Eat & Drink

A Savory Turkey Recipe and Two Easy Sides for Your Thanksgiving Table

By Anna-Rhesa Versola | November 10, 2021

This Thanksgiving, try Governors Club’s perfectly savory turkey recipe and two easy-to-prepare sides from Small Cafe B and B.

Woof Down Fetching Cocktails and Small Bites at The Beagle

By Chatham Magazine | October 19, 2021

Check out Pittsboro’s new ulti-mutt hangout – a relaxing place to gather over craft cocktails and curated small plates.

Cheers to Siler City’s Newest Brewery

By Hannah Lee | September 28, 2021

Get ready to raise a glass as Thirsty Skull Brewing nears its opening this fall

New Businesses Move Forward in Pandemic Thanks to Community Support

By Chatham Magazine | September 21, 2021

Local businesses that launched amidst the pandemic faced several struggles, but support from their communities make it possible to keep moving forward. 

Plant Your Own Aunt Rachel Apple Tree to Honor Chatham 250

By Chatham Magazine | September 15, 2021

Century Farm Orchards and other nearby farms help preserve a local edible heirloom by growing Aunt Rachel apple trees

Meet One of Our Readers’ Favorite Chefs

By Chatham Magazine | September 15, 2021

Chef Kristin Bulpitt, one of our readers’ favorite chefs, sources veggies for Copeland Springs Farm & Kitchen from the nearby garden.

Check in to Lucky Bar Farm in Moncure

By Chatham Mag Intern | September 2, 2021

Treat yourself to a weekend getaway at the Lucky Bar Farm and find comfort in home-cooked meals and a break from the bustle of daily life

Spike Your Sweet Tea This Summer

By Chatham Mag Intern | June 10, 2025

Try The Daly Double, a sweet tea-lemonade-vodka drink, specially crafted by bartender Watson Fitts at The Fearrington House Inn

Four Local Chefs Share How They Celebrate Summer

By Chatham Mag Intern | June 29, 2021

Summertime means warm weather and fresh ingredients. We asked these chefs what they’re looking forward to this season.

The Good Cooks of Robin Hood’s Kitchen

By Chatham Magazine | April 13, 2021

A simple idea about vegetable soup morphed into a nonprofit kitchen that’s cooked and delivered nearly 1,600 pounds of meals.

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