Mama Dip’s Kitchen in Chapel Hill has closed after nearly 50 years, but the family says the story isn’t over yet.

Mama Dip's Kitchen in Chapel Hill is closed — for good. After moving to takeout only in 2024, it ended its operations on Tuesday.

Mama Dip’s isn’t closing — at least for now. On Wednesday night, the restaurant announced on its social media accounts that Aug. 17 would be its last day in business after 48 years.

I’m sure you have heard the sad news: Mama Dip’s in Chapel Hill is officially closing its doors.

An iconic restaurant that opened in 1976 is finally closing its doors after nearly 50 years in the business. Mama Dip’s, the "legendary" Southern restaurant opened by the late Mildred Council, has ...

Mama Dip’s isn’t closing — at least for now. On Wednesday night, the restaurant announced on its social media accounts that Aug. 17 would be its last day in business after 48 years.

Mama Dip's Facebook page By Natalie Bradin – Reporter intern, Triangle Business Journal Jul 25, 2024 Updated Jul 25, 2024 12:35am EDT Preview this article 1 min ...

Tonya’s Cookies, a bakery created by Tonya Council — granddaughter of the founder of Mama Dip’s Kitchen — will host its grand opening on Friday at its 400 S. Elliot Road location.