4The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, September 11, 1986
American Heart Association
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Saturday Night Sept 1 3-9pm
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Beef Tips are one of our most
delicious menu items. ..tender chunks
of Ramekist Sirloin combined with
green peppers andonion slices with
potato and hot bread at a special price.
$299
324 V. Rosemary St.
942-1816
Offer good Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1986
through Friday, Sept. 12, 1986
Cost-effective dining guide
Okay, you did it.
You finally got the courage to pick
up the phone and ask her out The
problem is that she said yes, and you
stupidly brought, up the idea: of
dinner. Now where are you going to
take her; and still manage to look
cool, see and be seen, and not spend
your entire semester allowance? .
You have several choices.
It might be a bit pf a walk past
Fowler's Grocery Store, but Hsms,
which opened only recently, has the
atmosphere, selection and service to
make it worth the trip.
The restaurant , is casual, with
plastic foam cups, plastic forks, paper
napkins and food served in baskets.
At the same time, the modern
furniture and layout add a certain
amount of class, and a railroad motif,
with a model train circulating con
stantly above the bar, lends it
character "
Sandwiches of all kinds deli,
grilled, subs and burgers make up
i the main portion of the menu. Ham's
also serves hot appetizers like nachos,
ham and cheese nuggets, bagels and
their specialties home-made fries
and potato chips. . Portions are
,generous, and prices range from $2
to $4.
The beer and wine list at Ham's
is. extensive. It includes beers from
Australia, Canada, Czechoslovakia, .
Denmark, England, France, Ger
many, Holland, Ireland, Jamaica and
Mexico. Champagne and chablis,
rose, burgundy and zinfandel wines
are served as well. A well-stocked bar
adds the final dimension to the
diversity of alcoholic beverages
served at Ham's.
The service is friendly and prompt,
but it is advisable to get there early
because the place fills up.
Closer to campus, in a small,
chocolate-colored building on the
corner of Franklin Street lie years of
Carolina basketball tradition and
quiche, quiche, quiche.
Four Corners is the place. Poster
size photos of Tar Heel basketball
legends decorate the walls, and a
mauve two-level dining area is
spacious on the top level and cozy
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Ham's on West Franklin Street
below. menu.
What makes Four Corners fun is Quiche, the Four Corners and the
its Tar Heel tradition. But what Fabulous Phil are the most popular
makes it better is its food. entrees. For those who cannot
Entrees include anything from decipher the lingo, the Four Corners
hamburgers to Chicken Cordon Bleu is an open-faced chicken or tuna
and steak, but sandwiches are its salad, and the Fabulous Phil is a
specialty. It is the only place where sandwich packed with roast beef,
a hungry student can eat sandwiches turkey and special sauce and topped
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named after his basketball heroes
Fabulous Phils, Worthy Burgers,
O'Korens and Cromptons are on the
1 75 E. franklin :
corners c 929-4416
TUOS. 750 draft and wine by
glass
$2.50 pitchers
TKUUS. - $1 .50 -highballs
E3ew ; Wdciy cind a2u rday
NigM Sassfesd! Spsciols
Tuosday Special Foflucini Alfredo
Lunch and Dinner hours 11:30 till; 7 days
Football Saturdays 10:00 till
with melted cheddar and swiss
cheeses.
Four Corners runs the middle road
between elegant and casual. Its prices
are moderate, with lunch entrees
ranging from $2.25 to $5.25 and
dinners from $2.25 to $8.95.
Spanky's, another Tar Heel tradi
tion of sorts, is located at 101 E.
Franklin St. It opened with burgers
nine years ago, but today its brunch,
lunch and dinner menus offer a
variety of quiches, salads, seafood,
sandwiches and omelettes.
Spanky's is a comfortable restau
rant, witn ceuuig tans to cool cus
tomers and an abundance of healthy
- hanging plants. "Big Chill tunes and
other classic songs add to the col
legiate atmosphere. V;
Seating is available oh the restau
rant's two floors. Tables for two at
the downstairs windows are the most
popular, and upstairs seats offer a
view overlooking the always-active
corner of Franklin and Columbia
streets. -,-
Lunch includes the ever-popular
charbrbiled burger, quiche, fresh
chicken salad and marinated chicken
breast sandwiches. Lunch prices
range from $3-$5. Dinner entrees
such as London broil, seafood
specials and sandwiches, quiche and
burgers are available. Dinner prices
are from $3-$ 10.
Sunday brunch at Spanky's offers
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