Breadmen’s: 40 years of feeding people
Posted Jul 1, 2014
Years of Tar Heel sports posters and long strings of Carolina blue Christmas lights are highlights of the decor. My wife and I hosted our post-wedding breakfast there. After 40 years, Breadmen’s is a multi-generational institution. Co-owner Roy Piscitello says one of his favorite things is when people who frequented it as students return with kids in tow. Like any good host, he remembers all the regulars.
(Chapel Hill News)
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