Pittsboro’s Historic Downtown
Pittsboro’s Historic Architecture
Pittsboro’s Culinary Scene
Pittsboro Road House & General Store in the heart of downtown features delicious food and live music.
S&T’s Soda Shoppe is an iconic Pittsboro favorite. The old-style décor complements the classic American menu – a long list of reasonably priced sandwiches, hot dogs, salads, and ice cream sundaes have made S&T’s a crowd-pleaser for over twenty years.
While visiting, we enjoyed a delicious lunch at the Pittsboro Road House & General Store. Located steps away from the Chatham County Court House, the former car dealership today houses one of the town’s favorite spots for dining and entertainment. Traditional Southern favorites made from fresh local ingredients are presented with a modern twist. The fried green tomatoes are out-of-this-world and the desserts are worth saving room for. In addition to superior food, Pittsboro Road House features a full schedule of live music. Pop in for Big Band Mondays or Acoustic Tuesday and Thursday or really cut loose on Friday and Saturday when the dance bands play.
S&T’s Soda Shoppe is a perennial favorite.
But wait, there’s more!
Pittsboro has more to offer than just it’s winsome historic downtown. Fearrington Village is a short drive from downtown. The mixed-use community occupying farmland dating back to the 18th-century is a scenic village comprised of boutique-style shops, eateries, gardens, and the renown Fearrington House Restaurant and Inn.
Moreover, for those looking for outdoor activities, Jordan Lake is only eight miles east. A large portion of the lake is a state recreation area with over 180 miles of shoreline. Jordan Lake’s a favorite spot for boating, fishing, and panoramic vistas.
The Fearrington Barn is popular for parties and receptions.
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1 thought on “Pittsboro Is a Charming Weekend Pit-Stop in the Heart of Carolina”
I’ve driven through Pittsboro a few times, and I keep meaning to go and properly spend a day in town! I love visiting Fearrington village and Jordan Lake 🙂