“Since my wife (born in Oahu) and I moved here from the West Coast, we've been trying to find classic Hawaiian food. One would think it would be great here in NC, with all the excellent cows and pigs available, but no, it's been non-existent or almost inedible dry meat and tasteless rice. I think we finally found a good one! A tiny place that squished itself into one part of a car wash, with minimal outdoor seating (without any theme to it), with a drive thru. We walked up to the drive thru window not knowing any better and met the owner Kaylee. She came from Hawaii, moved here a few years ago. She was very friendly and excited to meet another former Hawaiian. She recommended what to order and we drove home to eat it. Yum! This is actual Hawaiian food, though with delicious non-typical meatballs, and missing fried eggs, loco moco, taro or the salmon side dish. The stand out dish was the BBQ Hooli Chicken. Moist, not too sweet or salty. Nailed it. The ribs are good, as is the Mac & Cheese. You do have to purchase rice or make it a side, unlike many places that give you mounds of it by default. We totally recommend you drive down to Pittsboro for your Hawaiian cravings.“
“Allen & Son's knows what it's doing -- no frills, simple menu, and incredible barbecue. We got the barbecue plate with barbecue pork, hush puppies, fries, and baked beans. The bean was classic NC vinegar BBQ - succulent and delicious. The hush puppies had a touch of sweetness. The beans were were appropriately sweet and complemented the vinegary flavor of the meat.“
“Fabulous Food Truck. Award winning, locally grown meat and condiments merged together to make delicious comfort foods. They've also recently added The Den, a small town market and deli featuring so many local and homemade goodies.Kid-friendliness: Great place to let the kids run free and play“