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'Vibrant community hub': Franklin Street welcomes new restaurants, cuisines


From a tapas bar to a smoothie cafe, Franklin Street has seen several new additions to its dining landscape over the last year. Próximo is a Spanish tapas bar that opened in September 2024, bringing the cooking of Hawthorne & Wood and Bluebird chef Brandon Sharp to 173 E. Franklin St. The restaurant incorporates fresh ingredients into its seasonal menu. (Daily Tar Heel)

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'Vibrant community hub': Franklin Street welcomes new restaurants, cuisines


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