The coronavirus pandemic has closed many businesses, but several local restaurants are still open for Easter this year. Some of your favorite restaurants and grocery stores are serving your favorite Easter meals via delivery or takeout.

97.9 The Hill has been tracking local restaurants that are still open as well as downtown Chapel Hill businesses still serving customers. Here’s a list of restaurants that are serving Easter lunch, dinner, specials and more.

This list will be updated as we receive more information.

Acme Food & Beverage Co. – Carrboro

Phone: (919) 929-2263

The Wooden Nickel Public House – Hillsborough

Phone: (919) 643-2223

Fresh Market – Chapel Hill

The Fresh Market in Chapel Hill is offering spiral sliced honey ham and premium choice standing rib roast. In addition, they are offering a Easter meal for four, which includes honey ham slices, white cheddar scalloped potatoes, decadent brownies and more.

Phone: (919) 932-7501

Monterrey Mexican Grille – Chapel Hill/Carrboro

Monterrey Mexican Grille will be open on Easter for curbside pickup orders.

Phone (Chapel Hill): (919) 969-8750

Phone (Carrboro): (919) 903-9919

Purple Bowl – Chapel Hill

The Purple Bowl in Chapel Hill will be open for Easter and is also offering printable e-gift cards online.

Phone: (919) 903-8511

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-xE8U3HFev/

Deli Edison – Chapel Hill

Deli Edison in Chapel Hill is making bagels for pickup and delivery on Easter Sunday, selling by the dozen for $15.00. Email them at wholesale@deliedison.com for more information.

Phone: (919) 929-7700

Elements Restaurant & Wine Bar – Chapel Hill

Elements is serving an Easter takeout dinner for four people. Pickup on Saturday, between 2 – 4 p.m.

Phone: (919) 537-8780

Imbibe – Chapel Hill

Imbibe is serving thick-sliced honey glazed ham in 1.5 containers, frozen and unfrozen, and bone broth.

Phone: (919) 636-6469

411 West Italian Cafe – Chapel Hill

411 West is accepting pre-orders for Easter Sunday and is serving family-style meals along with its regular menu.

Phone: (919) 967-2782

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