DISCOVER CHATHAM

American (Traditional)

Quiltmaker Cafe

A bottle of W.L. Weller Special Reserve wheated bourbon, with its distinctive green and gold label, photographed on a wooden tabletop inside The Place to Be. The bar's deep green walls hold framed band posters and music memorabilia, with black metal bar stools and a wood counter softly blurred behind.

The Place to Be Bar

Circle City Ice Cream

Carolina Stockyard Restaurant

Briar Chapel, Chapel Hill

Town Hall Burger and Beer

Cowboy Cafe & Catering

Virlie’s Grill

Village Pizza and Pasta

Rufus’ Restaurant

S & T’s Soda Shoppe

Natural Chef Cafe, CCCC

Lizzie’s Grill-N-Chill

Hayley Bales Steak House

Fearrington Village, Pittsboro

Elizabeth’s Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria

Elizabeth’s Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria

Crossroads Grill

Chris’ Drive-In

A lively scene on the covered outdoor patio at The City Tap. Groups of patrons sit at black wrought-iron tables, sharing baskets of food and drinks while talking and laughing; a few children are among the group. A round sign on the back wall reads "The City Tap Bar," and a large colorful mural decorates the brick wall at left. Overhead, a fabric canopy and a wrought-iron chandelier shade the space, with daylight and a neighboring building visible beyond the half-wall.

The red-brick exterior of Carolina Brewery on a sunny day, photographed through overhanging green leaves. The "Carolina Brewery" sign sits high on the building's upper facade. In front, a rust-red steel trellis strung with climbing vines and string lights encloses the patio, lined with galvanized metal planters full of greenery; red and blue patio umbrellas are visible behind it.

Carolina Brewery & Grill

Brewer’s Corner Grill

Chapel Hill, Governors Club

Flair Restaurant & Wine Bar

Allen & Son Bar-B-Que

Bestfood Cafeteria

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