Join Ron Stutts on this week’s edition of “This is Tourism” for a conversation with Nik Rogers, general manager of Chapel Hill’s Stoney River Steakhouse and Grill. After opening a location at University Place in 2017, Stoney River has grown into a local favorite for special occasions and impromptu dinners alike!

Since opening, Stoney River has seen enough success to start opening for lunch as well as its traditional dinner service in its upscale casual dining environment, and is adding some new menu items, including ‘Nashville’ hot chicken. Listen to the full conversation between Ron and Nik below, and check out what Stoney River is up to on their Instagram page here!

 

This weekly segment uncovers the local impact the tourism industry has on our community, told through the stories of the people who make tourism flourish in Orange County. Listen during the Ron Stutts Show every Thursday at 8:40 for a new “This is Tourism” live interview!

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