The newest restaurant on Franklin Street has opened its doors.
Heavenly Buffaloes opened its second location on Thursday with the Chapel Hill location serving some of the same wings staples that have been coming out of the Durham location with a couple of additions.
The Chapel Hill location at 407 West Franklin Street – the location of the former restaurant Sandwich – will have a different feel that the Durham location, which serves as primarily a take-out and delivery option. The Chapel Hill location will have indoor and patio seating.
You can get more information here.
Photo via Heavenly Buffaloes
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