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2 | THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 2015 Best of Duke 2015 The Chronicle

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Best Bar for UndergradsWinner: Shooters II827 West Morgan St.

Duke undergraduates all agree that Shooters is the hottest nightclub in the area! Owner Kim Cates loves Duke and Duke loves her. Kim is loyal to Duke sports and accessible to all students by cell phone and on Facebook. Nightly drink specials include the ever popular “Blue Devil Shot”.

Best Bar for GradsWinner: Alivia’s Durham Bistro900 W. Main St.

Grad students voted for the relaxed and laidback vibe of Alivia’s as the best bar for grads. The great food (sriracha mayo on everything, please!), great drink specials and great service make Alivia’s the perfect place to watch a game or hang out.

Runner Up: Fullsteam Brewery

Friendliest Bar StaffWinner: Shooters II827 West Morgan St.

Not only is Shooters II the “Best Bar for Undergrads,” but it also got awarded the “Friendliest Bar Staff” honor as well. Maybe that’s part of the secret to this bar’s intense popularity! Open Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Runner Up: Devine’s Grill and Sports Bar

Best Place for a Glass of WineWinner: West End Wine Bar601 W. Main St.

Students love the chill atmosphere at West End Wine Bar – whether it’s enjoying a glass on the outdoor patio or enjoying the monthly “Two Writers Walk into a Bar” reading series (second Tuesday of the month).

Runner Up: Washington Duke

Runner Up: Devine’s Grill and Sports Bar

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WE’RE THE BEST! (according to you.)

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“Best Restaurant for Vegetarians” and “Best Delivery.” For all those who voted for us, thank you! To those who didn’t, come and taste our fresh, healthy and delicious Greek and Lebanese food for yourself. Better yet, stay right where you are! We didn’t get voted Best Delivery for nothing. Be The Kabob!

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Best Place To Eat On CampusWinner: The LoopBryan Center

A must-stop on campus! The Loop has been a popular spot at Duke since 2000, and is a great place to grab a quick burger and milkshake or to hang out on game-days and video-game nights. Students also love their gluten-free options.

Runner Up: Pitchforks

Best PizzaWinner: Enzo’s Pizza Co.2608 Erwin Road

Enzo’s boasts that every ingredient, from sauce to crust, was put to the test to make sure it would be the best. This local pizza favorite is committed to maintaining the best of 19th century family tradition with a 21st century taste experience, all while caring for the environment. There are several delicious, innovative pizzas to choose from or create your own just how you like it. And don’t forget to finish your meal off with famous cinna-zo’s! Fresh and convenient with late night delivery, catering, payment with Duke points, and online ordering.

Runner Up: Pompieri


Best BurgerWinner: Bull City Burger and Brewery107 East Parrish St.

Bull City Burger and Brewery is a locally owned, independent restaurant and craft brewery located in downtown Durham. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner seven days per week. The beef served is local pasture raised with no added hormones and antibiotic free. And the owners take pride in using as many local ingredients as possible to make everything from scratch. A veggie burger option is available called the Joan Jett. And while you’re there for the burger be sure to also try the deep fried pickle chips and duck frites.

Runner Up: Smashburger

Best Restaurant for VegetariansWinner: MediTerra Grill2608 Erwin Road

MediTerra Grill offers delicious and healthy options for vegetarians, including one of your favorites the Moudardara Platter (lentils and rice with carmelized onions and fatoush salad and baba ghannouj – YUM!). Great salads and vegetarian entrees with great service to match.

Runners Up: Hungry Leaf


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Best DessertWinner: The Parlour117 Market St.

The Parlour makes incredible ice cream by hand, including sorbets and non-dairy options including Vegan Chocolate. Owners Vanessa and Yoni Mazuz started out in 2011 making ice cream at The Cookery and in 2012 ran a Kickstarter campaign to open up their own shop. Now we can’t imagine downtown without them!

Runner Up: Cookout

Best Hangover FoodWinner: Monuts1002 Ninth St.

After a long night of partying, nothing beats Monuts – whether it’s the breakfast sandwiches (the Breakfast BLT does the trick) or a plain glazed donut, Monuts is what you want. Owners Lindsay Moriarty and Rob Gillespie share a passion for more than just awesome food, too. They are committed to paying a living wage and providing paid time off and health insurance for employees. Good food you can feel good about eating!

Runner Up: 19th Hole at Washington Duke


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Best Upscale RestaurantWinner: Nana’s of Durham2514 University Dr.

Nana’s of Durham offers a combination of world-class cuisine, award winning wine list, and friendly service all in a beautiful setting. Scott Howell, Chef-Owner of Nana’s, has an eye for detail that characterizes everything he does from the design and decor of his restaurant to the seasonal menu offered each month. Howell’s dishes are sublime yet simple. He works with local farmers to get the best produce available, cooks alongside his staff each night, and perfects every dish before it leaves his kitchen. This attentive service makes for an unforgettable dining experience.

Runner Up: Vin Rouge

Best Food TruckWinner: Parlez-Vous Crepe @parlezvouscrepe

Jody Argote, owner of Parlez-Vous Crepe, learned the art of crêpe making while living and working in Beaune, France. She combines her passions for French cuisine, education, and creative use of seasonal local produce to bring a memorable experience to every customer. Made-to-order savory and sweet crêpes give the rotating menu a wonderful variety to choose from, and Jody is always developing new recipes to offer. Customers may choose from classic, gluten-free, or vegan batter options.

Runner Up: Humble Pig

HST343D.01 Modern America taught by MacLean

HST390.01 Immigrant Dreams, National Realities taught by Peck

HST390.01 Building the American City: North American Urban History, 1607-1900 taught by Teal

Congratulations Dean Wilson!

We always knew you were at the top of the

class. Thank you for all that you do for our History Department

here at Duke.

If you like American Dreams, American Realties then you’ll also enjoy these other dynamic classes offered within the

History Department.

For other compelling course offerings, please see http://history.duke.edu/undergraduate/courses


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Best BrunchWinner: Nasher Cafe 2001 Campus Dr.

The Nasher Museum Café, featuring local farm products and seasonal choices, proudly proclaims “to graciously serve simple food is an art in itself.” Seasonal soups, salads, sandwiches, and desserts are all freshly made from scratch. Brunch is offered each Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 3 p.m. S

Best DeliveryWinner: MediTerra Grill2816 Erwin Road #207 MediTerra also takes home to award for Best Delivery. You love getting their “Delicious Ingredients. Old World Recipes.” Delivered on-points right to our doors.

Runner Up: Nosh

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Thanks for voting us “Best Place to Eat on Campus!”

Runner Up: Rue Cler


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Best Chapel Hill RestaurantWinner:Top of the Hill100 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill Top of the Hill is the iconic Chapel Hill restaurant, and when we make the trek over to Franklin Street, TOPO is where we want to be. Their menu is loaded with locally-sourced ingredients, an acclaimed beer collection brewed right on site and the best outdoor deck with panaromic views of Franklin Street.

Runner Up: Lantern

Best Place for a Formal EventWinner: Top of the Hill100 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill

Best SushiWinner: Sushi Love2812 Erwin Road

Sushi Love serves everything from creative rolls from the sushi bar to steak and seafood. Duke students love them so much that on its first night as a Merchants-on-Point vendor, Sushi Love received over 100 orders, smashing the normal amount of orders on a given night. Duke loves Sushi Love!

Runner Up: Vine

Top of the Hill took home the award for formals, too. Students like that it’s something different, and the more upscale vibe feels more formal.

Best Cafe for StudyingWinner: Mad Hatter Bakeshop & Cafe1802 W. Main St. It’s rare to walk into Mad Hatter and not see laptops open and books on tables. Mad Hatter’s seems to be an extension of campus and is a great place to plug-in and fuel up.

Runner Up: Cocoa Cinnamon

Best Off-Campus PoolWinner:The Heights at LaSalle 500 S. LaSalle St.

The Heights resort-style pool is the place to be once the temperature warms up. You love the great patio and grilling area making it a great place to not only cool-off but also hang out. The sun exposure can’t be beat.

Runner Up: The Belmont

Runner Up: Tobacco Road


EXPIRES 5/15/15

EXPIRES 5/15/15

Best Place to Live Off-CampusWinner: Berkshire Ninth Street (formerly Crescent Ninth Street) 749 Ninth St.

Berkshire Ninth took home top honors this year and you overwhelmingly love the convenience and amenities. Berkshire Ninth is right on Ninth Street and walking distance to great restaurants, Harris Teeter and shops. Plus you love the high-end finishes like stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, on-site dog park and spa, saltwater pool and state-of-the art fitness center.

Runner Up: The Heights at LaSalle

Best Hotel Near CampusWinner: Washington Duke Inn3001 Cameron Blvd.

The Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club is an award-winning hotel like no other in the region. Built in the style of an old English country inn the hotel is nestled on a 300-acre site on the famed Duke Golf Course. The Inn features 271 elegantly appointed guest rooms and suites, the award-winning Fairview Dining Room, the Bull Durham Bar and superb meeting facilities for groups from 20 to 600. Since the late 1800s, the Duke name has been associated with both excellence and achievement.

Runners Up: Hilton Garden Inn

Best Local StoreWinner: Parker and Otis112 S. Duke St. Parker and Otis has such a fun array of gifts – from baby, hostess, housewarming, best friends or birthdays – they have some of the most unique gifts in Durham. Great service, great food, great shopping!

Runner Up: Vert & Vogue

Best Nail SalonWinner:Allure Nail Spa 2608 Erwin Road and 2816 Erwin Road Allure Nail Spa is your top choice for manis and pedis. You love the professional, friendly staff and the convenience and value. Allure can always fit you in, and is always immaculately clean, too! Runner Up: Luxury Nail Spa


Many Thanks to Duke University for supporting Nana’s for

over 22 years!

Open for dinner Monday through Saturday starting at 5pm

2514 University Drive Durham, NC 27707919.493.8545 § www.nanasdurham.com

Best Professor & Must-Take ClassWinner: Dean Wilson & American Dreams,American Realities

Gerald L. Wilson, Senior Associate Dean of Trinity College and Pre-Law Advisor, is a native of Winston-Salem. His undergraduate degree is from Davidson College. He has a degree from Duke Divinity School, a Masters in Religion from Duke and a Ph.D. in History from UNC-Chapel Hill. He has been the University’s Pre-Law Advisor for 34 years. He served as Chair of the Pre-Law Advisors National Council and has published various articles on religion, education, history and pre-law matters in regional and national publications. He has lectured on various topics throughout the nation. He is also an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church.

Each semester, Dean Wilson teaches one seminar, “Leadership In American History” and one lecture course, “American Dreams, American Realities” - voted this year’s must-take class. It’s no surprise that the “Must-Take Class” is taught by the “Best Professor.”

Best Place for a HaircutWinner:Posh The Salon610 W. Main St.

When you want to get pampered, Posh is on the must-call list. Posh offers great service and keeps current on all the latest trends. You love the convenience and value, and how they work with you to understand your wishes. You love how they make you feel and look!

Runner Up: Sports Clips


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Favorite Duke Female AthleteWinner: Christina Gibbons(Women’s Soccer) Christina took the top spot for her ability on the field and modestly off the field. One fan said, “I’m really impressed how she juggles her academic and social lives on top of being a star athlete!”

Runner Up: Megan Bowen

Favorite DukeMale AthleteWinner: Justise Winslow (Men’s Basketball)He’s got ice in his veins! One fan said, “He’s really hot. And I heard he’s good at basketball.” Trust in Justise.

Go Duke!

Runner Up: Myles Jones


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