Great place to eat after a Tarheel game. Nice selection of…read morebeer and the food was awesome . I believe our servers name was Coco B and she did an outstanding job of taking good care of us. I highly recommend.

Awesome hidden gem in Carrboro. I heard nothing about this place when I first moved around the…read morearea, but it has been absolutely stellar the two times I came. There are always games playing on the ginormous TVs, and it doesn't have such a hectic vibe like other pubs do. We ordered a bunch of food for the table, and we had zero misses. We got the goat cheese pizza, chicken nachos, truffle fries, caprese sandwich, and the pork egg rolls. 10/10s all around! The pizza was paired with rich goat cheese and topped with a sweet honey glaze that was so good. The pork egg rolls were so rich in flavor, and the truffle fries were so so addicting. And you can't go wrong with the chicken nachos and the caprese sandwich. Servers are all nice, and just an overall great time.

Excellent little brewery! Very good brews and some finger foods, too! Their pimento cheese spread…read moreby New Bridge is awesome!

Good pickle beer, that's what I'll say. Outside seating…read morelooks cool, feels low key so that was inviting.

Walked in randomly on a Wednesday evening to an empty bar. Based on a friends suggestion we sat…read moredown and asked for Hazy IPA reccos. Thanks to an incredibly knowledgeable but super chill bartender we spent the next two hours drinking, chatting and making a new friend. This location is moving about a mile away so we saw the new landlord and heard the story of the move. They are losing a great business. Highly recommend going to check this place out when they get settled in their new place (November 20).

This is the new location for beer study in Carrboro. A little more modern looking than the first…read moretwo locations in Chapel Hill. But with the same great staff and friendly service. Only a little easier parking.

We stopped at this spot right before a dinner down the street, and it was the perfect place for a…read morequick drink. All seating right now is outside, but it is quite limited for how busy this place can be. On a Saturday night, we saw people taking their drinks across the street to sit because there was too few seats right outside. The staff who helped us was incredibly personable and entertaining! She made us laugh as we ordered our drinks and brought dogs around to different people around the brewery. Our drinks were pretty good. I got the Honeysuckle Cider which was very a very mild flavor that wasn't too sweet. It was very refreshing. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place for a chill place to hang out and drink with friends. There are plenty of dogs people bring, so get ready to make some furry friends. If you have family coming into town, take them here!

Rating is for the beer - just too much residual sweetness and the styles were a little off…read more Atmosphere was OK - a little dingy but probably fun at night. Inspiring mission.

great burgers, but size is little smaller than expected for the price…read more Saw was good. Great vibes

I enjoyed this little spot, the last time I went I wasn't super impressed but the food was pretty…read moregood today. I think it was the initial shock of prices which are a bit steep for what it is. $10 for a bowl of Mac n cheese, and $13 for three sliders. Overall the prices were not great for food. The service was great though. The bar and the food area both had helpful employees. The warm tent was so nice and made it worth being outside on a colder night so it's much appreciated!! They had a cute little bon fire as well but unfortunately another group got to it before we could. Lots of alcohol options tap and cans/bottles. Love that there is parking directly behind the restaurant but you do have to pay which is just a Franklin street downer but oh well.

We have given Tandem a try a few times over the years. One time the oysters were served frozen…read more They brought us a new platter of a dozen that were better - that was 3 years ago. Lastnight, our family ate dinner there only to get sick from the muscles. 3 of us shared the muscles appetizer, which tasted great, but the three of us that ate the muscles ended up sick for a few hours later that evening and and next morning. Everyone else in the dinner party that had not eaten the muscles was fine. The service staff was over-extended. We had to ask the busing staff to get our waiter so that we could order and later in the meal to refresh our beverages. And finally, our dinner party was seated in the very furtherest back room that features an exit door with a large lit up exit sign over it. The room was not really fit to seat people at that price point. There are no sound buffers in the back room. It is akin to a large storage area with artwork on the wallks. There was no way to hear anyone talking at the table due to the roar of the sound bouncing off the walls. The room should not be used for seating at Tandem's price point. I rarely if ever give a bad review, but last night was really disappointing. My family came from Raleigh to join us and we had come over from Hillsborough. We were treating our parents out to a nice dinner - or at least that was the expectation. Otherwise the food was very good.

Went out on Thursday night to tandem what a great experience. I ordered the Japanese eggplant with…read morequinoa, with a curry sauce. It was delicious and very tasty. With the quinoa adding a crispy crunch to the dish. Having only done lunch at tandem I was not prepared for the taste and unusual foods on the dinner menu. My wife ordered the 72 hr short ribs they were the most delicious and tasty short ribs I had ever encountered. I usually never order short ribs but I would try these out. Our dinner guest had the rib eye steak for one it was also delicious from our guests response. The service is always great with enough service but never overwhelming. For a night cap we enjoyed a Remy cognac. With there cheesecake and chocolate pudding cake. Both were delicious and very tasty.

Came here recently and had an OK time!…read more First, the game selection was decent, with a good variety of classic arcade games, fighting games, and pinball machines. That being said, I would have appreciated games like skee ball, basketball, etc. Also, the games do cost tokens, which is fair enough, but it was a little frustrating that a couple of the machines I tried out weren't well maintained. In both cases, the joysticks were wonky and certain directions didn't work very well. Of course, there's a bar as well, but I ended up just playing the games. It looked like there was a pretty decent selection of beer and liquor, which is nice. Overall, it wasn't a terrible experience, and it may be the best arcade in Chapel Hill (not sure!) but I think you can find better arcade experiences in Raleigh / Durham.

We hopped around the Chapel Hill/Carrboro area starting at Lapin Bleu, then heading to The Baxter,…read moreand wrapping up with dinner at Tesoro. It was a really laid-back night. The Baxter had a solid beer selection, though the game selection felt a bit limited compared to other barcades. We mostly stuck to pinball, then played a few rounds of pool (the table could use a little TLC). Overall, it was a fun stop and worth checking out, even if it wouldn't be my first pick for a barcade.

I have to say I did not eat here but I would have! The ladies at the bar were so nice and…read morewelcoming! The food smelled amazing. I will be back next time I am in town such a cute place located right behind Chipotle.

This place is conveniently located on Franklin St right by Chipotle and has great outdoor seating…read more I can't speak to their food, but their alcoholic beverages were hard to stomach for me personally. Just very heavy handed in the alcohol that I was hard to taste any of the syrups or other flavors. I enjoyed the non-alcoholic beverage I purchased though! The bartenders were nice and efficient, and it's definitely a fun place to watch a sports game or hang out with friends.

My first stop anytime I visit Chapel Hill is The Crunkleton. The bartenders always go above and…read morebeyond with both conversation and service. I was here recently for a concert, and Abigail noticed my band t-shirt, complemented it and then slyly played them on the speakers. Talk about going the extra mile! I always feel at home here even when I'm traveling. They have both creative cocktails and classics. This is a must-go for anyone staying nearby.

This terrific upscale bar serves up delicious cocktails in a warm, cozy setting that will make it…read moreyour go-to spot for drinks in Chapel Hill. Offering a refined escape from the college bar scene that dominates Franklin Street, The Crunkleton blends a superb selection of top-shelf liquors with expert mixologists, friendly service and a dapper decor you won't want to leave. Wait times at the bar can be long at peak hours, and there's a sizeable crowd almost every night of the week. But find a spot at the bar or in one of the comfortable leather booths along the wall, order a classic Old Fashioned or Bourbon Bramble, and settle in to enjoy one of the best cocktails around. A Chapel Hill institution, the Crunkleton is worth a drive from anywhere in the Triangle, and a must for anyone visiting this fantastic college town.

After helping out at a Yelp event nearby, it was kind of late and I wanted a decent meal before…read morehopping in the car to go back to Greensboro. Already being on Franklin Street, I knew that wouldn't be a problem, and I decided to just pop into this Carolina Brewery location (I think their main one) because it was convenient. The inside is a beautiful mix of wood and metals with different levels, an interesting bar configuration and plenty of TVs. I took a seat at the bar and received excellent service, and enjoyed conversation about sports, beer, and food with a couple of other gentlemen sitting close by. The only snafu of the meal was the tea got dumped (close to closing) after I got my first glass but before I got a refill. They replaced it with another drink of course, but that was good tea! I ordered the shrimp and grits with tempered expectation, but will summarily say they were exceeded. This was a really nice sized portion of thick creamy grits, a total of 8 VERY plump shrimp, enough salty bacon and onion to balance it out. Each bite was well balanced, and while it can't compare to anything I've had out in the low country by the coast, it was better than I hope for this spot and time. If I had to suggest an improvement, it could use an element with a subtle sweetness, like roasted or blistered sweet corn shaved off the cob. I also would like the sauce more pronounced, or even a red-eye gravy. I wouldn't call it dry, but it could have benefited. That would take it onto another level. Anyhow, I enjoyed the meal and friendly conversation. I would certainly return next time I'm in Chapel Hill.

Pretty middle of the road place. I liked the atmosphere--big open area with TVs to watch the game…read moreand open air onto the street. The service was solid--nice young lady from UNC who was very attentive and friendly. The food was meh. The burrito bowl was super salty and blah. The pork sandwich was soggy. The Mac and cheese was bland. The blackened fish tacos had hardly any fish. I'm guessing there are better choices on Franklin.