Here are some additional favorites of ours:
Cheese Fries
Linda’s | 203 E. Franklin St.
$5.95
No surprises here: We’re talking greasy French fries loaded with bacon, melted cheese and green onions with a side of ranch. But they’re amazing, especially with a pitcher of beer.
Triple Decker BLT
Merritt’s Store and Grill | 1009 S. Columbia St.
$8.45
It graced our cover when we dubbed it one of the Best Sandwiches in Chapel Hill in 2009. The love affair with this monstrosity of a sandwich continues.
Sweet Potato Fries
Buns | 107 N. Columbia St.
$2.69-$3.89
It’s called Buns because of the fantastic burgers, but the sweet potato fries – made from North Carolina sweet potatoes – also leave quite the impression. Don’t forget a dipping sauce: The chipotle mayo and curry mustard are to die for.
Chocolate Covered Bacon
The Chocolate Door | 516 W. Franklin St.
$2.50
Maple bacon is topped with 50% chocolate and toffee for a divine salty-and-sweet combo.
Chile Relleno
Fiesta Grill | 3307 N.C. 54 West
$5.25
Lots of cheese, plenty of heat and fried with an airy egg batter: What’s not to like?
The Artichoke slice
Artisan Pizza Kitchen | 153 E. Franklin St.
$2.95
A concoction of artichoke and basil in heavy cream sauce, mozzarella and small cream cheese chunks, one slice will probably do. But go ahead and get a second for good measure.
Pecan-Crusted Fried Chicken with Mushroom Gravy over Garlic Mashed Potatoes and Southern Butter Beans
Acme | 110 E. Main St., Carrboro
$16.95
You might as well embrace your Southern-ness and order this one with a sweet tea.
Banana Pudding
Breadmen’s | 324 W. Rosemary St.
$3.10
It tastes even better on Monday nights – when it’s free.
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