chapel hill food tour

• Gift Certificates
• Purchase Tickets

Purchase Tickets Here!

Welcome to Taste Carolina! Join us for the tastiest tours in North Carolina.

Experience North Carolina’s best restaurants and food shops in the most unique way, on a guided walking tour of the city. Go behind the scenes to chat with chefs and artisans, and enjoy their delicious food. We’re located in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill/ Carrboro, Hillsborough, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Wilmington, Charlotte, and Asheville.

Food tour registration is open with flexible change policies. Gift certificates are available. Also offering virtual foodie events and gift boxes for groups.

See dates and register by clicking the Purchase Tickets link at the top of the blue bar.

Purchase a gift certificate by clicking on the link on the blue bar.

Custom corporate and team-building tours and events are available any day or evening of the week by request.

Tours run every week, all year ’round.

Welcome to Taste Carolina

Food tours are available every weekend in 9 North Carolina cities. SEE DATES AND LOCATIONS .

Custom corporate and private tours are available on weekdays and weeknights. CONTACT US to request information for groups of any size.

Get Your FREE Ultimate Weekend Packing Cheat Sheet!

Take A Culinary Trip Around The World In Chapel Hill

• , Favorite Attractions

I hereby declare the summer of 2014 my Summer of the Food Tour.

I just completed my third walking food tour and it was fantastic.

Triangle Food Tours’ Downtown Chapel Hill & Carrboro Food Tasting & Cultural Walking Tour is a great taste trip around the world of food in what Bon Appetite Magazine calls “America’s Foodiest Small Town.”

Why Take A Food Tour?

Besides the food, there’s a multitude of reasons for going on a food tour.

1) You’ll learn the different restaurants and cuisines of an area.

2) A food tour takes place in the middle of the afternoon when restaurants are usually between meals. This affords time with the staff and chefs to ask questions.

3) A food tour is an out-of-the-ordinary way of entertaining out of town guests, exploring a new city or learning the restaurants in your own hometown.

4) It’s a wonderful way to meet people.

  The Franklin Hotel on Franklin Street is where the tour originates.

What To Expect

Undaunted by the smoldering July heat, we walked close to two miles while learning a bit about the culture of the area.  We took in the sites and made seven stops, trying some of the finest food and beverages at Chapel Hill/Carrboro offers.

As our tour guide, Sarah put it, “a food tour is like speed-dating for restaurants.”

Before taking a food tour it’s important to be sure you’ve come prepared with comfortable shoes and your appetite. Bring an open mind as Triangle Food Tour’s website says, be ready to “Walk, Talk, Taste, Sip.”

Why Chapel Hill & Carrboro?

Chapel Hill is home to the University of North Carolina. It’s a bustling college town with a vibrant, ever-changing population. Along with the University dynamic comes a splendid mixture and diversity of culture that’s easily experienced by walking down the main thoroughfare of Franklin Street.

As a result of these two unique municipalities in such close proximity, the Chapel Hill & Carrboro Food Tasting provides a wide variety of cuisines and flavors.  It’s a veritable trip around the culinary world; Irish, Indian, French, Greek, contemporary American, beer, wine and oh yes, dessert.

Our Line Up For The Day

Triangle Food Tours partners with an array of restaurants to present its tasting tours. Though the lineup may change from week to week or with the season, each partner welcomes the food tourists by serving tasty representations and providing insights into the foods these establishments serve. ( Update July 30, 2018 : A few of the restaurants we toured that day are no longer in business.)

Our tour included;

Fitzgerald’s Irish Pub

CholaNad – Contemporary South Indian Concept

Glasshalfull – Contemporary American

Provence – Regional French and Mediterranean cuisine

Carrboro Beverage Co. a Bottle Shop – NC brews on tap for sampling

Kipos Greek Taverna – robust Greek Fare

Gigi’s Cupcakes of Chapel Hill -cupcakes, cheesecakes mini cupcakes, and cookies

Take Away From Our Triangle Food Tour

Yes, the weather was a tad warm for our culinary journey but the delicious food, cool beverages, and good company made for a happy and fun tour of Chapel Hill and Carrboro. We departed our tour feeling full, but wanting more and vowing to return to these marvelous restaurants.

Triangle Food Tours

Reservations are required.  Tours fill up quickly so be sure to book in advance.

IF YOU LIKE THIS, PIN IT FOR LATER!

If you enjoyed this, please leave a comment below or Tweet, post or “like”. 

As always, Happy Travels!

Let’s Get Social! Click below and join the conversation on social media

2 thoughts on “Take A Culinary Trip Around The World In Chapel Hill”

We’ve been on a few walking tours (Italy and London) and loved them both. Always way too full afterwards (particularly the London one!). It’s a great way to get some great food while seeing the area.

What a wonderful food tour. Your article made me hungry for new culinary experiences.

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Share PullOverAndLetMeOut with your friends

© 2024 pulloverandletmeout.com, start typing and press enter to search, free access to exclusive travel tips and deals, get the latest travel news, tips & information from pulloverandletmeout.com.

Save on Membership with

Coupon lifechanger25, don't leave empty-handed, get your free ultimate weekend packing cheat sheet, happy travels.

Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours

• See all photos

Similar Experiences

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as waiting time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

Join Jacquelyn and 9+ million other Small Business Owners

Chapel Hill & Carrboro Walking Food Tour

Join us as we explore the tastes, sights, and culture of the “Southern Part of Heaven” and the “Paris of the Piedmont.” 

Recently named “America’s Foodiest Small Town” by Bon Appetit Magazine, Chapel Hill & Carrboro offer a diverse array of excellent restaurants, in addition to their historic architecture, funky arts scene, and natural beauty. On our three-hour walking tour, we will experience the vibrant downtown neighborhoods of Chapel Hill & Carrboro through their unique food culture.

We will visit a hidden gem in Carrboro that effortlessly combines small plates and wines, a Mediterranean restaurant that is authentic from top to bottom, a contemporary restaurant that totally redefines Indian cuisine, a long-standing west end eatery that locals never overlook, and much more. And no matter how you may feel about UNC basketball, we are sure this walking tour will have you cheering! 

Click here to learn more and register.

We Also Offer

• When to visit Chapel Hill
• How to Reach Chapel Hill
• Events & Festivals in Chapel Hill
• Restaurants in Chapel Hill
• Chapel Hill Map
• Things To Do in Chapel Hill
• Chapel Hill Itineraries
• Chapel Hill Hotels

Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours Ticket Price, Hours, Address and Reviews

• North America
• United States
• North Carolina
• Chapel Hill
• Things To Do In Chapel Hill

Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours

• Address: 501 West Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27516, United States Map
• Phone: +1-9192372254
• Ticket Price: 56 USD
• Time Required: 03:30 Hrs
• Tags: Restaurant, Entertainment , Family And Kids

Want to explore the heart of Chapel Hill, take the taste Carolina Gourmet Food tour and you’ll be more than happy! Taste the best and most unique restaurants of Chapel Hill, learn about the history and architecture that shaped up the city and be delighted with the warm hospitality.

Best way to explore Chapel Hill like an insider! 

Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours Travel Tips

• Advance booking is recommended.
• Online booking is available.

Entrance Ticket Details For Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours

• The given ticket price is for culinary tour per person.
• For drinks + culinary tour: 65.99 Per person.

Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours Hours

• Tours are held every Saturday at 11.00 am and 03.15 pm.
• Please enquire before you visit.

How to Reach Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours

Love this? Explore the entire list of places to visit in Chapel Hill before you plan your trip.

Fancy a good night's sleep after a tiring day? Check out where to stay in Chapel Hill and book an accommodation of your choice.

• Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours Address: 501 West Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27516, United States
• Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours Contact Number: +1-9192372254
• Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours Price: 56 USD
• Time required to visit Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours: 03:30 Hrs
• Try the best online travel planner to plan your travel itinerary!

31.9% of people who visit Chapel Hill include Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours in their plan

• 10 AM - 11 AM

26.32% of people start their Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours visit around 10 AM - 11 AM

• 3 Hrs 30 Minutes

People usually take around 3 Hrs 30 Minutes to see Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours

94.44% of people prefer to travel by car while visiting Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours

People normally club together The Carolina Basketball Museum and Franklin Street while planning their visit to Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours.

Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours Reviews & Ratings

Attractions Nearby

• The Old Well
• Franklin Street
• The Carolina Basketball Museum
• Triangle Boat Tours
• Coker Arboretum
• Play Makers Repertory Company And Theatre
• North Carolina Museum Of Natural Sciences
• Pullen Park
• JC Raulston Arboretum
• Neuse River Trail
• State Farmers Market
• Raleigh Convention Center
• Chapel Hill Itinerary for 2 days
• Chapel Hill Itinerary for 3 days
• Chapel Hill Itinerary for 5 days

Taste Carolina Online Reservations

Concierge or booking agent, buy gift certificates online, reservation / cancellation policy.

No refunds will be given to no shows.

Policy Notices

Please reply to let us know if you have any dietary restrictions or food allergies not listed on your registration. We are not able to change tastings during the tour. Please bring bottled water and dress for the weather and for walking. Enjoy your tour!

Cookies and Privacy

This website uses cookies. Cookies help us personalize content and understand how visitors use our website. By browsing this website, you agree to our use of cookies.

By using this website or making a reservation with us, you agree to our privacy policy .

Check out our Gift Food Boxes and Gift Cards.

Triangle Food and City Tours

Enjoy neighborhood food, drink and walking tours, featured walking food tours.

• Most Popular
• Hour Glass Approximately 3 hours
• User Ages 8+

Savor Historic Oakwood Neighborhood Food Tour

Discover unique family-owned restaurants and venues in Raleigh’s Historic Oakwood neighborhood, North Carolina’s largest, best preserved 19th century neighborhood. Blending together some forgotten historical tidbits that leaves you full!

Bites of Boylan Heights Neighborhood Food Tour

Discover unique local restaurants and venues in Raleigh’s Boylan Heights, an early 20th century neighborhood. Blending together some forgotten historical tidbits that leaves you full!

Private Group Food Tours & Experiences

Get out of the office/home and reconnect in person. Celebrate special occasions with a private food tours. Family gatherings, school groups, birthdays, Bachelorette and team outing tours just to name a few. Available weekdays and weekends!

Savor the Carolinas – NC Goodies in a Box

Enjoy local products from North Carolina delivered straight to you!

Triangle Olive Oils & Balsamic Vinegars

Introducing a brand new product…Triangle Olive Oils and Balsamic Vinegars. A perfect gift for a wedding, family celebration, birthday, or corporate present. Check out our unique flavors.

Triangle Food and City Tours make the perfect gift. Purchase a gift certificate for one of our food tours.

The Triangle’s original walking food tour. There are several different delicious, food tasting, walking tours — Downtown Raleigh (the original), Chapel Hill & Carrboro, Downtown Durham, and Downtown Cary.

Explore and discover a culinary and historical perspective of downtown Raleigh, Chapel Hill & Carrboro, Durham, and Cary that only an insider might know.

Meet our partners!

Delicious Food and a Great Way to Learn a Bit of History!

"I highly recommend the walking food tour! Everyone was very knowledgeable & the food was unique & delicious."

We enjoyed the energy of the tour guide. That can really make or break these adventures that we soo love to take. We will definitely check out the tour they have in Durham. I so look forward to it!

We had such a wonderful tour with Jacquelyn. She was so informative and took us to the most wonderful restaurants. The food was delicious and so much of it, we were so full we had to put some in doggy bags. We will definitely call again when we are back in Raleigh, can't wait!!

My husband and I did the Durham Food Tour in early December and had a blast! Our guide, Jennifer, was well versed in Durham history. There was one other couple on the tour which made it especially fun and intimate. All of the food was delicious and the restaurants were accommodating to my dietary restrictions (which I had notified Triangle Food Tours of at the time of booking). I highly recommend the tour and look forward to doing more tours throughout the area.

"ll of the food spots were delicious not so hidden gems. The host Jacquelyn was super knowledgeable about the food spot and the history of the town. I most definitely will check out another tour maybe Durham or even Chapel hill."

"We had a wonderful afternoon with Victoria. The restaurants they use change each time but we really enjoyed the places we were taken. "

"I found that extremely helpful. Every place we visited was ready for our group @ very welcoming. I absolutely would do this again. The food was delish in all restaurants.."

Had a fabulous time on the Raleigh Food Tours. What a great way to spend a Saturday with friends. We learned about new restaurants, tried interesting foods and enjoyed great service. Our guide was terrific and incorporated a lot of interesting history and fun food facts. I highly recommend.

Wow Jacquelyn, what a sweet, gracious, easy-going and knowledgeable woman!!! She is awesome. What a trooper… I am writing to let you know what a great time I had on the tour. She did an amazing job dealing w/ the dynamics of the event, the group, and the rainy weather… I just wanted to take a minute to let her know how much I appreciated her and her care of us on this fateful night… It was great!!!! I was the volunteer for her as she spoke of the past hangings in Moore Square. Thank you for choosing her to help me and my friends have an amazing time together in downtown Raleigh.

~ WE PROUDLY SUPPORT ~

Triangle Food and City Tours is a proud supporter of the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle and many small community non-profits. We match every donation made by our guests quarterly. IFFS cultivates urban gardens and distributes nutritious food to our neighbors including grocery bags for seniors and backpack buddies for kids, and much more.

Now it's your turn...

A fun, casual way to sample the sights, sounds, and flavors from a cross-section of locally-owned, enthusiastically operated restaurants in the downtown areas of Raleigh, Chapel Hill & Carrboro, Durham, and Cary.

UNC Visitors Center

Welcome to carolina.

Press the play button to learn more about all that Carolina has to offer.

Take a tour

Our in-person Sense of Place tour is a 90-minute walking tour hosted by student guides who share campus history, traditions and the student experience as well as some of the University’s current endeavors in research and innovation. Learn more about our Sense of Place tour.

The Visitors Center also offers a 75-minute walking graduate student tour hosted by a current graduate student tour guide. Building on the Sense of Place tour, the graduate tour includes information relating to graduate student life at Carolina. Learn more about our graduate student tour.

The UNC Visitors Center, located at 134 E. Franklin Street, is open to guests 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

We hope that you will find our  Visitors Guide helpful as you explore Carolina. If you have other questions, you may reach us 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, at [email protected] . For details about parking on campus, check visitor parking. For information and resources about Chapel Hill, visit the Chapel Hill and Orange County Welcome Center .

• Graduate student tours
• Meet our tour guides
• Self-Guided Tour of Carolina
• Campus Attractions
• Visit Carolina virtually

Explore more

• Sense of Place tours
• Explore Carolina virtually
• Undergraduate admissions tours
• Other things to do on campus
• Frequently asked questions
• UNC Visitors Center 134 E Franklin Street Ave, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Chapel Hill 27514

Connect with us

Carolina up close

With historic buildings and picturesque landscaping, Carolina's campus is iconic, and some of the University's most beautiful spots are worth a closer look.

Moving forward with boldness

More than 225 years ago, a radical idea took root in North Carolina: higher education, funded by the people, for the people. As we enter the third decade of this millennium, the challenges we face today are great, but, as we have demonstrated for more than two centuries, we are built to face great challenges.

Timeless traditions

Take a sip from the Old Well on your first day of classes to get good grades. Sign your name on the bricks inside the Bell Tower as a senior. Relax in the sun on Polk Place. Carolina is filled with traditions - some that date back for decades and others that are new - that students cherish today.

Always a great day to be a Tar Heel

“It’s a great day to be a Tar Heel” is a phrase you’ll often hear around Carolina, and for a good reason. Every day, Tar Heels create a positive impact on the world by improving their communities and inspiring change through their talents. They’re artists, scientists, humanitarians, researchers and innovators doing extraordinary things.

Share on Mastodon

• Search all Things to Do

Guided Tours

• Self-Guided Mural Tour
• History Buff?
• Prefer Tradition?
• Adventurous?
• Chapel Hill
• Hillsborough
• LGBTQ Travel
• Black Community and Culture

What’s your passion? History, food, nature, farms? There’s a tour for that! We have a rich cultural history here, award-winning chefs, and a bountiful of farms to explore. We have a cidery that loves to share their knowledge of ciders, wines and fuited sours at their farm. And a Botanical Garden that is a collection of many gardens native to our state – our favorite - the carnivorous plant collection! So, find a tour guide and wear your walking shoes; bring your appetite and your camera because you will want to share these memories.

Want to make a go of it on your own?  Check out this  Self-Guided Driving Tour  of Historic Chapel Hill  or the self-guided mural and public art tour, Soundwalk of Northside, UNC Campus tour and a historic self-guided tour of Hillsborough or Carrboro, listed below. 

This website uses cookies to store information on your computer. Some are essential to make our site work; others help improve user experience. By using the site, you consent to the placement of these cookies. Read our Privacy Policy to learn more.

Things To Do | Take a hidden tour of Grace Cathedral, San…

Share this:.

• Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
• Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
• Click to print (Opens in new window)
• Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)
• Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)

Today's e-Edition

Things To Do

• Food & Drink
• Celebrities
• Pets & Animals
• Event Calendar

Breaking News

Things to do | california gas prices are spiking again, what’s going on, subscriber only, things to do | take a hidden tour of grace cathedral, san francisco’s gothic masterpiece, secret passageways and ancient artifacts are the stars of new “behind-the-scenes” tours of the famous church..

It’s a blustery spring afternoon in San Francisco, and we are gathered for one of the first-ever behind the scenes tours of that Gothic wonder, Grace Cathedral .

It may look like a grand flourish sitting atop Nob Hill, but the cathedral is still under construction — as you’ll discover now that these tours have opened to the public. Built in 1862, the original structure was destroyed during the 1906 earthquake and ensuing fire. Construction began on the current cathedral in 1927.

Today, the vaulting near the ceiling is unfinished and some statue niches remain empty. “It has been said that a great cathedral is never finished, words that echo the unfinished work of the Spirit,” says Julie Knight, director of cultural membership and visitor experience. Grace will one day be completed, but in the meantime it holds all sorts of neat fundraising activities. There are concerts devoted to the music of Nintendo and Hayao Miyazaki movies , yoga atop its labyrinths, sound baths and now, architectural tours like this new exploration of historic rooms, hidden passageways and ancient artifacts.

Our guide today is Kenn Sparks who, with a trimmed beard and rumbling basso, has the presence of an Orson Welles.

We stand in the cavernous central hall of the cathedral, which has massive organ pipes in front and also in back. If it didn’t, there’d be a quarter-second sound delay, and the front part of the congregation would be singing earlier than the back rows – presumably annoying god.

Up on a mezzanine is what looks like a child’s toy piano. If a child actually played it, though, the results might cause a public emergency. The keys link to dozens of bells in the tower, including a six-ton one that rings the hours. The bells clang to celebrate World Series and Super Bowl wins and other commemorations. Sometimes after service, musicians like to noodle on the keyboard, playing popular songs like “Over the Rainbow” and “I Left my Heart in San Francisco.”

We enter an ambulatory or hidden passageway located behind the altar. Clergy use this shadowy hallway during services to scurry from one side of the church to the other. A number of beautiful stained-glass windows point toward the Anglican Churches of the Pacific Basin, from New Zealand to Taiwan to Japan.

Now we’re inside the vestry, which is paneled entirely in ornate walnut and smells like a classy antique shop. This is where the California bishop (currently Marc Handley Andrus) keeps a private camp to pray and store liturgical vestments. We observe a bible open to Ezekiel: 35 (“I lay your towns in ruins; you shall become a desolation, and you shall know that I am the LORD”) and run our fingers through the bishop’s cloaks – not sure if his eminence would approve of this, but he’s not here right now. The vestments are all hand-sewn, and a member of our group jokes she has a friend who became a bishop “only for the clothes.”

Next up is the Chapel of Grace. This small chapel is normally closed and has Spanish-style wrought-iron gates barring passage from the outside. William Randolph Hearst’s body was laid in state here, and Bill Clinton booked it in 1994 to pray during a trip to San Francisco — just him, his thoughts and the Secret Service lurking in the background.

The cathedral holds all manner of unexpected artifacts. There’s a circa 1521 stone tomb from France with a coat of arms from the monastic-military Knights Hospitaller, Order of Saint John of Jerusalem. According to legend a Crusader knight was interred here but no longer, as French revolutionaries scattered his bones. A Romanesque limestone credence table for the host and wine likely dates to the 12th century; it’s the oldest furnishing in the church.

The next large room is filled with art and furniture, including the bishop’s chair, carved from redwood with armrests shaped like an owl (wisdom) and lion (strength). A hallway holds Ansel Adams photographs and an oak eagle carved by Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor of Mount Rushmore. It served as the cathedral’s lectern up until the 1960s. Lit from below is a brilliant, colorful portrait from photographer David LaChapelle of a Haitian model as the Virgin Mary; it was gifted a couple years ago and consecrated as an icon of the cathedral.

The cathedral’s crypt is unusual in that it’s above ground. There’s room for 3,000 souls, and it’s only half full, so get your plans in order today and you can spend the afterlife here for $8,000 . (Though $10,000 will get you a space at a more desirable “eye-to-heart” level.)

We climb into the upper recesses of the cathedral and, crossing a catwalk, encounter E=MC2, the stained-glass Albert Einstein tribute. A glassy version of astronaut John Glenn is nearby. Our guide cautions us to tighten our hardhats, lest they fall off while we’re looking around and bonk the noggins of the faithful below.

The final stretch takes us up multiple levels of stairs to an open-air observatory protected by pigeon netting. Bells crash and powerful winds blow, as we take in the cathedral’s nearly 250-foot-tall spire, called Le Fleche, because it represents an arrow shooting prayers directly up to god. There are no gargoyles on this steeple, but there are grotesques, in this case wyverns that look like fire-breathing dragons with scorpion tails. They’re meant to ward off evil from not just the church but also the city.

“I think we might need more dragons,” rumbles our guide Sparks.

The tower offers nearly 360-degree views of the expansive city below. Our attention is caught by a building in a park across the way. It’s the Pacific-Union Club at the top of Nob Hill, one of the largest men’s-only clubs in the U.S. The motto, our guide intones, is rumored to be “No women, no journalists, no Democrats.”

Details: General admission to San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral, located at 1100 California St., is $12. Behind the scenes tours are $27 to $30. Reserved a timed entry ticket at gracecathedral.org .

• Report an error
• Policies and Standards

More in Things To Do

Travel | 5 airport lines you can ditch (and how to skip them for free)

Entertainment | Taylor Swift skipping Met Gala could be another Kim Kardashian diss

Restaurants, Food and Drink | San Jose: The Bay Area’s first Burger Pit opened in 1953. The last one is closing Tuesday

News Obituaries | Northern California native Mandisa, Grammy award-winning ‘American Idol’ alum, dead at 47

Dean E. Smith Center

Top ways to experience nearby attractions

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as wait time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Also popular with travelers

Dean E. Smith Center - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

• Mon - Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• (0.27 mi) Heel House Apartment-Walk to UNC stadiums!
• (0.92 mi) The Carolina Inn
• (1.23 mi) Graduate Chapel Hill
• (2.36 mi) Rizzo Center
• (1.64 mi) Hyatt Place Chapel Hill / Southern Village
• (0.85 mi) Merritt's Grill
• (1.27 mi) Mediterranean Deli & Catering
• (1.36 mi) Al's burger shack
• (1.15 mi) Top of the Hill Restaurant & Brewery
• (1.29 mi) Elements