We're really all over the place geographically lately. (By the way, insider intel...in about a week, we're starting a completely new geographic region I've never covered here before!) For this post, we're jumping back to North Carolina, just a few miles from Carrboro , to the small upscale city of Chapel Hill. This 22,000-square-foot building started life as a 1950s or 60s A&P and by 1997 had been subdivided, although that likely occurred before 1997. Today, the former supermarket has been split into a bookstore and a small gourmet market/café. On the inside, there are a few A&P traits, but the exterior of the building still is largely original. The facade has been altered slightly, but retains its original structure. Closeup of The Root Cellar, the market. And the bookstore in the left side of the building. The Root Cellar has added a canopy for seating in front. Presumably, there would have been parking all along the front of the store when A...