- tar heel favorite
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- collard greens
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- jiresellSeptember 16, 2018The best chicken biscuit in the World! The cut the meat right off the bone when you order it. Come with an appetite!
- David LovetteDecember 13, 2015Plenty of pictures of former Tar Heels giving the time out signal on the walls. The best one is of Chis Webber calling time out against the Tar Heels in the 1993 championship game.
- Jeff HJune 13, 2013If you get a platter Ask for your sides in separate containers. They put too much sides in one container and it spills over and makes the fried chicken soggy.
- Samantha HillJune 12, 2023This is the place for authentic Southern food! Great fried chicken with collard greens, mac & cheese and candied sweet potatoes.
- Brenton MarcomJuly 16, 2022Fantastic fried chicken, collard greens are amazing. Anything here is good!!
- Bex BeanAugust 18, 2014Awesome chicken biscuit with sweet tea. Fun to see pictures of Tar Heel basketball players
- Melisa VerchApril 10, 2011A trip to Chapel Hill is not complete without a chicken biscuit from Time Out. Fun to go down memory lane looking at the pictures of past sports celebs doing the time out signal.
- Travel ChannelNovember 7, 2011Some University of North Carolina favorites! As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
- Terri BryantSeptember 28, 2012OK, so i steer away from my diet sometimes, no ones perfect, but if it's fried you want, then fried you'll get
- Leah Denise WyattDecember 19, 2011Time Out makes a cheddar chicken biscuit the way it should be made!! Try it. It cost $5.38
- It's not Chapel Thrill w/o the Chicken Cheddar Biscuit!
- Get the "Tar Heel Favorite," the Chicken and Cheddar Biscuit.
- TAKE YOUR OUT OF TOWN FRIENDS DRINKING AND END THE NIGHT HERE. THEY WILL NEVER FORGET IT, NO MATTER HOW DRUNK THEY ARE!
- Melanie Hill SmithJanuary 27, 2010Go to Time Out after a night of drinking and get yourself a biscuit!
- McCauley PeelerSeptember 10, 2011Win out, say flodge. Greasy chicken, greasy biscuit, greasy pleasure. Sup brady