Wooden Nickel Public House — Hillsborough
A Hillsborough neighborhood pub founded in 2003, pairing pub food and craft beer with a farming project that supplies part of the menu. Its current North Churton Street address and kitchen hours should guide the visit.
About Wooden Nickel Public House — Hillsborough
Wooden Nickel Public House began in Hillsborough in 2003 and retains a neighborhood-pub identity built around food and craft beer. Its current location is 113 North Churton Street. The business also operates in Mebane, so the address, menu and contact used for this trip must correspond to Hillsborough.
Pub dishes, including wings, connect with the Wooden Nickel Farms project. The business describes raising cattle, pigs, sheep and chickens on 60 acres of former tobacco land. That informs part of the menu without implying that every ingredient in every dish comes from the farm.
Local history and in-house production make the pub more than a place for a drink after dinner. It can provide a meal with its own role in the weekend, particularly when changing pace from a more formal restaurant. Questions about availability should always refer to the intended branch rather than combining information from both locations.
Published hours close Monday and distinguish the end of kitchen service from the pub's closing: food finishes one hour earlier. That matters after a walk or performance. This profile uses the current official website's phone rather than older tourist-map numbers. Its editorial interest is neighborhood continuity and the relationship between the kitchen and farming project.
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