for us, even taking the hush puppies off the bill and sneaking in a complimentary piece of key lime pie. I'm so glad we were able to tip our server appropriately for his great service-- and rescue our leftovers. Happy ending. All was well. (And the fire ended up being something innocuous in the unit above the restaurant)

Been here several times with my wife and friends. Good coffee and helpful staff…read more They've always gotten our orders correct and quickly. Place has quite a few tables and is a cool place - Recommend to grab a cup or d Sit down and enjoy

Popped in here for a quick coffee. Just plain ole black coffee. I wish places would carry stevia…read moreand sugars that are not artificial. Overall, the coffee was good. The place was open and spacious. Easy to get to on foot but not sure about nearby parking. I walked over from the library nearby.

Got started as some UNC students making donuts in their house, and now they serve out of the window…read moreat Imbibe. I'm a yeast donut guy, and these are cake donuts, but they obviously deep fry them, so there is a nice, crispy outer crust. I forgive the cake because the flavors are so good. They kids serving the donuts are so friendly, you'll be happy that you drug yourself downtown on a Sunday!

We stopped by on a Sunday morning. I love the entrepreneurial spirit, and the kids were great!…read moreThat's not enough to make it though. The donuts are cold and don't taste fresh. The coffee looked like tea and was cold as soon as they handed it to us. Great concept in a great location that could do really well if they produce a decent product.

I got some chicken tikka masala while on campus and it is absolutely amazing. The portion size is…read morehuge and very filling, the price is decent, and the flavor kicks and rocks your mouth. Great classic local spot.

I underestimated this restaurant, both in the scale and ambiance of the dine-in experience, but…read morealso in the food they offered. This place has an extensive South Indian menu of dishes that are hard to find, which is to say I could have gotten something more creative than the standby of a masala dosa. The execution of the dosa, however, was excellent, with the sort of thin crispy texture I've never been able to duplicate at home, plus a mouthwatering potato mix and a robust chutney selection. I also had the option of a tea with saffron threads (and sugar) in it, which was an interesting one. An introduction to the South Indian food experience was part of college for me, and with this being on the main stretch in a college town, it can serve as a similar experience for many.

Yes. Just go. Small…read morecity charm, excellent ambience, strong BBQ offerings. I went here with friends from NYC a few weeks ago and we were simply enamored of it. The owners came to talk to us at the table, and they were lovely humans too - we had a delightful conversation about the area and the arts scene - what's not to love?? We got some wings that had just come out of the smoker (delish!) and an assortment of other meats and goodies, as well as a pitcher of IPA for really cheap. The sauce on the wings was really awesome, and the meats were cooked to perfection. I've been to Austin and San Antonio a couple of times and had barbecue there, and I've gotta say this is the closest place I've been since to getting that authentic flavor and feel!

Service was nice. Didn't meet the owner or GM though…read more This place seems to be run backwards. Everything was bland. Meat did not taste smoked at all. Beans probably came from a can. Slaw tasted almost like vomit - initially couldn't tell if it was pickled onions or what, so I had to ask. I am nowhere near a picky eater, but the slaw was BAD. Originally went in looking to eat ribs, but they are SO expensive. $4 a bone? And that's the only option - not cheaper for half or full racks. I asked the server if it was weird to get two to try. She said "it's not weird, but the owner doesn't suggest I order ribs until dinner because they aren't fresh." Huh? This owner needs to step this place up. No wonder I was the only person eating there at peak lunch time. Meanwhile, several restaurants on the same street had lines out the door. It's a shame, because the building is really fun looking, and in a nice location.