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The award-winning buttermilk biscuit recipe has been in use since Sunrise opened in 1977, and has been curing road rage (and hangovers) ever since. Don't be surprised if the drive-thru line for Sunrise backs up down the street, as it's the only drive-thru in the Chapel Hill town limits. Regardless of how the basketball team is doing, most Tar Heels would agree that the best fastbreak in town is from Sunrise Biscuit Kitchen. SUNDAY Breakfast from Chapel Hill's Only Drive-Thru | 9:00 AM Hang out in the courtyard and enjoy live music and some of the best people-watching in Chapel Hill. Choose from over 30 beer options on tap and sip out of their iconic 32-ounce 'Blue Cups', a souvenir you will definitely want to bring home. He’s Not Here on the Village Green first opened its doors to thirsty customers back in 1972 and they've been coming back ever since. Sugarland cakes have been featured on the Food Network, the Today Show, Good Morning America and more! Between YoPo and Sugarland, your sweet-tooth is guaranteed to be satisfied. If you aren't in the mood for froyo, venture across the street to Sugarland, North Carolina's Favorite Dessert Destination, for a cupcake or frozen martini. YoPo has been a Chapel Hill staple since 1982. Head to the Yogurt Pump, or as students affectionately refer to it as YoPo, to find out what frozen yogurt is swirling today.

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IP3 has a full menu of fresh-dough pizza and other Italian specialties. They also offer pitcher specials on a good selection of draft beer, including Yuengling, Sam Adams, and Bud Light.

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Brothers Angelo and Vincenzo Marrone have been serving up authentic Italian pizza in Chapel Hill since 1980, and you can often hear them yelling in Italian behind the counter at whatever game is on TV and being chummy with the UNC athletes that always happen to be there.

The Italian Pizzeria III is a Chapel Hill tradition and serves some of the best pizza outside of Italy.

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Swing by the Varsity, and see what's playing at the 90-year-old movie theater. Check out Johhny T-shirt, the official merchandise provider to the UNC General Alumni Association, for all of your Carolina blue needs. Stop in at some of the boutiques, clad with UNC apparel. Explore Franklin Street | 3:00 PMįranklin Street, Chapel Hill's main drag, is lined with coffee shops, restaurants, museums, bookshops, music stores and bars. You don't have to be a Carolina basketball fan to enjoy a trip down memory lane at the Carolina Basketball Museum, located adjacent to the Dean Dome. The museum has interactive exhibits replaying great moments in the program’s illustrious history and a fascinating collection of Tar Heel memorabilia, including National Championship trophies and Coach Smith’s typewritten notes suggesting areas for improvement to a player named Michael Jordan, and, my personal favorite, the infamous letter from Coach K to MJ once he had chosen UNC over Duke. The Carolina Basketball Museum is open to the general public Monday - Friday from 10:00 am-4:00 pm and 9:00 am-1:00 pm on Saturday.

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