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Yamas Mediterranean Street Food: Cheers to Good Health and Mac & Cheese!....................... 6

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Restaurants Scramble for Stability in the “Now Normal”.................................................

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COVID-19 AND ITS IMPACT ON YOUR FAVORITE RESTAURANTS & BARS............................. 12

New to the Triad

Heavenly Buffaloes................................

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COLUMNS — Contributors — ­ Steve Czumaj Kristen Margo Daukas Timothy G. Beeman II

Tapped into Craft............................... 18 ANIMAL RESCUE................................. 27 WEEKLY EVENTS/ SPECIALS................ 30

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Restaurants Scramble for Stability in the “Now Normal”

By Timothy G. Beeman II The world has changed. Our livelihoods have changed. Our perceptions, our habits, our wants and possibly our dreams… they have all changed.

When the “Pandemic-Which-Must-Not-Be-Mentioned” first arrived in the US, restaurants started bracing for the worst.

Well, at least most did. Within a week, starting with the biggest drinking holiday of the year, St. Patrick’s Day — once Governor Roy Cooper called for the ban of dine-in for bars and restaurants — life for bars, restaurants, bottle shops, grocery stores, patrons, has gone from “oh, we’ll all be alright…” to “holy $@#&!!!” in 2.6 seconds.

Restaurants that are not usually set up for take-out, curbside service or even delivery, are finding themselves shifting and SUNDAY adjusting to what I am calling the “Now Normal.” I am not fond of the term “new normal” because I honestly $2 Domesticwill Drafts • $9 Texas believe we will see the other side of the situation. Time, vigilance and compliance determine theMargaritas longevity MONDAY of this “Now Normal.”

Off Fajitas • $5 Margaritas / Mojitos But I digress… Changes have been swift and for the most part, positive.$1Smaller, fast-casual and “to go” places TACO TUESDAY were already set up for closing their dining areas. The “cost of doing business” model for them haspurchase always $1 Tacos / $1.50 Street Tacos (with of Beverage) been less reliant on putting butts in seats. The larger, fine-dining, family-style restaurants with larger seating WEDNESDAY capacities are feeling the pinch a little more because their model does rely $1 onOff in-house dining.

Some of those Enchiladas • $6 Pina Colada larger restaurants, however, have been able to shift to a feasible model. $6 Dirty Martini Some of the restaurants have turnedTHURSDAY to allowing their Your downtown craft beer Seafood / Homemade Tamales employees to make deliveries, butTacos the establishment is urged & wine bottle shop $2.50 Domestics to check with their insurance companies as to their liability coverage. Many of the restaurants who already offered delivery, 4th Ststaff.

NW, W-S • (336) 955-1345 only had to scale back202 in-house One server job lost, however, is too much. xcaretmexicangrillandcantina.com M-Th: 11A-10P • F-Sa: 11A-11P • Su: 11A-10P Delivery services such as Grubhub, DoorDash, Postmates, ChowNow, UberEats, and Takeout Central are, undoubtedly, seeing an increase in their usage and deliveries.

Curbside service, with employees wearing gloves are handing out takeout orders so people don’t have to leave their vehicles.

The Room Curbside hasn’tTrophy seen this kind of popularity since the 80s most likely. Swipeby, a Winston-Salem-based app Craft cocktails & upscale developed from Wake Forest Graduates, is starting to see its value rise, as well. selections.

Grocerybourbon stores are struggling to keep stock on their shelves and the consumer is feeling the crunch as well.

Hand sanitizers, paper towels, sanitizing wipes and inexplicably, toilet paper are flying off the shelves as if we Mon ½ Offthe Whiskey Flights were• staring down snowstorm of the century, not to mention the normal “snowstorm freakout foods” like • Tue Cocktails bread, milk$5 andProhibition eggs.

• Weds Price Broad WineBranch Distillery & Old Nick Williams Distillery are taking its usually Speaking of hand1/2 sanitizers, discarded• ingredients and converting Thurs 7:30p - Trivia them into hand sanitizers and are giving them away. Broad Branch have been highlighted by local news outlets, the Salvation Army and even The New York Times.

NC 27101 I517 wantN. to Liberty write hereSt.,W-S, that everything is going to be okay. I 955-1463 want to write(336) that it will be over soon. The sad fact is we will M-Th 12p-12a Not just temporarily, as many lose some of these restaurants.

F-Sa.until 11a-2a Su 12p-10p are shuttered this|situation passes, but permanently. In my dogwoodhopsandcrops.com research for the “definitive” list in Winston-Salem for my food blog and podcast, The Man Who Ate the Town, I have talked to a great number of business owners who tell me, they are really unsure of their business’ future and they are struggling with Continued on page 14 Detailed event information available at www.336events.com

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YAMAS: CHEERS TO GOOD HEALTH AND MAC & CHEESE!

By Kristen Margo Daukas The last time the economy crashed the way it is crashing currently was in 2007. During that time, the Michael family relocated from Florida to Winston-Salem and opened the first restaurant under The Michael Family Restaurant Group - Mama Zoe’s which is located on Reynolda Road and one of the city’s most popular places. Since that time, they have opened Waldo’s Wings Burgers & Brews, Cin Cin Burger Bar, and most recently, Yamas Mediterranean Street Food.

Yamas opened in March of 2019 and considers themselves to be a “fast-casual” Mediterannean restaurant where guests go down a line to build their meal - similar to a Moe’s or Chipotle concept. Guests are able to build their own bowls and get to choose from greens or grains, then top that with protein or spreads, and from there they pick up to 8 of their favorite toppings. Offering healthy options that are quick has proven to be a success for Yamas as they see a constant stream of regular customers daily.

In addition to their bowls, they also have a regular menu with standard “favorites” as well as unique items that many may not have ever tried. If guests aren’t familiar with Mediterannean dishes, a good place to start is with Chicken Souvlaki or the ever-popular Gyro sandwich. In the bowl dishes, the chicken and rice is top of the list for many customers. Mediterannean Fries, White Chocolate Baba Ganoush, Falafel Fritter, and Spanakopita are other popular menu items. And of course, their award-winning Mac & Cheese but we’ll get to that in a bit.

The staff at Yamas realizes that a lot of people can be overwhelmed and intimidated by all the different options and toppings spread before them. Usually, when they’re serving guests like that, they bring it back to basics and start asking questions like “what kind of flavors do you like”, “what are your favorite proteins”, etc.

Guests will find the staff very well trained and willing to help. The great thing about the ingredients is they all go together in a delicious manner, so you really can’t go wrong with anything you create and with all the different options, it’s almost impossible to have the same thing twice unless that’s what you want to do!

Yamas was the first place winner in this year’s Mac & Cheese Cookoff which was a big deal for them since they had never participated before. They were excited to meet a lot of new, 6 |

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Fri Apr 17, 2020 ARTS / FAMILY BB&T Ballpark: Winston-Salem Dash Baseball Game, 7:00 pm SECCA: Spring Theatre Presents Children of Eden, 7p LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFE Bull’s Tavern: River Ridge, 10:00 pm Spruce Street Garde: New Sarum Tap Take-Over, 11 am Triad ECO Adventures: Comedy & BrewPub Trolley Adventure, 7:00 pm Sat Apr 18, 2020 ARTS / FAMILY BB&t Ballpark: Winston-Salem Dash Baseball Game, 2:00 pm Footnote Coffee & Cocktails: PiYo and Coffee, 8:00 am LeBauer Park at Greensboro Downtown Parks: GDPI Kids Klub Saturdays, 10:00 am Paperhand Puppet Intervention: Disaster + Travel + Wilderness First Aid Course, 8:30 am R.J. Reynolds Auditorium: Winston-Salem Symphony - Free Fallin: The Music of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, 7:30 pm

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future guests at the Cookoff - many who had never heard of the restaurant. When asked what makes their Mac & Cheese unique from other recipes, you may be surprised to hear that it’s adding Greek yogurt into the ingredients! If you’ve never eaten Greek yogurt, one of the things that makes it unique to traditional yogurts is that it has a certain “tang” to it and when you use it to cook with, it definitely creates a different but delicious flavor profile.

Unfortunately, just shy of their one-year anniversary, the company decided that the smartest and safest thing they could do for their staff and the community was to close all four restaurants down for an indefinite period of time due to the COVID-19 outbreak. It was a decision that wasn’t easy to make since not only are all of their restaurants busy and popular places, but their staff members and guests are more like family than customers. While many restaurants in our area are offering pickup and delivery options, the executive team did not feel that it was worth sacrificing anyone’s health to do the same. But fear not - this is a temporary closure - a “pause” if you will.

They absolutely will reopen their restaurants and are just as anxious as everyone else to get the doors back open, the grills fired up, and to fill the dining rooms with the laughter and good times that seem to go hand in hand with all of their locations.

Yamas Mediterranean Street Food 624 W 4th St, Winston-Salem, NC 336-842-5668 Open Daily from 11AM - 9PM Closed during manitory Stay at Home Order eatyamas.com

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Heavenly Buffaloes

356 S. Elm Street - Greensboro NC 336-617-0995 www.heavenlybuffaloes.com Durham-born, award-winning wings are now in the Triad in Downtown Greensboro! Serving bone-in, boneless, and vegan wings (yes, Vegan Wings!) with a variety of sauces and dry rubs to choose from, Heavenly Buffaloes has something for everyone.

Pair your wings with our highly addictive waffle fries (Idaho or Sweet Potato) for a truly heavenly experience. The Greensboro Heavenly Buffaloes has indoor and outdoor seating, two fridges full of beer, and plenty of screens to enjoy your favorite sport. Come by to dine-in or order takeout.

Open until 3 am on Fridays and Saturdays.

Want delivery? No problem! We are partnered exclusively with DoorDash. Just head to our website to place your order. *Note: Due to COVID-19, Heavenly Buffaloes is offering curbside pick-up, take-out, and delivery only. For curbside pick-up, call 336-617-0995 to place your order. Delivery orders must be placed through DoorDash; link to order is available on our website.

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Monday .................... $2 domestic bottles/ $3 well drinks Tuesday ............................... $1 off craft bottles & cans $2 off Whiskey & Bourbon

Wednesday ....... $5 wine (glass) $5 22oz Blue Moon draft Thursday ................... $3.50 Oskar Blues Dale’s Pale Ale $2 off signature cocktails

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R.J. Reynolds Auditorium: W-S Symphony - Musical Explorers! Music From Around the World, 3:00 pm Seagrove Area: 12th Annual Celebration of Spring Kiln Openings Weekend, All Day SECCA: Spring Theatre Presents Children of Eden, 2p Spruce Street Garden: Brunch, 11:30 am WinMock at Kinderton: Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday Service, 10:00 am WINERY | BREWERY | DISTILLERY Foothills Brewhub: Sunday Jazz, 5:00 pm Foothills Brewing Tasting Company: Brewery Tour, 3p Foothills Brewing Tasting Room: Bad Hombres, 3 pm Mon Apr 20, 2020 ARTS / FAMILY BB&T Ballpark: Winston-Salem Dash Baseball Game, 7:00 pm LeBauer Park: Monday Night Poetry in the Park, 7pm Mental Health Greensboro: Health & Wellness: Grief & Loss Class, 6:00 pm WINERY | BREWERY | DISTILLERY Foothills Brewpub: Service Industry Night, 6:00 pm Southend Brewing Company: Community Night, 11 am Tue Apr 21, 2020 ARTS / FAMILY AFAS Center for the Arts, 2nd floor: Art at the Heart at AFAS, 4:00 pm Center City Park at Greensboro Downtown Parks: GDPI Wellness: Zumba in the Park, 5:30 pm

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COVID-19 and Its Impact on Your Favorite Restaurants & Bars

By Kristen Margo Daukas If you had asked any single person two weeks ago that our world would look like it does today, no one would have believed it. As I write this, it is still unfathomable to me that we are facing one of the biggest threats of our time. Not only as it relates to our health but the financial impact is going to prove to be nothing short of a disaster.

And the ones who immediately saw this impact are our bars and restaurants. When the Governor ordered every food and beverage business to shut their doors to their customers on March 17th, you could almost hear the audible cry of anguish.

However, the funny thing about humans is that we’re a pretty resilient lot and when forced to change in order to survive, we always find a way. Almost immediately once that issue was mandated, every establishment that had the capacity to do so changed their business model and instead of serving their foods to their customers in-house, switched to delivery and togo services. Unsure how residents would react to the change in business model or if they would even continue to patronize them. While it’s definitely not business as normal, most of our establishments have been pleased with the support that the community has shown them.

I reached out to several establishments to get their take of everything that is happening and how they personally are faring with all the changes. Here are a couple of the responses that I received: “I would love to let everyone know how this is a complete business model transformation. Necessity creates opportunity. We love the to-go business. It’s not doom and gloom. It’s the new way to present your product to the public. We have a strong group of people that are really enjoying the opportunity to work. Often in today’s industry it is difficult to find staff. However, this new way of doing business has excluded the need for lazy or indifferent employees and staff. It literally is a joy to go to work every night. We laugh, share and bond as we take pride in serving the community...to go home after a hard day’s work feeling nothing but sheer pride is a blessing I haven’t experienced in a long time in this industry. It may be just what the doctor ordered!!” Aaron - Smohk’d This really is a tough time, but tough times bring out the best and worst in people. At Bib’s Downtown, we have been very fortunate to see the good in both our customers and employees. Our customers are picking up take-out orders regularly, and our employees are taking drastically reduced shifts in stride. Those that have been permanently laid off fortunately have a streamlined unemployment process to go through. We have been part of the Downtown, West-End community for 12 years, and after this is over, we look forward to many more years in this community. At the end of the day, we cannot afford to take the smallest thing for granted. Robert Moreau - Bib’s Downtown As the fallout from COVID-19 shows no signs of going away anytime soon, restaurants will continue to pivot and adjust their business approach. Some are offering to sell their overage of meat and produce as the grocery store’s shelves seem to be empty of those items. How can you support them? Continue to order takeout or delivery. Make sure you are tipping your delivery or takeout person what you would normally tip them if you were eating in because they’re suffering the loss of their income in a major way as well. Buy gift cards. Remember them when life goes back to normal and we can all sit down together again.

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supply chains, logistics, loss of employees and their own health and wellness. I had someone write in and ask me “what does it look like out there?” I can only say “hopeful.”

If we do what we should to combat this horrible pandemic, we should get through it in a relatively short time. The reality is we are only going to get through it if we do what we’re instructed through the CDC and other experts. Stay home unless you must go out or if you are grabbing food from one of the establishments in your area that is still serving. Tip extra when you can. Wash your hands. Move food from its to go box and onto your own plate, nuke it a few seconds to reheat and decontaminate.

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134 N Spruce Street, WS 336-999-7300 • check us on facebook

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NC WINE TRAVELER WINE SPOTLIGHT Raffaldini Vineyards and Winery- Rhonda, NC - Swan Creek-Yadkin Valley 450 Groce Road, Ronda, NC 28670 (336) 835-9463 www.raffaldini.com Mon: 11AM-5PM, Closed-Tues, Wed-Sat 11AM-5PM, Sun: 12-5PM ‘Chianti of the Carolinas’

By Ron Hadley As stated on their website: Raffadini Vineyards and Winery is ‘Nestled in the rolling foothills of the Swan Creek Wine Appellation within the Yadkin Valley, family-owned Raffaldini Vineyards brings Tuscan charm to North Carolina. Known widely as “Chianti in the Carolinas” Raffaldini currently produces only classically dry Italian style wines ranging from reds like Sangiovese Classico, Montepulciano Riserva, Sagrantino and Grande Riserva with the white being Vermentino and a sparking Prosecco style wine called Auguri. Raffaldini hosts public and private events throughout the year and is the definitive place for lovers of dry wines.’

Raffindini Vineyards started in 2000 and produced wine in 2005 after an exhaustive search of over 60 sites across the Southeast by owner Jay Raffaldini a Wall Street Executive who had a passion for wine-making through his family heritage back to Italy. Jay expresses his philosophy of Life and Wine-making in an entertaining video found on their website called ‘Be a Jellyfish’ and ‘Let the Winds of Fortune’ blow you where you belong in life.

“Anywhere grapes grow naturally somewhere, it tells you that they belong there,” Raffaldini says.

In his initial research he conducted soil tests and learned that the rocks and minerals that glitter in the dirt are schist and mica that allow for excellent drainage. Raffaldini tracked the weather patterns and discovered that the climate parallels with that of his parents’ Italian homeland. Ronda is on a line that can be drawn with a line eastward around the world and it crosses right below the toe of the Italian boot. Ronda lies at 36 degrees latitude; Sicily sits at 37 degrees. Raffaldini Vineyards is in the Swan Creek AVA-American Viniculture Area in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains off Rt. 77/Rt. 421 near Elkins, NC. In addition to Wine Pick-up parties for Wine Club members every quarter there are also private weddings, corporate parties and family gatherings along with wine tastings offered every day.

This year is the 15th Annual Festa Italia event which is on September 19th from 1-5PM and open to the public. The event offers a celebration of Italian culture with art, food, music and wine!!!

Future plans include an on-site hotel with a bed and breakfast so stay tuned for updates.

Currently Raffaldini is offering free shipping for their wine during the health crisis so take advantage of this opportunity to enjoy some excellent NC wine!!!

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Shelf Life Art & Supply Co.: Draw & Learn Art Class for Kids with Nina Green - Spring 2020, 11:15 am Shelf Life Art & Supply Co.: Drawing From Life Art Class for Teens Grades 6-9 with Nina Green, 12:30p Sky Zone Trampoline Park: Paw Patrol Toddler Time, 9:00 am Spruce Street Garden: Brunch, 11:30 am Surry Central High School: 8th Annual MAD Dash 5K & Fun Run, 8:00 am W-S Fairgrounds: Piedmont Earth Day Fair, 10:00 am LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFE Bull’s Tavern: Yak Attack, 10:00 pm WINERY | BREWERY | DISTILLERY Foothills Brewing Tasting Room: Brewery Tour, 3:00 pm Foothills Brewing Tasting Room: Food Truck - GT Fusion, 12:00 pm Foothills Brewing Tasting Room: Food Truck - Twin City Mini’s, 5:30 pm

Winston-Salem’s Most Authentic Mexican Food

Tue: Mex Taco $1.25 & up Wed: Buy 1, get 2nd 50% Off Dinner Combo 1-30 Thur: $1 Off Beer (Restaurant Location only) -see restrictions at restaurant-

CATERING AVAILABLE | DAILY SPECIALS -Restaurant241 S. Marshall Street • W-S • 336-725-1888 -In and Out545 Trade Street • W-S • 336-955-1288

Limited Hours during COVID-19 Take Out & Delivery Available

Sushi • Authentic & Modern Thai Food in Downtown W-S Open Daily for Lunch & Dinner

www.thaiharmonyws.com 102 W. 3rd Street, W-S | 336-842-5532

During COVID-19 Take Out & Delivery Available Brisket • Ribs • Pulled Pork • Pork Loin Sausage • Chicken • Turkey

It’s Not Eastern or Western…

It’s BESTERN!!

Dine-in Take-out Catering

- SPECIALS Daily: 2 egg Breakfast special Open Daily @ 6:30am Open for Dinner GREAT FOOD AND GREAT SERVICE

Wed: WING NIGHT!

675 W. Fifth St. 336.722.0007 bibsdowntown.com

438 Battleground Ave. Greensboro NC (336) 379-8666 smithstreetdiner.com Detailed event information available at www.336events.com

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RAYLEN VINEYARDS - raylenvineyards.com @RayLenVineyards 3577 US-158, Mocksville, NC 336-998-3100 Mon – Saturday: 11AM – 6PM | Sunday: 12PM – 5PM

WESTBEND VINEYARDS, WINERY and BREWERY westbendwineryandbrewery.com 5394 Williams Rd. Lewisville NC 336-945-9999 Wed.-Thurs. 12PM-6PM, Fri.-Sat.-Sun.- 12PM-7PM Upcoming releases: “Double Blood Orange Wheat”, “KGB Russian Imperial Stout”, “Super Comrade’s Breakfast Club!” Imperial Breakfast Stout, “Lemon Fizz” and “Cherry Fizz” craft hard seltzer, and the 2019 “Blossom River’ white blend on March 14th.

TRIAD BREWERS ALLIANCE www.triadbrewers.com The Triad Brewers Alliance formed in 2017 to serve breweries in the Piedmont Triad and to promote the Triad as a destination location of North Carolina. We currently serve 20 breweries across the 11 counties of the Triad. Visit our website to learn more about our mission, breweries, and events!

FAINTING GOAT SPIRITS faintinggoatspirits.com 115 W Lewis St, GSO, NC 336-273-6221 Tours and Tastings Schedule Fridays 3-7 PM | Saturdays 1-6 PM | Sundays 1-5 PM

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Sun Apr 26, 2020 ARTS / FAMILY Center City Park: Sunday Jazz Picnic // Rob Massengale Trio, 6:00 pm Greensboro Marriott Airport: 2020 Piedmont Triad’s Tabletop Day, 9:00 am Spruce Street Garden: Brunch, 11:30 am WinMock at Kinderton: Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday Service, 10:00 am WINERY | BREWERY | DISTILLERY Foothills Brewhub: Sunday Jazz, 5:00 pm Foothills Brewing Tasting Room: Food Truck - West Coast Wanderer, 12:00 pm Foothills Brewing Tasting Room: Sam Robinson & E-Jay Brother Bear Trice, 3:00 pm Westbend Winery&Brewery: James Vincent Carroll, 2p Mon Apr 27, 2020 ARTS / FAMILY Center City Park at Greensboro Downtown Parks: Downtown Karaoke, 6:00 pm

We miss you all dearly and cannot wait to see you all again.

Please take care of yourself, your loved ones and your community.

Danielle and Bull’s Tavern Family

“You must never confuse faith that you will prevail in the end -- which you can never afford to lose -- with the discipline to confront the most brutal facts of your current reality, whatever they might be.”

- ADMIRAL JAMES STOCKDALE

SUNDAY $4 Jameson, $4 Bells Two Hearted, $5 Irish Car Bombs, $5 Baby Guinness

115 South Main St. / 336-497-5926 Courtesy of Triad Local • Triadlocalnc.com Regional Visitors and New Residents Guide

Limited Services during COVID-19 1/2 price Wine every Tuesday Daily Food Specials

Upscale-Casual dining Off Hanes Mall Blvd

336-760-2026 • 3425 Frontis St., WS bleurestaurantandbar.com

MONDAY 1/2 PRICE WHISKEY TUESDAY 1/2 PRICE TEQUILA WEDNESDAY KARAOKE $5 Titos, $5 Wine

THURSDAY

$5 Tullamore Dew, $4 Sweetwater Pints 408 W 4th St WS 336-331-3431 Detailed event information available at www.336events.com

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OLD NICK WILLIAMS CO. FARM & DISTILLERY oldnickwhiskey.com 2675 Williams Road Lewisville, NC 27023 336-946-1012 We CAN sell whiskey, bourbon, rum, and vodka bottles as normal. Also we are offering cans / bottles of wine and beer to go. For the person on the go we have curb side drive up sales.

You CAN buy gift certificates from us for you to use at a later date when we resume tours and bar service.

SOUTHEND BREWING CO southendbrewing.com 117B W, Lewis St. Greensboro (336) 285.6406 Monday-Thursday- 4pm- 11pm | Friday- 2pm- 12am Saturday- 12pm- 12am | Sunday 12pm - 10pm

INCENDIARY BREWING CO incendiarybrewing.com 486 N Patterson Ave, WS NC (336) 999-8945 Monday – Thursday: 4-10 | Friday: 2-12 Saturday: 12-12 | Sunday: 12-10 FOUR SAINTS BREWING foursaintsbrewing.com 218 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, NC (336) 610-FSBC @FourSaintsBrewing Tuesday – Thursday: 4-10 | Friday: 3-11 Saturday: 12-11 | Sunday: 1-7 22 |

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WINERY | BREWERY | DISTILLERY Foothills Brewpub: Service Industry Night, 6:00 pm Southend Brewing Company: Community Night, 11am Tue Apr 28, 2020 ARTS / FAMILY AFAS Center for the Arts, 2nd floor: Art at the Heart at AFAS, 4:00 pm Center City Park at Greensboro Downtown Parks: GDPI Wellness: Zumba in the Park, 5:30 pm GSO Coliseum Complex: NF - Nate Feuerstein, 8pm WINERY | BREWERY | DISTILLERY Foothills Brewing Tasting Room: Brewery Bingo, 7pm Foothills Brewpub: Trivia!, 8:00 pm SouthEnd Brewing Co: Wacky Slightly Tacky Trivia, 7:30 pm

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FOOTHILLS BREWING CO www.foothillsbrewing.com 638 W 4th St, WS, NC Brewery and Tasting Room - 3800 Kimwell Dr. WS, NC Craft Happiness IPA Project features a new IPA every month, and dedicates a portion of sales to an area of need somewhere NC

SUNSHINE BEVERAGE CO drinkthesunshine.com @drinkthesunshine Sunshine’s feel good sparkling energy waters are full of vitamins, electrolytes and just enough natural caffeine to deliver the perfect boost to brighten every day. Each can contains 100% daily value of vitamins A through E, including B12, B6, B3, and B5 and also offers calcium, magnesium, and potassium the essential electrolytes to fuel everyday activities. Most importantly, Sunshine sparkling energy water is not overloaded with caffeine. One 12 oz. can contains 70 mg of natural caffeine sourced from organic green coffee beans to keep you alert and focused. That’s no more caffeine than a cup of coffee!

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Mack is a stunning boy with unique caramel/brindle markings! He’s just over a year old and weighs in around 70 lbs. Mack is likely a pit or pit mix, and he’s everything this breed should be. He’s energetic and fun, loves to play, but also loves to cuddle. Mack loves everyone he meets, including kids! He would do well in an active home with a fenced yard to run in.

Sphinx loves to strut her stuff! She’s a great dog to take out and about on the town, especially if you’re hanging out at a brewery or a park. This girl is laid back and loves everyone she meets! Sphinx is approximately 2.5 years old and weighs in at around 55 lbs. She gets along great with her big brother and sisters in foster care, and loves to tease them by stealing their toys! Stuffy toys are her favorite, especially if she can get that squeaker out of there! Sphinx is an all around great little girl.

Sequoia loves life and is always up for an adventure!

She has gone on long car rides, camping trips, and was even brave enough to try kayaking. She is just happy to be along for the ride. She would do great with an active owner or family who can continue to teach her about the good things in life! She’s also happy to just lay next to you and be a couch potato at times. Sequoia is a mixed breed, approximately 4 years old and weighs in at around 40 lbs.

She gets along well with the other dogs in her foster home but would also do well as an only dog so she could be the center of your world! This girl has so much love to give, she just needs someone to love her back as hard.

Onyx is so loving and smart! She loves toys, running zoomies in the yard, lying on the sofa, belly rubs, and trying to climb in her person’s lap. She knows “sit” and takes treats gently. She is crate and house trained but needs a little practice on leash. She also does well in the car. Onyx previously lived in a home that had children, and she was very gentle and patient when she was around them. She is curious about cats but doesn’t try to harm them. Onyx is a three year old female spaniel/hound/lab mix and weighs just under fifty pounds.

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LeBauer Park at Greensboro Downtown Parks: GDPI Wellness: Get Fit Greensboro, 6:30 pm Mental Health Greensboro: WRAP: Wellness Action Recovery Plan, 1:00 pm WINERY | BREWERY | DISTILLERY Bull’s Tavern: Dance Party w/ Fame The DJ, 9:00 pm Cooper’s Ale House: Trivia, 8:00 pm Coopers Ale House: DJ and Dance, 10:00 pm Incendiary Brewing Company: Six @ Sundown, 6:00 pm Southend Brewing Company: Southend Run Club, 6:00 pm

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15% discount for Students and Educators, Pre-K through Graduate School Kids’ meals for 99 cents

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www.kernersvillenc.com Calendar • Awards Photo Gallery • Education Business Resources Job Board • Networking Visitor & Resident Info Korner’s Folley • Field of Honor Kernersville Museum Merchants • Wine & Dine Parks & Rec • Meeting Places Yourville Videos

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Weekly Events MARTINI SPECIALS

SUNDAY BRUNCH

Mon Harper’s Restaurant (GSO)

Sun 6th and Vine (WS)

Wed The Old Fourth St Filling Station (WS)

Bleu Restaurant (WS)

Finnigan’s Wake (WS)

Harper’s Restaurant (GSO)

Thr

Bleu Restaurant (WS)

Jeffrey Adams on Fourth (WS)

Thai Harmony (WS)

Fri

Meridian Restaurant (WS)

The Old Fourth St Filling Station (WS)

Sat Harper’s Restaurant (GSO)

Smohk’d (GSO)

Spruce Street Garden (WS)

OTHER EVENTS

Trade St Diner (WS)

Mondays

WINE SPECIALS

Bull’s Tavern (WS): Whiskey Night

Sun 6th and Vine (WS)

Senor Bravo Mexican Restaurant (WS): $3 Kid’s Plat

Mon Thai Harmony (WS)

Tuesdays

Tue Bleu Restaurant & Bar (WS)

6th and Vine (WS): Sangria Tuesday

Jeffrey Adams on Fourth (WS)

Outwest Steakhouse & Saddleroom (Kvill)

The Old Fourth St Filling Station (WS)

Bleu Restaurant (WS) Live Music Bull’s Tavern: Tequila Night

Wed Dogwood Hops And Crops (WS)

Cooper’s Ale House (GSO): $1 Tacos

Harper’s Restaurant (GSO)

Emma Key’s (GSO): 99 Cent Kids Meals

Meridian Restaurant (WS)

Senor Bravo In and Out: $1.25 Tacos

Smohk’d (GSO)

Xcaret (WS): $1 Tacos

Spruce Street Garden (WS)

Wednesdays

Thr

6th and Vine (WS)

Cooper’s Ale House (GSO)

Cowboy Brazilian Steakhouse (WS)

The Old Fourth St Filling Station (WS)

Bib’s Downtown (WS): Wing Night Cooper’s Ale House (GSO): Burger Night Horigan’s House of Taps (GSO): ½ Off Beer Senor Bravo Mexican Restaurant (WS): $3 Kid’s Plate Village Square Tap House (C): Music Bingo Thursdays 6th and Vine (WS): DJ

TRIVIA Mon Foothills Brewing Tasting Room (WS) Tue Foothills Brewpub (WS)

SouthEnd Brewng Co (GSO)

Thr Cooper’s Ale House (GSO)

Bull’s Tavern: DJ and Dance

Foothills Brewpub (WS)

Fridays

Harper’s Restaurant (GSO)

Cedar’s Restaurant & Pizzeria (GSO): 50 Cent Wings

KARAOKE

Sundays

Wed Bull’s Tavern (WS)

Tap That Axe Throwing (C): Family Funday Sunday

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Cooper’s Ale House (GSO)

Open for curbside takeout and delivery 11am- 8pm Call order online $8 - kids at home pizza kits (during Covid-19) DRINK SPECIALS M $2 Domestica TU $4 New Sarum Lager Pints W 25% off glass of wine Sat 4/4 .......................David Smith (6p) TH $4.25 All Pints Sat 4/11 ......................... Exit 180 (7p) F $1 off Craft Cans Su $5 Mimosas $5 Bloody Marys Sat 4/18 ... James Vincent Carrol (6p)

Sat 4/25 .....................Josh & Joel (6p)

Monday Kids Night (half off any kids entree with the purchase of an adult entree)

SUNDAY & MONDAY 11a-9p | TUESDAY - THURSDAY 11a-10p | FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11a-11p

5539 US-158 Advance, NC 27006

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Take Out & Delivery Available

Large Private event space

Authentic Mexican Food

All ABC Permits

190 NC HWY 801 N. Advance (336) 940-2521 www.LaCarretaAVL.com • Open 7 Days Detailed event information available at www.336events.com

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DAILY SPECIALS

Monday: $5 Margaritias Tuesday: $2 Mystery Beer Wednesday: ½ Off Smohk’d Cocktails Thursday: ½ Off Wine Friday: $1 Off Drafts, $5 Fireball Saturday: $5 Sangria Drafts Sunday: $2 IC Light, Mich Ultra, $4 Bloody Mary. $7 Mimosa Crafts

During COVID-19 Take Out & Delivery Available

8 FRESHLY PREPARED HICKORY SMOKED MEATS DAILY

SPORTS PACKAGES AVAILABLE 20 TVS • PRIVATE ROOM • ROOFTOP PATIO

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