Breadman’s - Chapel Hill

We had a group of eight large men for breakfast, and they tried to seat us all at a round table, which was quite cramped. I expressed my dissatisfaction and req... read more We had a group of eight large men for breakfast, and they tried to seat us all at a round table, which was quite cramped. I expressed my dissatisfaction and requested that they push some tables together. There was a bit of resistance, and they asked how long we planned to stay. Despite the rocky start to our experience, I must say that the food was very good and reasonably priced.

I enjoyed sitting outside on a beautiful Sunday morning. Although it was quite crowded, I was seated in just 10 minutes. There are plenty of breakfast options,... read more I enjoyed sitting outside on a beautiful Sunday morning. Although it was quite crowded, I was seated in just 10 minutes. There are plenty of breakfast options, and everything I’ve tried has been outstanding. The prices are fair given the quality and portion sizes of the food.

I couldn't find anything to improve at this restaurant. I absolutely loved it! read more I couldn't find anything to improve at this restaurant. I absolutely loved it!

If I can say one thing about Breadman's it would be consistency. The food always good and the service is always great. Especially Victoria! The place is small a... read more If I can say one thing about Breadman's it would be consistency. The food always good and the service is always great. Especially Victoria! The place is small and quaint giving you a home kitchen feel. Not loud music or dishes banging with thecook yelling from the back. Just good food, great service at a good price.

Breadman's is a wonderful long time tradition in Chapel Hill. This rating is influenced by memories as well as just acknowledging a good place to eat. It is one... read more Breadman's is a wonderful long time tradition in Chapel Hill. This rating is influenced by memories as well as just acknowledging a good place to eat. It is one of very few remaining wonderful eateries from my college years in Chapel Hill ofthe sixties. Fortunately, we are still around to enjoy. This trip I only had a great, filling breakfast, but also got to baskin their new 2 years digs. When I asked how long since they moved, the waiter also told me they still had the same lead cook,so the good life goes on. The staff is friendly and pays attention. The clientele covers a college town gamut. This new placejust needs some time to mellow into a simulacrum of the original on Rosemary St. 1930s or 40s, I think ? . I've been aroundso long and so many places have slipped away it's hard to keep their origins straight. Breadman's is a little farther fromcampus than it used to be, but well worth finding.