I like the salads at The Loop in Eastgate shopping center in Chapel Hill. They have several and all are excellent -- huge and very tasty. I know they have a grilled veggie salad; I think there's a ceasar salad; and one with gorgonzola cheese or something like that, if I'm not mistaken. In any event, they are great! Also, Pepper's Pizza on Franklin St. in Chapel Hill has excellent salads (their pizza is great too!). Zorba's in Village SC in Chapel Hill has a really nice "country greek salad" on their menu -- marinated tomatoes, with cucumber and onion. It is excellent when they have it; unfortunately, a lot of the time when I've gone there, they say they have "run out". I think they just don't make it very often. I have recently moved from Chapel Hill to Raleigh, so I'm interested in seeing if you get any responses about good salad places in Raleigh. Katie On Tue, 18 Aug 1998 19:45:39 GMT, "Katherine Giacoletti" Someone wrote: >I'm relatively new to this area, and I have yet to find a place to go and >just have a really great salad. Any suggestions? > > Our e-mail address has been modified to derail those dreaded spammers. To reply by e-mail, take out all of the x's.
Raleigh-Durham, NC
any good salad places in the triangle?
I haven't found many good salad places in the triangle area, but I do like the salads at Gregory's in Waverly Place. They are always really fresh, and they have quite a few choices. I would assume the Gregory's in Crabtree Valley Mall would have the same menu and same quality, but I've never been there, so I can't say for sure. ann On Tue, 18 Aug 1998 20:26:06 GMT, [email removed] (Katie & George) wrote: >I like the salads at The Loop in Eastgate shopping center in Chapel >Hill. They have several and all are excellent -- huge and very tasty. >I know they have a grilled veggie salad; I think there's a ceasar >salad; and one with gorgonzola cheese or something like that, if I'm >not mistaken. In any event, they are great! > >Also, Pepper's Pizza on Franklin St. in Chapel Hill has excellent >salads (their pizza is great too!). > >Zorba's in Village SC in Chapel Hill has a really nice "country greek >salad" on their menu -- marinated tomatoes, with cucumber and onion. >It is excellent when they have it; unfortunately, a lot of the time >when I've gone there, they say they have "run out". I think they just >don't make it very often. > >I have recently moved from Chapel Hill to Raleigh, so I'm interested >in seeing if you get any responses about good salad places in Raleigh. > >Katie > >On Tue, 18 Aug 1998 19:45:39 GMT, "Katherine Giacoletti" >Someone wrote: > >>I'm relatively new to this area, and I have yet to find a place to go and >>just have a really great salad. Any suggestions? >> >> > > >Our e-mail address has been modified to derail those dreaded spammers. To reply by e-mail, take out all of the x's.
On 19 Aug 1998 19:02:44 -0400, [email removed] (Jonathan Magid) wrote: >I hadn't heard of The Loop before, and frankly I'm extraodinarily excited >about having someplace new to eat out in Chapel Hill.:) >What sort of restaurant is it? What's the price range? Any other >menu reccomendations? > >thanks, >jem. Hi -- the Loop is cheap but good food. I recommend their salads and pizzas (yum!) and they have good chocolate shakes. I especially like the California style barbecue chicken pizza, but all the pizzas are good. A couple of their sandwiches (chicken, grilled veggie) are tasty, too, but I am not a fan of their burgers (dry). We lived around the corner, so we used to go there a lot. I miss it. Our e-mail address has been modified to derail those dreaded spammers. To reply by e-mail, take out all of the x's.