Fans of the iconic Sutton’s Restaurant in downtown Chapel Hill have another option to get their favorite food staples. A second Sutton’s location is now open at remodeled atrium of the Europa Center.
There will be a familiar feel for patrons with the same menu as the downtown location, and the second Chapel Hill location is also operated by Don Pinney.
The Europa Center location is more lunch-focused, with operating hours from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The original Sutton’s has been a mainstay in downtown Chapel Hill for decades. A second location was opened in Graham in 2017.
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