I wanted to give Heavenly Buffalo after hearing about their dry buffalo rub. I've only had the…read moresaucy variant, so I was curious to taste the difference. I ordered the chicken thighs, which I prefer over wings, because of their size; however, I was sorely disappointed when I got the order. Shrinkflation is real, as the thighs were the size of wings I've gotten from other restaurants. The dry rub flavor was good, but the chicken was hard to eat. The chicken must have been in the fryer for too long, since the meat was tough and dry. Pros: Flavors are good. Cons: Chicken size, cooking time, and portion could use some work. I felt like I was eating Cornish hen or a smaller chicken breed.

Craved wings and this place didn't disappoint! We got bone in (mild and chipotle BBQ) and…read moreboneless(honey mustard, parmesan garlic and thai chilli). We loved all of them but weren't huge fans of the mild. it sorta tasted like melted butter but i loved the honey mustard and garlic! The fries are okay id like to try sweet potatoes next. super quick service and helpful for flavor choices

I stopped by Wings over Chapel Hill, as my boyfriend said, they have some of the best wing in the…read morearea. I ordered for pick up and I ordered the lemon pepper and Carolina bbq wings. Arrive and the place is busy and I was help pretty quickly. The customer service was good for a pick up order. The restaurant is clean and decent size place for dining. The wings, OMG were not only delicious, they are huge, juicy and flavorful. My favorite was the Carolina BBQ hands down! Next time I am in NC I will for sure be back to try the other flavors they have to offer.

Food taste good. Service was good. Overall everything was good and the workers were very nice.read more

Such a wonderful place. Great staff, service, beer selection and food. They'll be dearly missed as…read morethey are closing December 12.

Solid neighborhood watering hole…read more Somehow we've missed TCP until now. It's a great neighborhood beer and pub-grub spot for happy hour or after-work gatherings. The beer selection is very good, and the food is what you would expect: not gourmet, but a perfect accompaniment for a cold pint. The ordering process is chaotic: you have to push your way up to the bar between the seated patrons and wait for a bartender to notice you. There's no ordering spot and no queue so it takes a while. The bartenders were friendly if not efficient. The prices were about what you'd expect for a neighborhood spot. If you're in the area, stop by and wet your whistle.

amazing omgthe garlic cheesey bread auggghhhhhhgghhhhhh so good mmmmm…read more also had some great gluten free pizza! a little soggy/floppy in the middle but crust is yummy

Great pizza. My only complaint is that they close at 9pm. I work at the hospital and 9pm is too…read moreearly to place orders for night shift. I can't count the number of times I've watched people cancel an order just because Brenz closes at 9pm... in a college town... near a hospital.

My husband's vegetarian coworker recommended this restaurant and we decided to give it a chance. He…read moreshould have hyped it up more because I thought it was amazing even as a an omnivore. My husband and I went on a late Saturday afternoon and we were seated immediately. We shared the Fido's Fries as an appetizer and I got the Chili Cheese Dogs as my entree. Almost everything could be made veggie or vegan so I asked for the dogs to be veggie. My meal also came with a side so I got the frickles (fried pickles). The Fido's Fries were beer battered fries, topped with cheese, bacon (we got the pork option but they have soy), scallions, & sour cream (on the side). The fries were absolutely delicious! I loved my chili cheese dogs as well. It was a very generous portion because it was two dogs and a ton of frickles. As a dog lover, I adored all of the dog art & statues around the place. The menu is even dog themed. I mean they call appetizers kibbles & bits. That could not be any cuter! There is indoor seating (with a bar) and outdoor seating. As you can probably already tell, the restaurant is dog friendly (with their outdoor area). They even have a dog friendly menu (called puppy meals). Service was superb! There is no dedicated parking lot but we easily found free parking a few blocks away. My mom is a vegan and we sometimes struggles to find creative meals when she visits. I will definitely be taking her here next!

I was attracted to the outside of this building and assumed I was walking into a Irish/burger bar…read more We were transported to more of a dining side vs. bar so I only got to see one side of the place and I don't like to not see my drink being made. My drink was good but I'm pretty sure the house made syrup was made with sweetener that was not cane sugar and I'm very sensitive to any other sweetener. Menu was large and I had a hard time deciding. It is a somewhat vegan place much to my surprise so I figured why not try it here because I do love good vegan option even though I do eat meat I ordered the trio of patties black eyed peas and black bean. I took a bite of each and left the rest. Three different staff noticed my untouched food but none inquired or offered replacing it or removing it from bill which to me would be a gesture of a good business practice. My companion enjoyed and loved each morsel of his crab cakes! The battered fries were great! My server was very kind and attentive.

Finally a place with good Kung pao chicken AND good hot and sour soup! I've been making my way…read morethrough local Chinese restaurants using these two items as a baseline and other than Szechuan Village (which is a bit of a trek) this is by far the winner! Plus that it's under $20 and takes less than 10 minutes. Will definitely be back next time I have a craving for Kung pao!

Kung Pao chicken without cashews is a joke!…read more Went here for a quick lunch because it seems to be the only acceptable (and fast) place to eat in Carrboro Plaza. NC people would know that there's always a Chinese fast food place like this close to a Food Lion, and this is one of the many, so my expectations were not big. I ordered the Combination meal with Kung Pao Chicken, pork fried rice, and egg roll. Also ordered a small hot & sour soup & a bottle of diet Coke. Young lady cashier was friendly and took order without issue. I usually order take out when it comes to Wok spots like this but decided to dine in. Order was served within 10 minutes - another employee brought my soup with the flour crackers that go with the soup. As you can see in the photo, the size of Kung Pao meal is fine for a $12+ meal. The mixture of vegetables (broccoli, carrots, snow peas, and green bell peppers) bury some of the chicken pieces underneath, giving me an impression that chicken meat was not enough. As I ate, I discovered that there's a fair amount of thin sliced chicken breasts. Most of the chicken pieces (maybe 5 or 6) were sliced thin but wide - I wanted to slice it to make it fit the spoon with the pork fried rice, which was finely cooked. Somewhat surprisingly, the chicken tasted tofu-like rather than what you'd expect from a well-cooked white meat chicken. I set the few snow peas aside - they don't go well with the entire meal. I realized something seemed to be missing. Any Kung Pao chicken lover would know that the perfect Kung Pao chicken always have cashews (or roasted peanuts) but China Wok's version was missing this essential ingredient that gives that extra crunch to the meal. The space inside is about average compared to other Chinese Wok spots in NC. There's a good amount of parking space shared between various businesses there. There's a standard soda machine and sweet tea but got a Diet Coke bottle instead. The hot & sour soup was the same as what you'd expect from a typical Chinese restaurant. Amount was good for a small size. The eggroll was quite bland: Although there were bits of pork inside, the chewy, flavorless texture made me ask, "What in the world am I eating?" Also tried their General Tso in a previous visit, and the chicken meat quality was a bit better that the Kung Pap chicken but tasted like it was more flour than chicken. If you want fast and cheap Chinese food in Carrboro, China Wok is still a convenient option. Although there are a few other Chinese spots nearby (more towards the downtown area), it's still a blessing for a boring shopping center. But if you're looking for a decent Chinese restaurant that serves quality food, this is clearly not it.

Bonchon is a classic and great go-to for whenever you're craving korean fried chicken. We ordered…read morethrough uber eats and got the chicken katsu and seoul appetizer sampler. The seoul appetizer is a great choice since it offers potstickers, drumsticks, wings, street corn, and bulgogi fries. I wouldn't recommend ordering on uber eats again because most of our food was pretty soggy and we didn't have the crunch we would get in the restaurant. Soy garlic is my favorite flavor for the chicken and the chicken is always juicy!

I was very disappointed. The chicken was cold and the fried rice was hard and tasted old. I was not…read moreimpressed at all. Maybe it was an off day.

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.

Definitely earns its three stars. It stats with an indifferent group of UNC coeds at the hostess…read morestand all scrolling on their phones when you get to the top of the stairs. It comes downhill from there. The food is absolutely mediocre. Our server was excellent, though. There is very little personality to the place.

Provably a great place to take in a Carolina game. We were in town and a UNC grad suggested we stop…read morein for lunch. This was during the summer and midweek so it wasn't busy at all. Friendly staff, good bar food and a view of Franklin St. Of course lots of memorabilia on the walls.

Went here with my friends for dinner. The ambiance is okay. It's just your average sports bar…read more Pretty cool that they have two levels though. Our waitress was really really nice! She made the experience pleasant. The food was where I took points off. I was starving, and I heard good things about the Cajun Alfredo pasta, but I was a little disappointed. The sauce was quite watery instead of creamy, and I thought it lacked flavor and cheese. The shrimps were well seasoned and tasty though. The garlic bread was DELICIOUS. That was a pleasant surprise. If I didn't get the shrimp or garlic bread, I probably would've gave this place 3 stars. Maybe we went on a busy night, but this place was just okay to me.