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Top of the Hill Restaurant & Brewery
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citysearch c.
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Recently took the parents out to dinner there and it was definately a good experience. Friendly service and a very nice view (we decided to brave the winter weather on the patio only to find that it was much nicer than the crowded inside... with candles, a nice view, not too many people, and surprisingly warm thanks to some gas heaters). The food was good, and very well-priced. The filet special was excellent and my mom really liked the catfish. My sister was a bit dissappointed with their vegetarian options, but she had a fairly decent pasta and managed to save room for some dessert a pretty tasty cheesecake. We tried Sunday brunch there as well (I still prefer Weaver Street), but my parents really liked it (a hearty, southern breakast with biscuits, bacon and eggs). Definately a very good ""Chapel Hill experience.""
Pros: good service, nice view, good food
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