Enjoyed a lovely breakfast at Breakway today. My go to is always the avocado toast. I love the…read morethick bread, the perfectly dressed greens underneath, and the feta/chili flakes on top. I like to get a scrambled egg on the side for some extra protein! Service was friendly and quick on a week day, and there were plenty of open tables.

Nice menu, generous portions. Small kitchen so need to wait for your food. Lots of seating inside…read moreand out.

Honestly could come here every day. Bagels are NY style done SP well. The cream cheeses looked so…read moregood and they had classic and fun flavors. Used real bacon on BEC! Outdoor seating and some indoor as well. And order online. Line moved fast. The black and white cookies were also so good. Total college vibe in there

Super cute local bagel shop near UNC campus! Stopped here with my family for a quick lunch and the…read morestaff were super friendly. Very quick service. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating (though it was raining that day so we opted for indoors). They also have a 15 spot parking lot which we unfortunately missed but there was street parking nearby. I got the hot honey turkey and it was great! I've never seen apples included in a bagel sandwich before so it was very unique and tasty (I love sweet and savory convos). The mustard wasn't too overpowering either. The bagel was tough which I think is how NY bagels usually are? A little hard to chew overall. I really liked the bagel flavor though!

I wish there were more indoor seating (there's ~ 4 stools and two small countertops)…read more I had a great experience here! Granted, we walked ~20 min in sweltering heat plus a short but stressful/confusing bus commute, so at that point we just wanted to eat. They have an ice/water dispenser on the side where they put orders, which was a lifesaver after our trek. However, the indoor area feels quite warm for an indoor area, which is especially strange when you consider that they work with biscuit dough. The biscuits were flaky and not dry or gummy. I got the cheddar biscuit with righteous chicken. Though the hard chunks of cheddar surprised me a bit, I loved the flavor it added to a simple dish. They had my order out within a few minutes, which great. For a donut and biscuit sandwich, I made it just under $10.

Wonderful spot here. Great service and delicious food. One of my favorite breakfast spots.read more

Food was solid, come grab breakfast or a sandwich and enjoy. Awesome bakery as well with plenty of…read moreselection. Vibes are great. Perfect for a quick bite or a study/work sesh. Staff are kind

My grit bowl this morning was outstanding. I added turkey sausage to the dish. I also sampled my…read morewife's veggie omelette which was equally good. A good mix of indoor and outdoor seating was available.

Place claimed to be the oldest in the area so I decided to eat there. Sat outside. It was Sunday…read more Was pleased to see young families with small kids and couples taking a break from them (). Food excellent. Staff able, young and efficient. Good outside sitting. My protein bowl. As avjcado, scrambled eggs, bacon and greens. Came with a side of salsa verde. Good food.

I've been meaning to try this place every time I come to Chapel Hill. Honestly, I don't feel like I…read moremissed much. The shop was packed with students studying. Service was friendly, but my order was mixed up--I asked for a hot sugar-free hazelnut latte and ended up with an iced latte instead. At least the coffee itself was good: smooth, not bitter, and you could still taste the espresso. Their 'shot in the dark' was solid though, definitely the highlight. Overall, I'm glad I tried the place, but parking is a hassle and there are better coffee shops in the area.

Made a reservation for a Sunday brunch. Got seated quickly at this shaky, small, and very tattered…read moreup table. The ambiance was nice though, it was like dining in a small cosy house. Our waitress was very nice, but it took a very long time for us to get our orders in and to get our food. I'm assuming they were pretty busy. Anyways, I got the eggs benedict which had an eggs benedict of course, which was poached perfectly. Really good. It also came with potatoes and a side salad. Everything was balanced well together, and the flavors weren't too strong. It was a good meal but I probably just a one time brunch thing.

My kids took my wife and me to this place On Mother's Day, it is just a continental breakfast ,…read morenothing really special, but charge us $60 per person!

Loved everything about the Carolina Inn and their restaurant, Crossroads, was no exception. We ate…read morehere Sunday morning before checking out when they only offer Sunday buffet. The buffet was one of the best I've seen from an omelette station, lots of delicious food stations (my daughter said the shrimp was so good that she went up for seconds) and so many yummy tasting desserts. We were in and out within 45 minutes since the buffet was self serve. We did have to track down a waitress in order to pay, but no biggie since it was a lovely atmosphere to enjoy while waiting. I can't speak to their normal meals, but if it was as good as the Sunday buffet I"m sure it's great!

Just like others have said before the staff were amazing. I do wish they would've had name tags…read morebecause I like to know the names of the servers to give them credit. One of the girls recently turned 21 she said and she was very friendly and approachable. We sat at the bar to eat and have a few drinks for a girls night. It definitely is a special occasion type of place because it is so extremely expensive. I literally cringed when I paid almost $50 for two drinks for the night. I got a single glass of wine as well as an espresso martini. Not really anything special. It almost seems like a lot of the hype around it is because it's so expensive it's considered "classy". It's just silly It was cool to check out some of the downstairs area of the hotel but I wouldn't be back anytime soon unless for an event or another gathering. I will say everything that I got from the drinks to the shared appetizer of pistachio feta(?) and pita was good. It was a lot better experience with the food than my first experience during a lunch time I came with my nana years before. Overall, it's an interesting place, but not a common hang out spot unless I was on a surgeons salary.

This açaí bowl genuinely puts California to shame (and that's saying something, acai bowls should…read morein theory be best on the west coast). I'm a HUGE fan of the size options, the ability to customize, and the overall quality of the bowl. I love how the base isn't just sorbet. Stay winnin Chapel Hill

Definitely a nice and cool place to study or grab a quick bite to eat with friends. I'd say the…read morewaffles came out quite fast and looked really nice, but I'm not used to the texture of a protein waffle. I ordered the protein waffle with Nutella while my cousin got a protein waffle with blueberries, bananas, and peanut butter. While it wasn't something we normally would order, it definitely felt nutritious and was really filling to eat! I thought this one waffle wouldn't be enough for dinner, but I was surprisingly full eating half! Guess they don't call it protein waffle for nothing! Service was nice. Not too many people for a Friday afternoon, but the workers were quick to bring our waffle out. We also got an açaí bowl with Nutella (lol, it's because we have a little one who likes Nutella) and it was also really nice and refreshing for the humid summers out in NC!

My friend celebrated her engagement here and although I didn't order any food items myself, I did…read moretry some of the chicken bites and hummus plate that others ordered to share. I thought both of the dishes were fine, not outstanding but also not bad, but what was outstanding was the seasonal watermelon drink. It was perfectly sweet and if I didn't have to drive myself home after, I probably would have ordered more than just 1!

We stopped by Top of the Hill the Friday before Valentine's Day with zero reservations and fully…read moreexpected a long wait. Instead, the staff was incredibly accommodating and got us seated immediately at a table in the bar area. That alone set the tone for a great night. I ordered the Mexican Street Corn Salmon, and it was fantastic--flavorful, fresh, and such a fun twist on a classic dish. To go with it, I had the Lavender Collins, which was light, floral, and the perfect cocktail for easing into the weekend. Between the friendly staff, the quick seating on a busy night, and the delicious food and drinks, Top of the Hill delivered exactly the kind of experience you hope for in Chapel Hill. I'll definitely be back.

This place has been here for a while, but I just made it in for my first visit. What an awesome…read morecoffee shop! They pay their staff a livable wage, so I expected outrageous prices, but I was wrong. Very fair, especially given how good the coffee is. This is a friendly space where everyone will feel comfortable. Come have a cup!

My go-to coffee shop when I'm in Chapel Hill, visiting from California…read more Iced maple latte (12 oz, not the 16 oz because the 16 oz has too much milk in it for my liking). Their cold brews are very good as well. Con Panna if you're need that little something extra in the afternoon (would ask for extra Panna).