Winston-Salem 2026 Visitor Guide

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TWIN CITY QUARTER: MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TRIP When you attend a large event, part of the magic is the seamless experience. You might not notice how well the layout is suited your group’s plans or how easy it was to walk from your hotel room to the gatherings and back.

However, at the Twin City Quarter, the entire team of hospitality experts is working behind the scenes to make sure that the synergy of large events melts into the background while you innovate, engage, and enjoy, and the fun doesn’t stop after the event is over.

Large group gatherings begin with the combined benefit of hosting at the Benton Convention Center while guests stay at the interconnected Marriott Winston-Salem, both located centrally downtown. As you plan a major event, you’ll work with centralized points of contact that coordinate the timing, capacity, and needs of your event and the available facilities. Between the Marriott’s 319 guest rooms/ suites and 157,000 square feet of meeting space, you’ll find your expectations met and exceeded, from comprehensive branding and signage for your events to thoughtfully chosen menus and layouts for your space use. Within the Benton Convention Center, you’ll find inspiring architectural touches and more than 20 works of art from North Carolina

artists; no matter what event you attend, the inspiring spaces always yield dividends of creativity and connection.

And what if you want to take in downtown Winston-Salem even beyond your group’s event, whether it be a couple of days before or after a conference, or simply a local staycation or getaway? The Marriott’s location, beautifully redesigned rooms and suites, and amenities beckon you to relax and explore. Elite guests love the M Club, a sleek and comfortable lounge space perfect for productivity or recharging; any guest can purchase an upgrade and access the Club for 24/7 snacks, sips and even breakfast. Head to the spacious 2,500-square-foot health club for an energizing workout. Take in the museums, galleries and shopping of downtown without even having to head back to your car. For dinner, make sure you don’t miss Butcher & Bull, a contemporary steakhouse open for both breakfast and dinner.

Make the most of your vacation or conference visit to the City of Arts and Innovation.

At the Marriott Winston-Salem and Benton Convention Center, all the details have been handled: the spaces have been arranged, the delicious food prepared, and the rooms are ready — your visit awaits. twincityquarter.com

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History runs deep here — etched into the bricks and skyline, and alive in the stories unfolding every day. At Historic Bethabara Park and Old Salem Museums & Gardens, America’s earliest chapters come to life through immersive, hands-on experiences that reveal how our story began. And that’s just the beginning. As America celebrates 250 years, Winston-Salem invites you to experience nearly every era of the nation’s journey — from colonial beginnings and industrial growth to 20th-century breakthroughs in art, culture and civil rights.

Today, known as the City of Arts & Innovation, Winston-Salem carries that same spirit of creativity into the present.

You’ll see it throughout the city — especially downtown, where restored factories now hum with artist studios, biotech labs, craft breweries and more.

The culinary scene is equally inventive, with award-winning restaurants earning national praise and James Beardnominated chefs putting fresh spins on Southern classics.

Beyond downtown, you’ll find outdoor spaces that are just as inspiring — miles of trails and greenways, scenic parks and gardens, and the rolling vineyards of the nearby Yadkin Valley — all tucked within the picturesque North Carolina foothills.

Inside this guide, you’ll find plenty of inspiration for planning your own Winston-Salem getaway. Discover can’t-miss annual events, expert-led tours, and one-of-a-kind museums that showcase our culture and creative spirit.

So go ahead, come on in, and experience Winston-Salem for yourself.

You’ll find a city that delights, surprises and inspires — and welcomes you back again and again.

Warm regards, Stephanie Pace Brown President & CEO, Visit Winston-Salem Winston-Salem is proud to be named a winner in Good Housekeeping’s 2026 Travel Awards, one of only 22 cities recognized worldwide. The honor reflects evaluations from more than 125 travel testers who reviewed hundreds of destinations across five continents. It’s a meaningful milestone that highlights why travelers return and new fans keep discovering us.

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ARTivity on the Green, an art-themed park in downtown Winston-Salem, celebrates the city’s creative spirit.

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08 Only in Winston-Salem 10 H istory, Vitality, Innovation 12 Welcome to the Neighborhood 16 Annual Events 20 Take a Tour THINGS TO DO 24 A Day at Tanglewood Park 26 Get Outdoors 28 Retail Revelry 30 City of Champions ARTS & CULTURE 32 Reynolda Endures 34 Must-See Museums 38 Old Salem 40 Historic Bethabara Park 42 Hear it Live EAT & DRINK 48 Insiders Dish 52 Oh So Sweet 56 The Bean Scene 58 Craft Draft Crawl 60 Dining AlFresco 62 Gateway to Yadkin Valley 66 Winston-Salem Wine & Dine ACCOMMODATIONS 72 Find Your Storied Stay 80 Accommodations COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 84 Colleges & Universities GETTING HERE 86 Getting Here 87 Regional Map 88 Downtown Map

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DOWNTOWN DELIVERS What makes downtown Winston-Salem a desirable destination to visit is also what makes it an attractive place to work, reside and do business. There’s an unmistakable creative and collaborative spirit in the restaurants, shops, arts venues and innovative businesses centered here.

Annual events like Shop the Block (November) showcase dining and shopping. The Winston-Salem Cycling Classic and Gears and Guitars Music Festival (May) bring exciting road racing and great music to the city streets.

Arts and culture are celebrated year-round here.

Check out the free concerts during the Summer Music Series, with jazz on Fridays and local bands on Saturdays.

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Discover emerging artists at gallery shows and catch indie cinema at a/perture. Hear grand orchestral works and opera at the Stevens Center. Visit downtown attractions like Old Salem, the West End Historic District, Innovation Quarter and the Downtown Arts District. A minor-league baseball game at Truist Stadium is a relaxing way to spend a summer afternoon or evening.

The Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership (DWSP) is working behind the scenes to ensure the city center’s success. By supporting businesses and organizing events, the not-for-profit group is helping to make downtown Winston-Salem a vibrant place for all. downtownws.com downtownWS downtownwinstonsalem

#DTWS IS BOOMING Here’s what you’ll find: 5,400 housing units 10,000 residents 27,295 employees daily More than 100 restaurants and coffee shops 9 breweries + 36 bars and nightclubs More than 85 galleries and shops

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Sink your teeth into a soft “Hot Now” Krispy Kreme doughnut at the flagship store.

(259 S. Stratford Rd.)

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Do it all at Bailey Park — check out live music, perfect your yoga pose and more. This space checks all the boxes. (445 Patterson Ave.)

Stand in silence at God's Acre, the Salem Moravian graveyard located in Old Salem. (501 S. Main St.) Tour Reynolda Gardens, home to nature trails, formal gardens, wetlands and a historic greenhouse.

Free and open daily.

(2250 Reynolda Rd.)

Explore Old Salem, a living history district where 18th-century customs come to life with costumed guides and hands-on experiences. Be sure to stop at Winkler Bakery for gifts and fresh-baked goodies.

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Race to Bowman Gray Stadium for an evening at NASCAR’s first and longest running weekly track.

(1250 S. MLK Jr. Dr.)

REYNOLDA GARDENS

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Purchase local art from an Art-o-mat machine.

A Winston-Salem original, Art-o-mats are retired cigarette vending machines that have been converted to vend art. See more at artomat.org.

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Score big at ROAR, a multi-level fun hub offering duckpin bowling, mini golf, arcade games and more. (633 N. Liberty St.)

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OLD SALEM MUSEUMS & GARDENS

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inston-Salem is where past and present live side by side — and where something unexpected is always around the corner. Think storied streets and bold new flavors, indie art hubs and scenic trails — all wrapped into one easygoing destination. Whether you're here for a quick visit or a long weekend, you’ll find character, charm and adventure — and plenty of reasons to come back. Let this be your starting guide to the city’s standout sights and signature experiences.

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At the award-winning Truist Stadium, root, root, root for the home team, the Winston-Salem Dash.

(951 Ballpark Way)

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Snap a selfie at the Insta-worthy, 12-foot

tall Mickey Coffee Pot.

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Sway the night away at the Downtown Summer Music Series, at various downtown locations June through August.

A/PERTURE CINEMAS

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Forget Netflix.

Instead, take in an indie flick at a/perture cinema, downtown's nonprofit art-house cinema.

(311 W. 4th St.)

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Snap a selfie in front of the only Shell Oil clamshell station in the U.S. (1111 E. Sprague St.)

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Order a pint or tasting flight at Foothills Brewpub, downtown's oldest and most esteemed brewery. (638 W. 4th St.) Not a beer drinker? Check out the options at Foothills' sister business, Footnote Coffee & Cocktails, next door.

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Dine at James Beard-nominated restaurants: Bobby Boy Bakeshop (1100 Reynolda Rd.), Mission Pizza Napoletana (707 N. Trade St.) and Heff’s Burger Club (285 W. 4th St.)

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Explore the galleries, shops and murals in the Downtown Arts District (Trade Street). Bonus points if you visit during Art Crush, a monthly block party held every third Friday (April-Dec.).

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Tour Historic Bethabara Park, the first Moravian settlement in the Southeast.

Now a national historic site and nature preserve that's free to explore. (2147 Bethabara Rd.)

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Share a secret through the whisper dishes at ARTivity on the Green, a small but ultra-photogenic, art-themed park in the Downtown Arts District.

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Place a lock for your love on the chain link fence that encloses the observation deck at The Quarry at Grant Park.

(1790 Quarry Rd.)

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Bring out your inner child at Kaleideum, downtown's dazzling new hands-on learning museum. (120 W. 3rd St.)

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Nibble on crispy Moravian cookies from any of the city's iconic Moravian bakeries — Winkler, Dewey's Wilkerson or Mrs. Hanes.

Rock out at The Ramkat, downtown's most revered music hall. (170 W. Ninth St.)

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Tour "the strangest home in America," historic Körner's Folly.

(413 S. Main St., Kernersville)

Take a walk along the 1.2-mile Winston-Salem Strollway that links historic Old Salem with the downtown business district.

Choose your own adventure with Triad ECO Adventures, which offers guided e-bike, Segway, paddleboard and trolley tours through some of the city's most popular spots.

(176 YWCA Way)

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Bethabara Park

1700s

1800s

1753 Moravians, a religious group from Central Europe, settle in the Bethabara area.

1766 Moravians establish the town of Salem near Bethabara and create the nation’s first public waterworks.

1772 Salem College, the oldest continuously operating educational institution for women in the United States, is founded.

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1891 map of Forsyth County

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Reynolda House

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The town of Winston is founded a mile north of Salem and becomes a thriving industrial center.

Hanes is founded locally.

The company is rebranded as Hanesbrands in 2006.

1875 R.J. Reynolds opens a tobacco factory in Winston, changing the town’s fortunes forever. The company, still headquartered locally, is now part of the world’s secondlargest tobacco operation (British American).

1913 Winston and Salem unite as one city: Winston-Salem.

1892 Slater Industrial Academy is founded.

Now known as Winston-Salem State University, the school has become one of America’s leading HBCUs.

1917 Reynolda House, the historic home of R.J. and Katharine Reynolds, is completed.

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HISTORY, VITALITY, INNOVATION

ONCE KNOWN AS A TOBACCO AND TEXTILE TOWN, WINSTON-SALEM HAS REINVENTED ITSELF AS A HUB FOR TECHNOLOGY, BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND ADVANCED MANUFACTURING.

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n Winston-Salem, today’s flourishing arts scene and bustling downtown have colonial roots and a manufacturing backbone. The Salem area was first settled in 1753 by the Moravians, a group of German-speaking religious migrants. A century later, the city of Winston became an industrial hub for textiles and tobacco. In 1913, the two united, and Winston-Salem was born.

These days, the city is home to over 260,000 residents, making it the fifth-largest city in the Carolinas. Known as the “City of Arts and Innovation,” it lives up to its name with a vibrant arts scene, thriving medical community and nationally acclaimed schools. In the downtown area alone, you’ll find over 100 restaurants and bars, 20 galleries and museums, and dozens of live entertainment venues, creating a dynamic big-city culture with small-town charm.

From past to present, this timeline highlights just a few of the many pivotal moments that have shaped Winston-Salem — from local firsts and national milestones to cultural breakthroughs.

R.J. Reynolds Building

1920s-1950s

International Black Theatre Festival

1960s-1990s

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1963

The art deco R.J. Reynolds Building is completed. It later inspires NYC’s Empire State Building.

UNC School of the Arts opens. It is the first state-supported school of its kind in the nation.

1937 Krispy Kreme is founded in Winston-Salem.

1949 Winston-Salem establishes the nation's first Arts Council, which celebrated 76 years in 2025.

1954 Wake Forest University moves from Wake Forest, N.C, to Winston-Salem.

1989 Winston-Salem hosts the first biennial International Black Theatre Festival.

Truist Stadium

2000s 2010 Winston-Salem’s downtown ballpark (now Truist Stadium) opens. It’s later named the nation’s top ballpark by BaseballParks.com.

2021 The renovated Salem Parkway wins America’s Transportation Award.

2024 Kaleideum, an experiential learning museum for children, opens in downtown along West 3rd Street.

1994 Piedmont Triad Research Park opens in downtown.

Renamed the Innovation Quarter, it’s now among the nation’s fastestgrowing research parks.

2025 The Clash brings sell-out crowds to iconic Bowman Gray Stadium, giving the city its first NASCAR race in 50-plus years.

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DOWNTOWN DINING

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EACH OF WINSTON-SALEM’S HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOODS BRINGS ITS OWN PERSONALITY, HELPING SHAPE A CITY THAT’S WALKABLE, WELCOMING AND RICH IN COMMUNITY SPIRIT. | BY LARA IVANITCH

“Downtown always has something going on — festivals, shows, 5k races — so it’s a gathering place for townies and visitors alike.

You’ll meet lots of characters, too, like the Bongo Man who sits outside our wine bar [Little Pep] and adds a fun beat to our end of Trade Street.”

— Anna Impson, co-owner of Little Pep

Downtown

West Salem

The heartbeat of the city, downtown beautifully blends Winston-Salem’s past and present — 1920s art deco landmarks, repurposed tobacco factories, and more than 100 bars and restaurants. This walkable hub is alive with greenways, murals and nonstop entertainment.

Just west of historic Old Salem, West Salem — which dates back to the 18th century — blends a vibrant spirit with peaceful energy. Lush private gardens reflect its farmland roots, now dotted with coffee shops, restaurants and the popular Cobblestone Farmers Market.

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Restaurant Row: Fourth Street pairs standout hotels with top-tier dining options, from modern Indian fare at Oh’ Calcutta to award-winning brunch at Young Cardinal Cafe.

Downtown Strollway: Walk past historic homes, and cross Salem Parkway via a pedestrian bridge that connects Old Salem and downtown.

Innovation Quarter: Centered around Bailey Park, this urban hub has inspired local favorites like Incendiary Brewing, Tuscany by Sage & Salt, and DeBeen Espresso.

Industry Hill: The city’s biggest music club, The Ramkat, three breweries and Broad Branch Distillery are part of a wave of creative businesses revitalizing the north end of downtown.

Arts District: Bold murals brighten the landscape along Trade and Liberty streets, as artists display work at Piedmont Craftsmen, Delurk and other galleries. Don’t miss Mast General Store, Little Pep and ARTivity on the Green.

Old Salem Heritage Bridge: This 120-foot covered bridge connects the Old Salem Visitor Center to the historic village, echoing the area’s 18th-century Moravian architecture.

East of Texas: Dig into a tray of brisket and barbecue on the open-air patio, where dogs lounge tableside and kids play cornhole.

“We’re only two minutes from downtown, but it sometimes feels like a hidden retreat — tranquil, lush and full of character. Its diverse mix of people and cultures creates a warm, unpretentious vibe.”

— Haydee Thompson, owner of West Salem Arts Hotel

Easytalk: Owned by N.C. Bartender of the Year David Bowen and wife Maddie Fox — both UNCSA grads — this cocktail bar mixes fun concepts with creative flair.

West Salem Arts Hotel: This vibrant, bohemian-style Airbnb features six uniquely themed rooms — aka “art-partments” — and doubles as a gallery with rotating exhibits and local artwork for sale.

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from top left: Downtown dining; East of Texas Opposite: Bailey Park

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THE REMEDY

n Clockwise from left: Quarry Park; The Remedy; Winston Lake Golf Course

QUARRY PARK

“West End is a great neighborhood with lots of wonderful shops, bars and restaurants.

But most of all, it’s the people — business owners and visitors — who make it special.”

— Ciska Weber, owner of Cafe Gelato in the West End

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West End

East Winston

Built for the city’s upper class in the late 1800s, West End was once dubbed the most beautiful neighborhood in the Carolinas. Today, it charms with lush greenery and a mix of Tudor, Queen Anne and bungalow-style homes — plus shops, sidewalk cafés and places to unwind.

This tight-knit community just east of downtown includes several smaller neighborhoods like Skyland, Bowen Park and Reynoldstown. Home to Winston-Salem State University, it’s rich in culture and history, with landmarks like Goler Metropolitan AME Zion Church, where Martin Luther King Jr. spoke in 1964.

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The Remedy: Located in the 1928 Summit Street Pharmacy Building, this cozy coffee-and-tea shop transforms into a pub by night.

The Porch: Located in the West End Millworks complex, this colorful Tex-Mex cantina is known for dishes like Texas Pete Chicken Flautas and Friday margarita flights.

Hanes Park: For over a century, this former dairy farm-turned-park has hosted generations of play on its courts, fields and playgrounds.

Cafe Gelato: Known for house-made gelato and refreshing boba teas, this sweet spot is a neighborhood favorite.

Joymongers: This brewery ages beers to perfection in bourbon and wine barrels.

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Forsyth Seafood: A staple for more than 30 years, this family-run seafood market and restaurant is beloved for its fresh fish, hushpuppies and Southern sides.

Quarry Park: Officially known as The Quarry at Grant Park, this 200-acre retreat features walking trails, dramatic views and a mining-themed playground.

Winston Lake Golf Course: Designed by renowned architect Ellis Maples, this historic municipal course spans 500 acres of rolling woodlands, offering a fun challenge for all skill levels.

Delta Arts Center: A cultural fixture for over 50 years, the Delta Arts Center hosts rotating exhibitions, artist talks, poetry slams and other free events.

Tours are available by appointment.

“Here, the history of Black life in this city isn’t just preserved — it’s lived daily. From elders who’ve called East Winston home for decades to younger generations shaping its future, there’s a shared pride you can feel in the rhythms of everyday life.”

— Whitney Harness, director of Delta Arts Center

Right: photo by Linda Arns

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WASHINGTON PARK NEIGHBOROOD

n Clockwise from left: Washington Park neighborhood; Washington Park playground; Ardmore Historic District

ARDMORE

“We love meeting the families who come in and watching kids grow up. Over time, they feel like part of your extended family — and they bring more with them. It’s a privilege to be part of that.”

— Jessica McClure and Jon Engel, owners of Acadia Foods

WASHINGTON PARK PLAYGROUND

Washington Park

Ardmore

Only two miles south of downtown, Historic Washington Park is known for its friendly front porches, tree-lined streets and architectural variety — from cozy Craftsman bungalows to stately Georgian mansions.

A few miles west of downtown, Ardmore is Winston-Salem’s largest historic district, home to 2,300 properties.

It’s known for its walkable streets, charming homes and its central crown jewel: Miller Park.

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Washington Park: Kids love the dinosaur playground, dogs love the fresh air and everyone enjoys the wild, wooded feel of this 75-acre urban oasis.

Monstercade: Covered in graffiti and proudly offbeat, this small bar might not be for everyone — but if you’re into quirky vibes and original live music, you’ll feel right at home.

Acadia Foods: This casual deli and market is a neighborhood gem. Try the Collard Green Melt — available for breakfast, lunch or dinner — then browse the market for fresh produce and pantry staples.

Slappy’s Chicken: The homemade sauce on this sweet-and-spicy fried chicken pairs well with Southern sides like mac and cheese and collards.

Stella Brew: This neighborhood bottle shop offers a well-curated selection of craft beers and wines from across the country and world.

P.B.’s Takeout: Grab a seat at the counter or picnic tables out front — but during lunch rush, plan to get your hot dogs and tater tots to go.

Miller Park: Enjoy wooded, creekside trails, a fenced playground and picnic shelters ideal for cookouts.

“I chose to open my bakery in Ardmore because it’s such a community-based neighborhood where everybody is welcoming and friendly.”

— Wade Lindsay, owner of Ginger Bread Man Bakery

Ginger Bread Man Bakery: This all-vegan bakery is known for fun, flavorful treats — think playful pastries, toaster pastries, colorful cupcakes and deluxe cookie sandwiches.

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ANNUAL EVENTS EXPLORE MORE THAN TWO DOZEN STANDOUT EVENTS — FROM STREET FESTIVALS TO FILM FESTS AND HOLIDAY FAVORITES.

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Spring EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE April 5, 2026 Now in its 254th year, this simple yet powerful tradition takes place in God’s Acre — Old Salem’s serene Moravian graveyard.

It’s recognized as the nation’s oldest and largest Easter sunrise service.

MoravianSunrise.org RIVERRUN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL April 17–25, 2026 This Academy Award–qualifying festival, named a Top 10 film event by USA Today, screens 150+ films across multiple venues — from documentaries to animated shorts to indie gems. RiverRunFilm.com PIEDMONT EARTH DAY FAIR April 18, 2026 The largest Earth Day celebration in the Carolinas unfolds annually at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds with food, live music, kids’ crafts and green‑lifestyle exhibits. PeaNC.org

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KERNERSVILLE SPRING FOLLY May 1–3, 2026 Downtown Kernersville welcomes 40,000+ for carnival rides, games, live music on multiple stages, food trucks, a beer garden, local vendors, classic-car shows and more.

KernersvilleNC.com SUMMERLARK May 9, 2026 Atrium Health’s annual benefit concert in Innovation Quarter raises funds for local cancer patients with a full day of live music, headlined by a national artist, plus food trucks and family activities.

InnovationQuarter.com GEARS & GUITARS May 22–23, 2026 Held over Memorial Day weekend, Gears & Guitars brings free concerts to downtown Winston-Salem’s Bailey Park, featuring performers from local favorites to national chart-toppers. The shows take place alongside the Winston-Salem Cycling Classic, a pro criterium race that attracts top cyclists from across the country.

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Summer PRIDE FESTIVAL & PARADE June 13, 2026 One of the largest Pride celebrations in the Southeast unfolds annually in downtown.

The day begins with a colorful parade along Fourth Street, followed by an all-day festival on Trade Street with 100+ vendors, a food truck rodeo, family fun and live entertainment on multiple stages. PrideWS.org JUNETEENTH FESTIVAL June 20, 2026 The region’s largest Juneteenth event — now in its 27th year — brings thousands to downtown’s Innovation Quarter for music, dance, exhibits, vendors and children’s activities. TriadCulturalArts.org INTERNATIONAL BLACK THEATRE FESTIVAL July 27–Aug. 1, 2026 Held every two years, this world-class event brings thousands of theatre pros and patrons to town for a week of performances, panels, parties and more.

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Annual Events

JUNETEENTH FESTIVAL

INTERNATIONAL BLACK THEATRE FESTIVAL

GEARS & GUITARS

WINSTON‑SALEM OPEN Aug. 22–29, 2026 Ranked ATP Tournament of the Year, this pro tennis event serves as a final tune-up for the U.S. Open (and, as a result, draws dozens of the world’s top players).

WinstonSalemOpen.com

OUT AT THE MOVIES FILM FEST Oct. 1–4, 2026 As the second-largest LGBTQ+ film festival in the Carolinas, this 13th‑annual event features dozens of screenings, nightly parties, panels and more at venues across the city. OutattheMovies.org

SEASONAL SPECTACLES IN KERNERSVILLE November–December 2026 (various dates) Enjoy Victorian Christmas at KÖrner’s Folly, then wander the Ciener Garden’s Spectacular Holiday Blooms — 10,000 handcrafted recycled flowers in a unique botanical display. KornersFolly.org

DOWNTOWN SUMMER MUSIC SERIES Weekly, June–August This free series has lit up downtown since 1998 with two unique concert events held on alternating weekends: Downtown Jazz on Fridays at Corpening Plaza with national jazz artists, and Summer on Fourth on Saturdays, a lively block party with regional bands. DowntownWS.com

CAROLINA CLASSIC FAIR Oct. 2–11, 2026 The state’s second-largest agricultural fair draws 300,000+ for rides, games, fireworks and some of the South’s best fair food. Daily entertainment includes rodeos, magic shows, demolition derbies and nationally known musical acts. CarolinaClassicFair.com

HOLIDAY PARADE + TREE LIGHTING Dec. 5, 2026 Downtown’s festive first‑Saturday events begin with a Fourth‑Liberty parade at 5 p.m., followed by the annual tree‑lighting ceremony at Corpening Plaza. WSParade.com

KERNERSVILLE OKTOBERFEST Oct. 3, 2026 Raise a glass to fall at Körner’s Folly during this annual fall fundraiser. Sample seasonal brews paired with small bites donated by local breweries and restaurants — all set against the backdrop of this whimsical historic home. KornersFolly.org

ART CRUSH Monthly, April 17–Dec. 19 The Downtown Arts District’s signature block party lights up Trade and Sixth streets every third Friday. Meet local artists, explore new exhibits, and enjoy vendors, live entertainment, kids’ activities and extended gallery hours. ArtsDistrictWS.org

PIEDMONT CRAFTSMEN’S FAIR Nov. 21–22, 2026 A juried show entering its sixth decade, this Benton Convention Center fair features 100+ Southeast artisans, live demos and handmade holiday‑gift shopping.

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WINSTON-SALEM FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL Multiple 2026 dates Held in downtown’s Industry Hill neighborhood, this biannual festival brings the region’s best food trucks and live music to Ninth Street. Festivals are scheduled each May and September, with an occasional bonus event in August.

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Fall HISPANIC LEAGUE FIESTA Sept. 19, 2026 Spanning multiple downtown blocks, this vibrant Hispanic Heritage Month event has been going strong for 35 years. Enjoy a variety of food options, margaritas, merch vendors, live entertainment and familyfriendly fun. HispanicLeague.org APPLE FESTIVAL AT BETHABARA Sept. 26, 2026 Step into fall at Historic Bethabara Park, with 18th‑century crafts, reenactors, live music, food vendors and fresh‑apple tasting in scenic colonial surroundings.

HistoricBethabara.org BOOKMARKS FESTIVAL Sept. 26, 2026 The Carolinas’ largest book festival takes over several downtown blocks near the Milton Rhodes Center. Meet dozens of authors — including many bestsellers — plus enjoy exhibits, book sales, food trucks and family activities. BookmarksNC.org

Holidays TANGLEWOOD FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS Nov. 13–Jan. 1 Drive through over a million lights and 80 festive scenes at Tanglewood Park, named the Carolinas’ best light display by Travel + Leisure. TanglewoodPark.org OLD SALEM HOLIDAY EVENTS November–December 2026 (various dates) Explore candlelit tours, weekly Saturday events, ChristmasFest German Market and Moravian Candle Tea in the Single Brothers House — celebrating Old Salem’s rich traditions. OldSalem.org

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READY TO PLAN YOUR VISIT? Check out our online Events Calendar for details on all upcoming events.

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International Black Theatre Festival; Gears & Guitars Opposite: Carolina Classic Fair

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KÖRNER’S FOLLY Körner’s Folly is an architectural wonder that preserves the timeless connection between passion and art. Built in Kernersville in 1880, the 22-room museum was once home to Jule Körner and still displays his interior design portfolio. Wandering through the house museum intrigues visitors at every turn, with unique original furnishings and artwork, cast-plaster details, carved woodwork and elaborate hand-laid tile. And it’s just 15 minutes from downtown Winston-Salem. kornersfolly.org 336.996.7922 kornersfolly

WINSTON-SALEM’S HOME FOR ENTERTAINMENT Whether you’re visiting or you call Winston-Salem home, the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds deliver nonstop excitement.

The Carolina Classic Fair draws 270,000+ guests annually, and the Fairgrounds host more than 100 public events like ice skating, concerts, festivals and trade shows. With over 600,000 yearly visitors, the Fairgrounds is Winston-Salem’s home for entertainment! Just down the road, Bowman Gray Stadium thrills with historic NASCAR short track racing and WinstonSalem State University football.

Discover what’s happening next at wsfairgrounds.com.

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HISTORIC BETHABARA PARK Established in 1753, Bethabara is the site of the first Moravian settlement in North Carolina and the birthplace of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. Today, Historic Bethabara Park offers free special events for the community, 183 acres of wildlife preserve, historic gardens, over ten miles of trails, centuries-old buildings, a reconstructed French and Indian War palisade fort and a Colonial village. Also featured at the park is the 1788 Gemeinhaus, the oldest standing church with attached residence in the United States.

The gift shop, located at the Visitor Center, offers a unique array of handcrafted items. historicbethabara.org • 336.924.8191

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More to See & Do These are just a few of the tours available year-round. Major attractions like MESDA, Reynolda House Museum of American Art and Historic Bethabara Park also offer guided experiences, while additional options — limo tours and more — add to the mix. Find more, including seasonal and wine-country tours, in the “Things to Do” section at VisitWinstonSalem.com.

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FROM GHOST STORIES TO GOURMET BITES, GUIDED TOURS OFFER A MEMORABLE WAY TO EXPLORE WINSTON-SALEM.

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trolley tour with Triad ECO Adventures transformed Rylee Fanfan’s view of the city she’d called home for 15 years. Now, she helps give others the same experience as a tour guide.

Her “aha” moment came during the Twin City Tour — a two-hour ride designed to mirror Winston-Salem’s own timeline.

“We start in Old Salem, then go through the Reynolds family and the railroad, and progressively we build Winston-Salem,” she says. “It flows with the flow of history.”

In addition to trolley tours, Triad ECO Adventures offers guided Segway and e-bike outings, plus paddleboard tours at Salem Lake. While the Segway and e-bike tours typically cover the greater downtown area — including its greenways — the Twin City Tour spans the entire city. See all the options at TriadEcoAdventures.com.

Of course, Triad ECO Adventures is just one way to take in Winston-Salem.

Here are more expert-led tours to help you experience the city from new angles.

OLD SALEM WALKING TOUR

History, Haunts & Culture CAROLINA HISTORY & HAUNTS

The shadows you’ll see on this lanternlit walking tour of Historic West End probably aren’t ghosts. Book a tour to be sure. Offered nightly, these 90-minute tours are part history lesson, part harrowing adventure.

CarolinaHistoryandHaunts.com TRIAD CULTURAL ARTS HERITAGE TOURS

On foot, by bus or in a trolley, these engaging tours dive deep into local African American history, culture and the arts. Tours are customizable and available by appointment.

TriadCulturalArts.org TRIANGLE WALKING TOURS

Step into the past with guided tours through downtown covering topics such as Industrial Heritage, African American History and True Crime.

Tours take place on Saturdays or by appointment.

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Explore the spooky side of Old Salem during this one-hour nightly walking tour offered by U.S. Ghost Adventures.

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Food, Drinks & Fun TASTE CAROLINA GOURMET FOOD TOURS

Named a top travel experience by AAA Carolinas, this brunch-themed downtown tour features food and drink pairings at local restaurants. Held Saturdays, with private tours available any day.

TasteCarolina.net HOOK & LADDER PARTY PUMPER

Climb aboard a retired firetruck for a high-energy, BYOB ride through downtown. Retired firefighters lead the way with music, lights and stops at bars or breweries.

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Bring your favorite drinks and playlist and pedal through town on a bar on wheels. Tours run nearly every night, with a six-person minimum to power the ride. TrolleyPub.com/WinstonSalem SPARKY’S RICKSHAW

From art and architecture to breweries and historic sites, Sparky’s offers customizable rickshaw tours for two, tailored to your interests.

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HISTORIC BROOKSTOWN INN The Historic Brookstown Inn is where Southern hospitality meets a living museum, surrounded by history, art and treasure.

The inn’s 70 spacious guest rooms offer modern amenities in an architecturally unique setting. Sample Southern-style hospitality with a hot breakfast, an evening wine and cheese reception and cookies and milk at bedtime. The Brookstown Inn is more than just a getaway. Grand banquet facilities and two lovely courtyards plus on-site catering make the inn a memorable setting for a business meeting or wedding and reception. brookstowninn.com • 336.725.1120 thehistoricbrookstowninn brookstowninn

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WELCOME TO WINSTON-SALEM! Greater Winston-Salem Inc., the chamber of commerce and economic development organization for Forsyth County, invites you to experience all that makes our city unique.

From a thriving business community to a rich arts and cultural scene, Winston-Salem is a place where innovation meets southern charm. In just the past five years, more than $700 million in new investment has fueled our growth, while our

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800+ member companies help shape the vibrant, welcoming community you’ll enjoy during your stay.

Discover more and connect with local businesses at winstonsalem.com. winstonsalem.com greaterwinstonsaleminc

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WINSTON-SALEM BY THE NUMBERS ● #1 National Chamber of the Year

Greater Winston-Salem Inc, 2024 (Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives)

● #2

best city for business costs (Source: Wallethub)

● #4 best city for food manufacturing

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● 180,000 – Total Workforce in Forsyth County, 2025 ● $746 Million – Investment generated through

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incentivized location and expansion projects since 2021 (Source: Greater Winston-Salem Inc.)

● Cost of Living Index: 88.9

(Source: Council for Community & Economic Research)

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TANGLEWOOD PARK

JUST WEST OF WINSTON-SALEM, TANGLEWOOD PARK OFFERS NEARLY 1,100 ACRES OF WIDE-OPEN ESCAPE. | BY JIMMY RYALS

TANGLEWOOD ARBORETUM

Towering trees, rolling greenways and peaceful lakes frame a full slate of recreation — whether you're teeing off, casting a line, saddling up or simply unwinding beneath the oaks. With playgrounds, water adventures, bike trails, gardens and more, Tanglewood offers plenty to explore. Here’s how to fill a full day.

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Things to Do A Leisurely Start Begin your morning surrounded by natural beauty in the Arboretum and Gardens, one of Tanglewood’s signature spaces. Nestled behind the park’s historic Excelsior at the Manor House, the 3-acre Arboretum features 26 distinct gardens and nearly 100 plant species, from carnivorous curiosities in the Bog Garden to vibrant native wildflowers.

Ready to tee off? Tanglewood has long been a favorite for golfers, offering multiple driving ranges, the relaxed Par 3 course (ideal for beginners, with rentable clubs) and two scenic, 18-hole, par-72 courses designed by legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr.

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Rest Up for Round Two Extend your stay with a night under the stars — Tanglewood offers 44 RV campsites available March through November. For a more refined experience, book a stay at The Excelsior at the Manor House, a restored Victorian bed-and-breakfast and events venue. And tomorrow brings another chance to explore this classic Carolina getaway all over again.

FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

Festival of Lights: A Holiday Must-See Each winter, Tanglewood transforms into a wonderland for its iconic Festival of Lights, a drive-through display featuring more than 80 festive scenes. Running nightly during the holidays, it’s routinely named North Carolina’s top light display by Travel + Leisure.

Light Up The Night When the sun goes down, the fun keeps going. Concerts are often held at Tanglewood, especially during the warmer months. Another great evening option is Softgolf — a full-swing game played with oversize clubs and foam balls. While open during the day, it truly comes alive after dark when the course glows under the lights.

Playable by anyone over age 3, “The World’s Most Fun Golf Game” levels the playing field between beginners and pros.

MALLARD LAKE

Lunch, Launch, Lounge By midday, it’s your choice to pick up the pace — or ease into a slower rhythm. Tanglewood features more than 18 miles of trails for walking, mountain biking and horseback riding. First time on a horse?

No problem. Tanglewood Stables welcomes walkTANGLEWOOD STABLES ups for pony rides and trail rides, though reservations are recommended.

The park’s 10-court tennis center offers a chance to practice your serve, while Mallard Lake provides fishing and seasonal pedal boat rentals (available May through September).

Families will find multiple playgrounds throughout the park — including a brand-new one near the Tanglewood Barn — as well as a vintage 1894 locomotive permanently stationed on-site, perfect for a photo op. Don't miss the Aquatic's Center's lazy river and pool.

If all that activity stirs up an appetite, picnic shelters are sprinkled throughout the park, or you can grab a bite. Try the bar and grill inside the new Tanglewood Clubhouse and enjoy the views from its expansive back deck. TanglewoodPark.org

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OUTDOORS

Take a Hike Three distinct state parks lie within an hour’s drive of Winston-Salem — each offering stunning landscapes and unforgettable trails.

WINSTON-SALEM IS HOME TO DOZENS OF PARKS AND MORE THAN 30 MILES OF PAVED TRAILS AND GREENWAYS, INVITING LOCALS AND VISITORS ALIKE TO EXPLORE THE CITY’S SCENIC SIDE.

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HANGING ROCK Only 30 minutes from town, Hanging Rock boasts some of the Southeast’s most scenic trails, waterfalls and mountain views. The namesake trail leads to a breathtaking overlook after a moderate 1.3-mile climb. For something shorter, try the Lower Cascade Falls Trail, which ends at a waterfall-fed pool — perfect for cooling off.

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PILOT MOUNTAIN One of North Carolina’s most visited — and most recognizable — state parks, Pilot Mountain is best known for its iconic Big Pinnacle. Take in sweeping views from Little Pinnacle Overlook or hike around the base via the Pilot Knob Trail. Just 20 minutes north of downtown, the park is also a top regional destination for rock climbing.

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STONE MOUNTAIN Named for its dramatic 600-foot granite dome, this park features a 4.5-mile summit loop, multiple waterfalls, camping areas and historic 19th-century farm buildings that showcases early Appalachian life.

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DOWNTOWN STROLLWAY

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WINSTON-SALEM GREENWAYS

The city maintains a growing network of paved and unpaved trails, boardwalks and bridges that connect neighborhoods with natural spaces. Long Branch Trail stretches 1.6 miles along a former rail corridor through downtown and is popular with cyclists, walkers and wheelchair users.

It connects downtown to the Salem Creek Greenway, a 5.1-mile paved path that links to other popular routes, including the Downtown Strollway and Salem Lake Trail.

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TRIAD PARK

THE QUARRY AT GRANT PARK

HORIZONS PARK

It’s easy to forget how close you are to downtown when walking the sun-dappled, 7.1-mile loop around Salem Lake. The 365-acre lake is open for fishing from the pier or by boat — rent a kayak by the hour or a jon boat by the day from the on-site marina. Calm waters and wooded banks make it a favorite among paddlers and birders.

Just five minutes from downtown, this reclaimed quarry-turned-public park offers sweeping views from multiple overlooks — highlighted by a see-through metal observation deck that extends 100 feet over the cliff’s edge, with dramatic views of the downtown skyline and the deep-blue water below. Paved paths loop through the 200-acre property, which also features a popular mining-themed playground.

Located about 15 minutes east of Winston-Salem in Kernersville, Triad Park is a favorite among families, hikers and disc golfers thanks to its rolling hills, shaded trails and multiple playgrounds. While you’re there, visit the Carolina Field of Honor — a moving tribute to U.S. service members anchored by a 57-foot granite obelisk.

Just 20 minutes north of downtown, Horizons Park feels worlds away.

This 160-acre retreat features wooded hiking loops, mountain bike trails, a disc golf course and a 2-acre dog park — all set against a backdrop of rolling meadows, red barns, trickling streams and distant views of the nearby Sauratown Mountains.

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RETAIL Revelry

WHETHER YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A ONE-OF-A-KIND FIND OR YOUR FAVORITE DESIGNER BRANDS, THESE UNIQUE SHOPPING DISTRICTS HAVE IT IN THE BAG. | BY ELEANOR SPICER RICE

Downtown Arts District Downtown’s creative heartbeat lives along Trade and Liberty streets. Just a few blocks in size, the Arts District bursts with color and culture — think bold murals, working studios and a lively mix of independent shops.

THE BOHO DEPOT PIEDMONT CRAFTSMEN GALLERY

Highlights include Piedmont Craftsmen Gallery, featuring jewelry, leather, clay and more from its storied regional guild, and Visual Index, the only gallery in the U.S. representing makers from all 50 states.

Nearby, longtime anchor Body & Soul showcases Africanmade fashion, handcrafted décor and a cozy bookstore.

Secondhand fans will love Off the Rack and Still Grimey.

For the truly curious, don’t miss Major Tomms, a trove of oddities, and CasaShanti, a Victorian-style sanctuary for crystals, incense, and mystical gifts. Other favorites like Fancy Groceries, Kin & Cottage and Just Be round out the district’s creative flair.

No visit is complete without a stop at the iconic Mast General Store, packed with nostalgic candy, outdoor gear and local treasures.

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Reynolda Road Shopping District

REYNOLDA VILLAGE

Reynolda Village Nestled along the Reynolda Mile and adjacent to Reynolda Gardens, Reynolda Village is among Winston-Salem’s most distinctive places to shop and stroll. Once the farm buildings of the R.J. Reynolds estate, these repurposed barns and stables now house modern shops full of history and style.

Browse Monkee’s and Gazebo for high-end women’s fashion, or visit Norman Stockton for classic menswear. Local favorite Half Past Three bridges “college gal” and “cool mom” with a fun mix of fashion, bath and home goods, while Winston‑Salem institution McCalls (est. 1925) offers timeless children’s apparel, linens and gifts.

Don’t miss The Bookhouse, a cozy neighborhood bookstore where you can sip wine as you browse.

Together, these shops offer a seamless blend of elegance, heritage and boutique retail — all five minutes from downtown.

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Stretching approximately two miles, the Reynolda Road Shopping District connects downtown's West End to Reynolda Village, a collection of shops and restaurants. It’s best known for its elevated secondhand shops, including Yours Truly, a two-story consignment haven for designer fashion and furnishings; Collage, packed with funky thrift finds; and Elizabeth’s at Hanes Park, beloved for creatively refreshed vintage furniture.

Those shopping for new pieces will find sleek, North Carolina-made options at Idlewood Interiors and Contempo Concepts.

LOUIE & HONEY Style seekers enjoy women’s apparel at

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More to Explore Winston-Salem’s retail scene stretches far beyond the districts highlighted here. From indie boutiques tucked downtown to big-name stores on Hanes Mall Boulevard — anchored by the 175-store Hanes Mall — there’s something for every style and budget. Find more at VisitWinstonSalem. com/Shopping.

Rebecca & Co. and Primm’s, while children’s boutique Bella + James offers timeless clothing and gifts. Another standout, The Boho Depot, blends free-spirited fashion with crystals and eclectic décor.

The district is also a haven for pastry lovers, bookended by two beloved bakeries — Louie & Honey and Bobby Boy Bakeshop — with Cafe Gelato at the midpoint. VisitWinston Salem.com/ShopReynolda

LOUIE & HONEY

SOUTHERN HOME & KITCHEN

Stratford Road Shopping District Just two miles west of downtown, the Stratford Road Shopping District is one of Winston-Salem’s top retail destinations. At its heart is Thruway Center, home to national favorites like Lululemon, J.Crew Factory, Talbots and Athleta, plus regional gems like Vestique, Great Outdoor Provision Co. and Southern Home & Kitchen.

ThruwayCenter.com Thruway’s popularity has sparked a thriving cluster of nearby centers, including Stratford Village and Miller Street Market. Here, you’ll find beloved boutiques like Gaia and Kim Taylor, along with specialty shops such as Ski & Tennis Station, Fiddle & Fig and Schiffman’s Jewelers. As an added bonus, the district is home to two local icons: the flagship Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and Dewey’s Bakery. Enough said.

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City of CHAMPIONS

WINSTON-SALEM’S SPORTS SCENE IS STEEPED IN HISTORY AND PACKED WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO COMPETE — OR SIMPLY CHEER ALONGSIDE FELLOW FANS. | BY JIMMY RYALS

WINSTON-SALEM DASH

What to See WINSTON-SALEM DASH

Dash games deliver the full spring-and-summer experience — skyline views, local brews, crowdpleasing eats and a lively Kids Zone. As the High-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox, the team plays at award-winning Truist Stadium, with promo nights like Thirsty Thursdays and Fireworks Fridays adding to the on-field action and family-friendly fun.

TWIN CITY THUNDERBIRDS

Recently named ATP Tour 250 Tournament of the Year, the Winston-Salem Open brings pro tennis’s rising stars — and occasional legends — to the Wake Forest Tennis Complex each August. Past players include Andy Roddick, John Isner, Andy Murray and three-time Wimbledon champ Carlos Alcaraz.

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS

The Thunderbirds bring fast-paced hockey to a high-energy, fan-friendly setting. Games at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Arena are electric, affordable and fun for all ages. The season runs October through April, with most games played on Friday and Saturday nights.

A mainstay on North Carolina’s Tobacco Road, the Demon Deacons compete in 16 NCAA Division I men’s and women’s sports — earning championships across multiple disciplines. Recent highlights include the 2025 NCAA title in men’s tennis and 2024 championship runs by both the men’s and women’s soccer teams.

RACES AT BOWMAN GRAY STADIUM

WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS

Since 1949, stock cars have roared around Bowman Gray (aka “the Madhouse”), home to NASCAR’s longest-running weekly track. That legacy brought NASCAR’s Clash here in 2025 and again on Feb. 1, 2026. But you don’t have to wait for the Clash — head to the stadium on Saturday nights in spring and summer for short-track thrills that never disappoint.

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One of the nation’s most decorated HBCUs, the hometown Rams compete in the CIAA, an NCAA Division II conference. Part of the draw is the school’s iconic on-campus venues: Fans pack historic Bowman Gray Stadium for football and the Clarence E. Gaines Center for basketball — named for the coach who retired with the second-most wins in college hoops history.

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WINSTON LAKE GOLF COURSE AND REYNOLDS PARK GOLF COURSE Designed by famed course architect Ellis Maples, these rolling, tree-lined courses showcase the best of Triad golf. In 2010, Winston Lake was inducted into the National Black Golf Hall of Fame.

TWIN CITY THUNDERBIRDS

WINSTON-SALEM OPEN

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from top left: Winston-Salem Dash; Twin City Thunderbirds; Races at Bowman Gray Stadium; Winston-Salem Open Left: ROAR

HIT THE LINKS

Golf Digest recently named Winston-Salem and the surrounding Triad one of America’s best regions for golf, thanks to its mild climate, affordable green fees and abundance of quality courses. More than a dozen public options await, including local favorites like Oak Valley, Olde Homeplace and Reynolds Park. All skill levels will enjoy Tanglewood Park, home to a family-friendly Par 3, Softgolf and two championship-level Par 72 courses.

GOLF WITH A DISC

Looking for a fun, free way to enjoy the outdoors?

Try disc golf at several Forsyth County parks.

Beginner-friendly courses can be found at Triad Park in Kernersville, Jack Warren Park in Lewisville and Horizons Park in Rural Hall.

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ENJOY BIG THRILLS, INDOORS

You don’t have to go all the way to the mountains to scale new heights. Head to FirstHand Climbing, an indoor bouldering gym in downtown’s Industry Hill, open to all skill levels. Just a half-mile away, ROAR offers a variety of activities, including boutique bowling, golf simulators, next-generation mini golf and a 50-game arcade.

Get your jump on at one of Winston-Salem’s three kid-friendly adventure parks — Surge, Urban Air and Airbound Trampoline Park.

Each features tons of trampolines along with high-energy extras like mega slides, bumper cars and Ninja Warrior-style obstacle courses.

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Reynolda Endures

THIS HISTORIC HOME, NOW AN ART MUSEUM COMPLETE WITH FORMAL GARDENS, IS ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S FEW EXAMPLES FROM THE AMERICAN COUNTRY HOUSE MOVEMENT.

BY ROBIN SUTTON ANDERS AND LAUREN EBERLE

REYNOLDA HOUSE

"When I marry, I shall go to Europe on my wedding trip and I shall bring home a wonderful work of art. And then, I shall buy a great estate and I shall have a thousand cattle on a hill, and flowers all around."

— Katharine Smith Reynolds

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he Reynolda Estate’s undulating green landscape, with paths that wind under majestic cypress trees, manicured gardens and a 64-room home was all Katharine Smith Reynolds’ idea. Even before she married the tobacco tycoon R.J. Reynolds, Katharine shared her dream in a letter to her college roommate.

Her note was postmarked in 1899. Six years later, Katharine married and began assembling the pieces for a self-sustaining model farm, complete with a working dairy, vegetable and flower gardens, a 16-acre lake, and even a school for the Reynolds’ four children and families of the farm’s workers.

Arts & Culture Dine and Shop Reynolda Village When they were built in the early 1900s, the Reynolda Estate’s dairy barns, cattle shed, school, post office, smokehouse, blacksmith shop and carriage house were modeled after an English village.

Now, the charming buildings with green roofs that blend into the landscape house a boutique collection of stores and restaurants.

Drink mimosas in the original dairy barn, shop for fine fashion in the old smokehouse or enjoy lunch in the blacksmith’s shop.

REYNOLDA VILLAGE

BABCOCK GALLERY

Explore the Babcock Gallery and Museum Store Get a lay of the land — and learn more about R.J. and Katharine — in the Orientation Gallery. On display are letters from R.J. and Katharine, historic family photos and plans from the farm’s early days.

Inspired by her grandparents’ philanthropic spirit, Barbara Babcock Millhouse began acquiring important works of American art in the 1960s to form what is now Reynolda’s permanent collection — on view throughout the historic home. For rotating exhibitions, visit the Babcock Gallery, a modern gallery space attached to the house that showcases standout works from Reynolda’s collection and beyond.

Save time to peruse the Museum Store’s selection of art-inspired gifts, books, jewelry and home décor.

REYNOLDA VILLAGE TRAIL

Come Back Soon All 64 rooms of the historic Reynolda House feature a dazzling collection of art, plus a trove of family relics and period architecture and furnishings.

Though the historic house portion of the museum is closed for renovations January to August 2026, the Babcock Gallery, museum store, trails and gardens and Reynolda Village continue to welcome visitors.

Fun Fact

Katharine intentionally placed the gardens right along Reynolda Road — rather than tucked behind the estate — to ensure they were welcoming, accessible and free to the public.

REYNOLDA GARDENS

Visit Reynolda’s Gardens Today, the Reynolda Estate stands as evidence of Katharine’s commitment to fostering a healthier lifestyle. Scenic walking trails wind through the rolling landscape’s woodlands and meadow; the Reynolda Village Trail passes a waterfall.

Colorful gardens, open to the public from dawn to dusk, give Winston-Salem neighbors a place to meet for a morning or afternoon stroll. Park at the Reynolda Village entrance, and make your way through the Brown Family Conservatory to reach the four acres of formal gardens.

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LAM MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Ready for Liftoff Kaleideum's Digital Dome Planetarium invites you to shoot through the stars and take a tour of the planets, all from your cozy seat under an expansive, 40-foot dome.

Kaleideum.org/ Digital-Dome

Explore More In addition to these museums, don’t miss Winston-Salem’s most-visited attractions, Old Salem Museums & Gardens and

KALEIDEUM

MUSEUM OF EARLY SOUTHERN DECORATIVE ARTS

Reynolda House & Gardens.

KERNERSVILLE AUTO MUSEUM n Clockwise from top: Lam Museum of Anthropology; Museum of Early

Southern Decorative Arts; KÖrner’s Folly; Kernersville Auto Museum; Kaleideum Opposite: Kaleideum

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KALEIDEUM

MUST-SEE MUSEUMS DISCOVER ART, HISTORY, SCIENCE AND HANDS-ON FUN AT STANDOUT MUSEUMS THROUGHOUT THE WINSTON-SALEM REGION. | BY LAURA LEE KALEIDEUM

KÖRNER’S FOLLY

KERNERSVILLE AUTO MUSEUM

MUSEUM OF EARLY SOUTHERN DECORATIVE ARTS (MESDA)

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NORTH CAROLINA MUSEUM OF ART WINSTON-SALEM

Engineer a roller coaster, travel through space, create animation and explore a one-of-a-kind rooftop playground at this children’s museum where art and science collide. Spanning five floors in the heart of downtown, Kaleideum features 10 interactive exhibit areas, an art studio, a Digital Dome planetarium and more. Adults can join the fun at monthly After Dark events, featuring drinks, music and hands-on activities.

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Tucked inside Old Salem, MESDA wows with its maze of gallery rooms filled with preserved furniture, décor, pottery and everyday objects — all telling the story of the early American South. Admission is included with an Old Salem ticket, and MESDA-only tickets are also available. Book a curated tour to explore the museum’s full collection and architectural spaces.

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Built in 1880 in nearby Kernersville, this architectural gem — often dubbed “the strangest house in America” — features intricate details, hidden rooms and a whimsical layout. Its 22 rooms span three floors and seven split levels, all connected by a spiraling staircase.

Open year-round for self-guided tours, the house is especially magical during the holiday, when it transforms into a Victorian Christmas wonderland.

KornersFolly.org Located on the Wake Forest campus, this is North Carolina’s only museum dedicated to global cultures past and present. Intimate, hands-on exhibits showcase artifacts from more than 350 cultures, with rotating displays like the popular “Day of the Dead” each fall. Admission is free, and thoughtful storytelling brings each tradition to life.

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If vintage, classic, or exotic cars rev your engine, head to this hidden gem just 15 minutes from downtown Winston-Salem. Dozens of beautifully restored, fully drivable vehicles are on display — from iconic U.S. muscle cars to timeless European classics. Engaging displays share the stories behind each model, showcasing more than a century of automotive history.

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Founded in 1956, NCMA Winston-Salem (formerly SECCA) offers a front-row seat to the art of our time through exhibits and programs exploring contemporary art and culture from leading global artists. With its primary campus closing in 2026 for renovations, the museum will return to its downtown roots and open a new Fourth Street space with museum-quality shows, immersive experiences, and artist engagement.

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KALEIDEUM Imagined as a blend of two ideas — a kaleidoscope and a museum — Kaleideum engages all ages in the heart of downtown Winston-Salem.

Located at 120 West Third Street, this experiential learning museum spans four stories and nearly 70,000 square feet, including an expansive Rooftop Adventure playground.

Hands-on exhibitions, from Wonders of Water to Storytelling, offer experiences that invite curiosity and inspire exploration.

Step inside Kaleideum and discover a world where learning and fun collide. kaleideum.org 336.767.6730 kaleideum

TRIAD ECO ADVENTURES / TRIAD TROLLEYS Discover Winston-Salem in multiple new ways! Locally originated, owned and operated, Triad ECO Adventures and Triad Trolleys have the expertise and enthusiasm to guide guests in and around the community with historical and fun unique tours. Explore the city and a variety of neighborhoods on a Segway narrated excursion, a rented Pedego electric bike or on a Jolly Trolley.

Or take to one of three local lakes for a PaddleFit PaddleBoard (SUP) lesson/ tour. Custom private combo packages are available to depart from your downtown hotel. Advance reservations are always recommended. triadecoadventures.com 336.772.7777 triadecoadventures triadecoadventr

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LAM MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY North Carolina’s only museum dedicated to the study of global cultures is at once intimate and immersive. Visitors can explore stories of humanity, from ancient archaeological sites to the celebrations and struggles of today.

The Museum features changing exhibits throughout the year, highlighting its diverse collection of nearly 30,000 artifacts from more than 350 cultures and 90 countries.

Don't miss the annual Day of the Dead exhibit in the fall. Whenever you visit, admission is always free. lammuseum.wfu.edu 336.758.5282 lammuseum

Truly handmade, from all 50 states.

A Woman-owned independent art gallery located in the Arts District of WSNC.

600 N Trade WSNC visualindex.co/ @visual_index_handmade

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Old Salem:

EXPLORE HOW THIS PRESERVED TOWN — NOW AN IMMERSIVE LIVING HISTORY SITE — HELPED SHAPE A CITY AND A NATION. | BY MICHAEL BREEDLOVE

A Living Legacy

GET YOUR TICKET Old Salem Museums and Gardens is open February through December, Wednesdays through Saturdays.

Tickets can be purchased online at OldSalem.org or in-person at the Old Salem Visitor Center or Horton Museum Center (MESDA).

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ust a mile from downtown Winston-Salem, Old Salem is one of America’s most immersive historic sites. Spanning nearly 100 acres, the restored district transports visitors to the 18th and 19th centuries through costumed interpreters, working trade shops, heirloom gardens and centuries-old buildings.

Founded in 1766 by German-speaking Moravians, Salem was a community rooted in faith, craftsmanship and innovation. Today, that legacy lives on at Old Salem Museums & Gardens, where you can explore original structures, meet skilled artisans and experience stories that helped shape the early American South.

From one of the first July 4th celebrations to a bakery still using centuries-old methods, Old Salem is more than preserved — it’s alive. And with America preparing to mark its 250th anniversary, there’s no better time to visit and connect with the nation’s beginnings in a way that’s personal, tactile and unforgettable.

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Heritage Bridge This covered pedestrian bridge links the Old Salem Visitor Center to the historic district. It’s a favorite photo spot, especially during the holidays when Moravian stars light the way.

Salem Square The heart of Old Salem, this grassy square with a working water pump hosted America’s first documented July 4 celebration in 1783.

Begin your experience at the Old Salem Visitor Center, where you can pick up an all-in-one ticket, watch an orientation video and browse Moravian-themed souvenirs in the gift shop. From there, cross the Heritage Bridge into the Historic Town of Salem, and explore more than a dozen historic buildings staffed by interpreters and open for touring.

Your ticket includes access to the 1769 Single Brothers House — the largest half-timbered building in North Carolina and Salem’s original trade school. Boys 14 and up once lived here to apprentice in trades like carpentry, pottery and blacksmithing. Today, you’ll meet costumed interpreters demonstrating

many of those same techniques.

Another highlight is the Boys School, the oldest surviving building in the world devoted to Moravian education. Designed for boys ages 6 to 14, the school offers a hands-on look at 18th- and 19th-century learning, complete with period-appropriate materials and a Cabinet of Curiosities that invites exploration through sight, touch and smell.

Step into the Salem Tavern Museum, where George Washington stayed during his 1791 Southern Tour. The tavern reveals how this once-bustling stop connected Salem to the outside world and explores the cultural crossroads of colonial Americans, Moravians and enslaved people of African descent.

God’s Acre Dating to 1771, this uniquely serene graveyard holds more than 7,000 flat white headstones — symbolizing Moravians’ belief in equality in death.

Salem College Stroll the beautiful campus of America’s oldest women’s college and visit the Single Sisters’ House, home to a free museum on early women’s education.

St. Philips Heritage Site Home to North Carolina’s oldest African American church, the 1823 log church, and Stranger’s Graveyard, this site anchors Old Salem’s Hidden Town project, which explores the lives of African Americans who lived and worked in Salem.

SAVOR THE PRESENT, EXPERIENCE THE PAST

Take a break at Lot 63, a modern coffee and taproom housed in a historic building that once served as a Moravian gathering space. Then stroll through Old Salem’s heirloom gardens, where horticulturists teach the art of seed saving and traditional gardening.

Just off Salem Square, Muddy Creek Cafe & Listening Room offers a cozy lunch stop in an 1850s building, with folk music, gourmet sandwiches and a beloved local favorite — Moravian chicken pie.

Another option is the newly reopened Salem Tavern, which serves a mix of Moravian fare and Southern classics.

Be sure to stop by Winkler Bakery, where costumed bakers prepare sweet, old-world treats like Moravian Sugar Cake and whisper-thin Moravian Cookies.

Upstairs, Winkler Book & Gift is stocked with locally made candles, books, ornaments and home décor — perfect reminders of your journey through one of America’s most enduring historic treasures.

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HISTORIC BETHABARA PARK

THE GARDENS AT BETHABARA

COSTUMED INTERPRETERS

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HISTORIC BETHABARA PARK STEP BACK IN TIME AT THIS CULTURAL LANDMARK, WHERE EARLY MORAVIAN SETTLERS SHAPED NORTH CAROLINA’S HISTORY. | BY ROBIN SUTTON ANDERS

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n 1753, 15 German-speaking Moravians embarked on a perilous journey down the Great Wagon Road from Pennsylvania to North Carolina’s Piedmont region. Bethabara Park, considered the official birthplace of Winston-Salem, is a feast for history buffs and casual explorers alike.

Set on 183 acres, this National Historic Landmark features a reconstructed palisade fort, colonial village, nature trails and preserved wetlands — all offering a glimpse into 18th-century life. Before heading out on the grounds, start your visit at the Visitor Center with a short orientation video; then tour the site alongside costumed interpreters offering trades demonstrations and insights into early American life.

A SACRED PLACE

At the heart of Bethabara is the 1788 Gemeinhaus — the oldest surviving church in the U.S. with a minister’s residence still attached.

Translated to “congregation house,” the Gemeinhaus originally wore many hats, including a community gathering space and school. Not only did the minister live here, but so did other church workers.

Today, visitors can view the building’s period furniture, some of which is original, plus a reconstructed Bulitschek organ.

IN FULL BLOOM

Bethabara’s outdoor space is a collection of firsts.

Bethabara’s Community Garden dates back to 1759, when it was known as the kitchen garden and bore the immense responsibility of producing food for the entire community. Today, it’s the only known well-documented colonial community garden in the United States.

Meanwhile, Bethabara’s Medicinal Garden — still actively tended and open for visitors to explore — is the oldest known medicinal herb garden in America.

When visitors view the plants that were used to treat common ailments like stomach aches and headaches, they’re looking at the same layout used when the Doctor Kalberlahn planted it in October of 1756.

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ENTERTAINMENT

HEAR IT LIVE

NO MATTER YOUR PASSION — OR THE NIGHT OF THE WEEK — WINSTON-SALEM’S MUSIC SCENE DELIVERS. FROM COLISEUM STAGES AND COZY DIVE BARS TO SUMMER FESTIVALS AND SYMPHONY CONCERTS, THERE’S ALWAYS SOMETHING WORTH HEARING. | BY JIMMY RYALS

Go-to Music Spots THE RAMKAT

This two-story warehouse venue in downtown’s Industry Hill is the city’s largest music club, hosting regional favorites and national acts across genres. Its 1,000-person main hall is complemented by a cozy 100-capacity upstairs lounge that showcases local artists.

TheRamkat.com EARL’S WHISKEY BAR

Adjacent to Wise Man Brewing, Earl’s offers Southern comfort with its food and music.

Local and regional country and bluegrass bands perform most weekends, plus a popular open mic every Monday evening.

EarlsWS.com

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MONSTERCADE

Dubbed the “strangest bar in North Carolina,” this divey spot in Washington Park — five minutes south of downtown — hosts the kind of offbeat sounds you won’t hear anywhere else. Expect punk, avant-garde, metal and more.

Facebook.com/MonstercadeBar MUDDY CREEK LISTENING ROOM

Adjacent to Muddy Creek Cafe in Old Salem, this intimate venue hosts acoustic folk, bluegrass and old-time acts — mostly on weekends. The simple 60-seat space ensures the music remains front and center.

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Downtown's Next Act A new 5,000-seat downtown amphitheater is set to debut in 2026 — possibly as early as April — bringing live music, community events and large-scale shows to the heart of Winston-Salem. The open-air venue spans the block between Fifth, Sixth and Marshall Streets, next to the Benton Convention Center.

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COALPIT LIVE

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Decades after it stopped storing coal for tobacco factories, the CoalPit is now a hub of downtown’s Innovation Quarter. Adjacent to Incendiary Brewing, this massive concrete courtyard hosts free shows on most warmweather weekends, anchored by the CoalPit Live Summer Series, which brings top local and regional acts — plus the occasional national headliner — to the stage.

Facebook.com/CoalPitLive DOWNTOWN SUMMER MUSIC SERIES

Since 1998, this free series alternates between two venues: Downtown Jazz cools Friday nights at Corpening Plaza, while Summer on Fourth brings upbeat sounds Saturdays in front of Foothills Brewing on Fourth Street.

DowntownWS.com/Music SALEM BAND SUMMER SERIES

Founded in 1771, the Salem Band is America’s oldest continuously performing mixed-wind ensemble. From May through September, they perform themed, free concerts — covering everything from disco to ’80s hits — on select Tuesdays in Salem Square in Old Salem.

SalemBand.org

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UNCSA PERFORMANCE

Now in its 80th season, the Winston-Salem Symphony continues to reimagine classical music for today’s audiences. The current season blends masterworks with pop culture, featuring symphonic tributes to “Harry Potter,” “Wicked” and other fan favorites.

WSSymphony.org PIEDMONT WIND SYMPHONY

The only professional wind ensemble between Washington D.C. and Atlanta, the Piedmont Wind Symphony takes classical music out of the concert hall and into the community. You can catch them at breweries, coffee shops and other popular spots year-round.

PWSymphony.org UNCSA PERFORMANCES

There’s always something to see and hear at the UNC School of the Arts. Student and faculty ensembles present dozens of performances each year, including concerts by the UNCSA Symphony Orchestra, Cantata Singers, A.J. Fletcher Opera Institute and more.

UNCSA.edu

MORE TO SEE & DO Live entertainment in Winston-Salem goes far beyond the concert halls. From indie film festivals and local theater to late-night poetry jams, there’s something to enjoy every night of the week. Stay in the loop by scanning the QR code or going to VisitWinstonSalem. com/Events.

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Arts Council Campus

9th Wonder Master Class

International Black Theatre Festival

ARTS COUNCIL LEADS THE WAY

Winston-Salem Symphony

Winston-Salem, known as a City of Arts and Innovation, owes much of its artistic reputation to Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. Established 76 years ago in 1949, Arts Council is the nation's first and oldest arts council. It remains dedicated to leading the way in promoting, supporting and sustaining artistic, cultural and creative endeavors throughout the region.

Arts Council owns and operates a vibrant 75,000-square-foot campus that includes three theaters and two galleries: Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts, Sawtooth School for Visual Art, Hanesbrands Theatre, Reynolds Place Theatre, Mountcastle Forum and the Arts Council Extension Building. This bustling campus hosts over 670 concerts and events each year, attracting 60,000 attendees who come to enjoy theater, dance, comedy, music, visual arts, literary arts and more. With performances by local, regional, national and international artists, Winston-Salem and Forsyth County offer a rich array of entertainment possibilities throughout the year.

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MOZELLE’S Mozelle’s sits at the corner of Brookstown and Fourth in historic West End and has been serving a Southern-inspired menu for lunch, brunch and dinner since 2008. Open every day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; join us for a casual lunch or a special night out.

Check our website and Instagram for specials, menu updates and to book a table in our cozy dining room. Or walk in for our first-come, first-served seats on the sidewalk or at the bar. Proudly serving locally-sourced ingredients and a carefully-curated wine list with gracious hospitality.

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Mozelle's and Betty photos by Raysa Suarez Williams (RSW)

BETTY ON BURKE Tucked away on Burke Street in the historic West End, Betty on Burke is the latest endeavor from the team behind Mozelle’s.

At the intersection of quiet comfort and small town charm, you’ll find classic cocktails in an elegant dining room and internationally-inspired dishes on a covered outdoor patio, accompanied by gracious hospitality. Open every day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. for lunch, brunch and dinner, we also offer validated parking in our lot just steps away. Check our website and Instagram for daily specials and current menus, and to book a table. Or walk in for our first-come, first-served seats at our bar or outdoor community table.

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INSIDERS

Dish

FINE DINING, INTERNATIONAL CUISINE, ELEVATED PIZZA: WINSTON-SALEM HAS IT ALL. WE ASKED A FEW OF THE CITY’S TOP CHEFS FOR THEIR PERSONAL FAVORITES. HERE’S WHAT THEY SAID. | BY JIMMY RYALS

Chef Harrison Littell

Chef Jeff Bacon

DOWNTOWN GRILLE

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PROVIDENCE PROGRAMS FOR SECOND HARVEST

2025 OpenTable Diners’ Choice

ACCOLADES

ACCOLADES

BEST ETHNIC FOOD WHAT HE LOVES ABOUT THE FOOD SCENE

La Botana for true Mexican food. New Sichuan for Dan Dan noodles and other authentic, spicy Szechuan-style food.

“We’ve been fortunate in the way restaurants are evolving, in terms of focusing on the quality of food itself and not just the bottom line.”

FAVORITE INDULGENCE

— Chef Harrison Littell

We’ve got two of the best bakeries in the state: Bobby Boy and Louie and Honey’s.

Pistachio cream croissant at Bobby Boy Bakeshop.

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Best Chef 2025 Greensboro News & Record Readers Choice Awards BEST ETHNIC FOOD

El Rancho Taqueria for carnitas tacos.

FAVORITE INDULGENCE

A big steak and old school she-crab soup at Ryan’s.

FAVORITE DATE NIGHT

DON’T LEAVE TOWN WITHOUT TRYING

DON’T LEAVE TOWN WITHOUT TRYING

BEST PLACE FOR A DRINK

Mission Pizza. Try the tasting menu.

BEST FINE DINING

Ryan’s Restaurant is just a classic.

You know you’re going to get a well-prepared steak and a classic, well-done sauce.

BEST PLACE FOR A DRINK

Single Brothers.

BEST BREAKFAST

Midtown Cafe & Dessertery or Mama Zoe’s. Go for the shrimp and grits omelet at Zoe’s.

FOODIE TIP

The pop-up scene has grown here, with chefs like Jordan Rainbolt at Native Root. I think we’ll see more of that trend over the next couple of years.

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The ricotta and preserved lemon pizza at Mission Pizza.

Joyner’s.

BEST BREAKFAST

Young Cardinal. Best huevos rancheros I’ve ever had.

FOODIE TIP

Start downtown and branch out.

There are lots of different styles and price points downtown, but there’s great options in the suburbs, too.

WHAT HE LOVES ABOUT THE FOOD SCENE

“We have a very unified culinary community. There’s competition in a healthy way, but when someone’s struggling with staff or something, we send help their way.”

— Chef Jeff Bacon

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SINGLE BROTHERS

BOBBY BOY BAKESHOP

Chef John Bobby

Chef Ashley Armstrong

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BobbyBoyBakeshop.com 2024 James Beard Semifinalist (Best Bakery) BEST ETHNIC FOOD WHAT HE LOVES ABOUT THE FOOD SCENE

“There are not a lot of cities where so many chefs work together, know each other, and do events (like pop-ups) together.

There’s a lot of opportunity to bring back traditional processes, like working with live cultures and fermentation, that are getting lost.”

— Chef John Bobby

RYAN’S

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Eater Carolina’s 18 Essential Restaurants in Winston-Salem, Heinz x Lee Grant Recipient

Taco Rico; their Costillas de Puerco are a go-to for us. It’s a soulful, solid meal every time.

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FAVORITE INDULGENCE

FAVORITE INDULGENCE Louie and Honey’s brown butter rice crispy treat.

Going to a local coffee shop, like Sayso or Camino. All the coffee shops here all have their own vibe that is unique and fun.

DON’T LEAVE TOWN WITHOUT TRYING

There are some hole-in-the-wall places I love for fried chicken. My 7-year-old and I love going to J&J Food Mart for the quarter dark meat with collard greens, mac and cheese, and potato salad.

BEST PLACE FOR A DRINK

Fair Witness for cocktails.

Easy Tiger for a light beer.

BEST BREAKFAST

Nawab’s chicken vindaloo, with jasmine rice and garlic naan.

FAVORITE DATE NIGHT The Downtown Grille’s menu is always changing to source local flavors. The handmade pasta is always going to be good, and the dining room is beautiful.

WHAT SHE LOVES ABOUT THE FOOD SCENE

“We have notable chefs who love local flavors and experimenting with dishes you’d find in a larger city.”

— Chef Ashley Armstrong

BEST COFFEE BYgood Coffee.

WHERE TO GET A DRINK I like that Joyner’s pays homage to classic craft cocktail.

BEST BREAKFAST Midtown Cafe.

I’m usually here when it’s time for breakfast! I tend toward savory, like a quiche or the ham and cheese croissant.

FOODIE TIP

Pick a neighborhood, park your car and hang out for a while. That’s how you find the treasures.

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GARDEN PARTY GOALS Rooster’s: A Noble Grille’s patio delights from the moment you arrive. The space is lined with lush planter boxes and adorned with string lights and stylish furniture to help guests relax and unwind. This expansive outdoor space is one of the best patio dining options in the Triad. The herbs grown on-site are the same ones used to add flavor to their delectable dishes.

The restaurant’s tried-and-true menu of local and regional ingredients is sourced with integrity and cooked simply.

“Sur tout, faites simple,” is owner Jim Noble’s motto, a quote from chef Auguste Escoffier; translated, it means “above all, keep it simple.” For decades, Chef Noble has applied that phrase to his cooking and culinary mentorship, allowing the quality ingredients to speak for themselves. You won’t find food that is overseasoned or over-sauced, but instead dishes prepared simply and with attention to detail.

The menu includes small and large plates served à la carte, featuring items from the sea, the patieure and the garden.

The culinary team sources the finest ingredients from local farmers and only premium chicken raised in the Southeast.

Rooster’s: A Noble Grille also hosts private gatherings within unique spaces, both indoor and out. Private dining areas can accommodate parties small and large, whether you’re looking to host an intimate dinner party or a corporate event. The restaurant also hosts local musicians for added ambiance on the patio every Tuesday evening from May to October. roosterskitchen.com • 336.777.8477

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Copain Bakery aspires to bring great bread to the Triad, serving up fresh and classic baked goods in a boulangeriestyle bakery. Combining patience, technique and high-quality ingredients is the key to the flavors that Copain unlocks and serves. With a sourdough starter over 30 years old, tradition is infused into every loaf, baguette and bun. Stop by for your bread needs, but stay for a savory breakfast; an espresso drink or cup of tea from the café; or a salad or sandwich from the lunch menu. Whether you settle on a caprese sandwich on focaccia or the rich French toast casserole, every morsel is made with care. copainbakery.com copain_bakery

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OH SO SWEET FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET, WINSTON-SALEM’S BAKERIES SATISFY EVERYONE’S SWEET TOOTH. | BY LAURA LEE

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WINKLER BAKERY

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MORSELS

GINGER BREAD MAN BAKERY

COPAIN BAKERY

Dewey’s Bakery Pick up a fresh Moravian sugar cake or their signature cookies. Shop at two bakery locations in town, or pick up products at select grocery stores around the country.

Deweys.com Mrs. Hanes’ Moravian Cookies This family-owned business still makes its world-famous cookies by hand, including best-sellers Sugar and Ginger Spice. Visitors can tour the factory, enjoy free samples and browse the on-site gift shop.

HanesCookies.com Winkler Bakery America’s oldest continuously operating bakery, this Old Salem landmark dates to 1799. Stop in to chat with period-dressed staff, browse the gift shop and pick up freshbaked treats made from centuries-old recipes.

OldSalem.org/Winkler Wilkerson Moravian Bakery Wilkerson continues five generations of hand-baked tradition, serving sugar cake, cheese straws and other irresistible treats from its Stratford Road location.

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TO YOUR HEALTH BAKERY

BOBBY BOY BAKESHOP

GINGER BREAD MAN BAKERY

CAMINO BAKERY

LOUIE & HONEY’S KITCHEN

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NATABELLES DESSERTS

A James Beard Award semifinalist, this beloved bakery is known for fresh artisan breads and photo-worthy pastries. Bobby Boy now has two locations: the original Reynolda Road bakery and a larger space at Salem Bottleworks near Old Salem.

BobbyBoyBakeshop.com With two downtown locations, local favorite Camino is all about community. Whether you stop by the original Fourth Street bakery or the cozy Brookstown spot, you’ll find fresh-baked treats, inviting patios and plenty of good vibes.

CaminoBakery.com Run by the local culinary legend Chef Jim Noble, this French-inspired, boulangerie-style bakery focuses on organic, naturally leavened breads.

CopainBakery.com DOUGH-JOE’S

This cozy bakery in historic Reynolda Village was recently named one of America’s Top 50 Doughnut Shops on Yelp. Each doughnut comes out fresh and warm with customizable options like cinnamon sugar or chocolate glaze with Oreos.

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from top left: Ginger Bread Man Bakery; Copain Bakery; To Your Health Bakery; Dough-Joe’s Opposite: Bobby Boy Bakeshop

Opened in 2024 in the Ardmore neighborhood, just a few miles west of downtown, this all-vegan bakery puts a fun, whimsical spin on classic treats. You’ll want to try everything — but start with a gingerbread man cookie sandwich.

GingerbreadManBakery.Shop From their stylish West End café, a motherdaughter duo is inspired by family recipes, local ingredients and European baking trends.

Specialties include Amish cinnamon rolls and salted honey pie.

LouieandHoneysKitchen.com Tucked in a strip mall near Miller Park, NataBelles is a hidden gem-turned-social media star, thanks to its world-famous sweet potato brownies and other scratch-made sweets.

NataBellesDesserts.com TO YOUR HEALTH BAKERY

This 100-percent gluten-free and peanut-free facility offers vegan, keto and paleo options.

Located on Hanes Mall Boulevard, it’s operated by award-winning baker and Food Network standout Anna Simeonides.

ToYourHealthBakery.com

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QUANTO BASTA ITALIAN EATERY & WINE BAR Seated in the heart of downtown, Quanto Basta (QB) evokes the classic Italian neighborhood restaurant and gathering place. Led by the same team behind the award-winning Spring House Restaurant, Kitchen & Bar, QB’s cuisine draws on the Italian heritage of chef/partner Timothy Grandinetti.

Menu highlights include rustic pastas and sauces from Grandinetti’s treasured family recipes, antipasti paired

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with wines, handcrafted pizzette and classic Italian fare like Tagliatelle and Chicken Piccata Bucatini.

The wine bar boasts selections from Italy and other major wine-growing regions around the world. QB is open for dinner Wednesday through Saturday.

Quanto Basta Italian Eatery & Wine Bar has a second location in downtown Wilmington, NC. quantobastanc.com • 336.893.6144

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SPRING HOUSE RESTAURANT, KITCHEN & BAR Whether it’s an intimate dinner, wedding celebration, business dinner or special gathering of any type, Spring House is a choice destination. Award-winning chef/ partner Timothy Grandinetti and his team craft a creative menu using seasonally available regional ingredients.

A must try is the nightly multicourse chef’s tasting menu (you can call ahead to see what’s being served).

Located in downtown Winston-Salem, Spring House is set in a restored, historic home with a variety of inviting rooms for dining and for socializing. The Library Bar offers top-shelf wines, craft beer and a creative spin on handcrafted cocktails in an elegant setting. Open for dinner Wednesday through Saturday. springhousenc.com • 336.293.4797 springhouserestaurantkitchenbar springhousews docbrownstone

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FOOTNOTE COFFEE & COCKTAILS

IN WINSTON-SALEM, COFFEE HOLDS A SPECIAL PLACE — FITTING FOR A CITY WHERE A 12-FOOT COFFEE POT HAS BECOME A LOCAL LANDMARK. ACROSS THE CITY, INDEPENDENT COFFEE SHOPS AND TEA HOUSES SERVE UP FRESH-ROASTED BEANS, HANDCRAFTED DRINKS AND COZY SPACES.

BY MICHAEL BREEDLOVE KRANKIES

Located near Bailey Park, this longtime downtown favorite has been fueling Winston since 2003 with small-batch coffee roasted on-site. Krankies is also known for its hearty breakfast biscuits and eclectic, communityfocused atmosphere.

KrankiesCoffee.com FOOTNOTE COFFEE & COCKTAILS

An offshoot of Foothills Brewing, Footnote sits in a colorful alley off Fourth Street beside Bookmarks bookstore. Coffee by day, cocktails by night.

FoothillsBrewing.com/Footnote DEBEEN ESPRESSO

Regularly voted Forsyth County’s best coffee shop, DeBeen offers an extensive selection of locally roasted, flavored coffee beans. It’s located across from Bailey Power Plant in the Innovation Quarter.

DeBeenEspresso.com COFFEE PARK AIRSTREAM

Voted the nation’s No. 1 drive-thru coffee spot by USA Today readers, this Reynolda Road stop serves locally roasted coffee from a 1958 Airstream trailer.

CoffeeParkWS.com BYGOOD COFFEE

Across from Historic Brookstown Inn, ByGood serves its own brand of coffees and teas, plus cold brews, espresso drinks, matcha, and chai.

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THE REMEDY

Part coffee shop, part neighborhood bar, The Remedy pairs expertly crafted coffee with an easygoing vibe. Sip lattes by the fire or stop in for late-day espresso before it shifts to cocktails, beer and wine.

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MAGIC BEANS

Winston-Salem’s giant roadside Coffee Pot, built in 1858, could hold 740 gallons — enough for nearly 12,000 cups of coffee!

In the heart of Old Salem, Lot 63 serves coffee and Moravian pastries inside an 1867 building.

Open late, it’s ideal for a morning latte or an evening espresso in a cozy, historic setting.

Lot63WS.com Winston-Salem’s own air-roasted coffee can be found around town — from Hotel Indigo and the Fairgrounds Farmers Market to Bobby Boy Bakeshop.

MagicBeansCoffeeRoasting.com SAYSO COFFEE

On your way to Old Salem, stop in for a hot cup of Black & White Coffee served in a minimalist, industrial space.

SaysoCoffeeWS.com CHAD’S CHAI TEA HOUSE

Located in the Downtown Arts District, this all-tea café serves handcrafted blends, teainfused wines and specialty drinks. No espresso machine here — just incredibly friendly staff and a creative, calming space dedicated entirely to tea.

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CHAD’S CHAI TEA HOUSE

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INCENDIARY BREWING COMPANY

FIDDLIN’ FISH BREWING COMPANY

FOOTHILLS BREWING

SMALL BATCH BEER CO.

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Eat & Drink “What we have is this great walking culture where people can start at one brewery, walk to five or six, and do a complete brewery loop.”

— Eric Peck, co-founder, Radar Brewing Company

Craf t Draf t Crawl

WINSTON-SALEM’S BEER SCENE IS HOPPY AND HOPPING, WITH NINE UNIQUE CRAFT BREWERIES SELLING THEIR OWN BREWS — NEARLY ALL WITHIN AN EASY MILE-AND-A-HALF WALK. | BY LISA O’DONNELL

FIDDLIN’ FISH BREWING COMPANY

Outside of Downtown Little Brother Brewing Downtown Kernersville’s lone brewery offers small-batch beers and welcoming vibes.

LittleBrotherBrew.com Brouwerij Dubois Located in western Winston-Salem at the corner of Meadowlark & Country Club roads, this cozy taproom is known for their saisons and farmhouse-style ales.

BrouwerijDubois.com Gypsy Road Brewing This Kernersville brewery offers indoor and outdoor seating, plus live music, food trucks and pop-up events.

GypsyRoadBrewing.com Other Side of the Moon In Clemmons, this brewery is tucked inside the cozy Full Moon Oyster Bar. A nauticalinspired taproom serves easy-drinking ales.

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Fiddlin’ Fish is a rollicking tap room that draws families, professionals and sports fans to an industrial space that harkens to its roots as an early 1900s tobacco warehouse. The brewery is a local favorite, having won Visit Winston-Salem’s inaugural Craft Draft Showdown in 2025.

A popular food truck, Tuning Fork Provisions, is on hand most days with tacos and burgers.

FiddlinFish.com FOOTHILLS BREWING

Foothills Brewing blazed the trail as the first craft brewery in the city, offering a taste for bold, flavorful brews. Located on Fourth Street, the downtown restaurant-pub serves well-known favorites Jade IPA, Torch Pilsner and Sexual Chocolate, a limited-release imperial stout.

FoothillsBrewing.com INCENDIARY BREWING COMPANY

Innovation Quarter’s only brewery, Incendiary is located in one of the city’s coolest locations, the old coal-fired Bailey Power Plant that powered R.J. Reynolds Tobacco factories. Many folks grab a brew at Incendiary, a wood-fired pizza at neighboring Cugino Forno and a seat at a picnic table on the 2,000-square-foot patio.

IncendiaryBrewing.com WISE MAN BREWING

An award-winning anchor in downtown’s Industry Hill neighborhood, Wise Man opened in 2017 in a 1929 warehouse and quickly became a draw for families, young professionals and dog owners. Gather indoors or out to play games, hear live music and grab nibbles from one of their rotating food trucks.

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JOYMONGERS BARREL HALL

Sitting across from Hanes Park, Joymongers is something of an outpost on a downtown Craft Draft Crawl. It’s worth the extra steps to enjoy a barrel-aged beer in the Historic West End. Plus, their flying Mighty Mouse is worth the photo op.

Joymongers.com SMALL BATCH BEER CO.

A dimly lit, cozy bar conveniently located across from Benton Convention Center at the corner of Fifth and Cherry, Small Batch skews more toward the younger crowd and doubles as a soccer bar, where fans of England’s Liverpool football club gather to watch matches. Food menu favorites include Brussels sprouts and an array of burgers.

SmallBatchWS.com LESSER-KNOWN BEER CO.

A half-mile south of downtown in the West Salem neighborhood, this small, lager-focused brewery was inspired by age-old German and Czech Republic brewing methods. Specializing in long lagering times and fresh tank pours, their malt hails from a family farm in Moravia.

LesserKnownBeer.com RADAR BREWING COMPANY

In the Industry Hill neighborhood, Radar Brewing Company helps round out the city’s beer loop.

You’ll find a contemporary, less industrial feel than some of the bigger taprooms in the city.

A large window in the taproom lets customers view their open-air beer fermenter.

RadarBrewingCompany.com

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Scan here for a look at more of the city's top alfresco spots.

EAST OF TEXAS

Let’s Go DINING ALFRESCO MANY OF WINSTON-SALEM’S TOP RESTAURANTS OFFER OUTDOOR DINING SPACES WITH PLENTY OF ATMOSPHERE. GRAB A SEAT OUTSIDE, SOAK IN THE VIBE OF THE CITY AND CELEBRATE OUR SEASONABLY GOOD WEATHER, NO MATTER THE SEASON. | BY LAURA LEE

BERNARDIN’S

MOZELLE’S

VILLAGE TAVERN (REYNOLDA)

ROOSTER’S (A NOBLE GRILL)

For an upscale experience, head to this award-winning spot inside downtown’s oldest building, the 1815 Zevely House.

Bernardin’s temperature-controlled courtyard, with lush greenery and twinkling lights, adds a touch of magic to standout dishes like filet mignon and maple leaf duck.

BernardinsFineDining.com The original Village Tavern in Reynolda Village has been a local favorite for 40 years. While many come for the topnotch food and service, most come for its breezy patio, tucked among mature trees and illuminated by string lights, creating a space that’s lively and serene.

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With charming sidewalk seating, this bistro in downtown’s West End serves comfort food with an elegant touch.

You can’t go wrong with the fried chicken with peach chutney, Southern spring rolls or Mozelle’s legendary tomato pie. Gluten-free and vegan options are also available.

Mozelles.com Tucked on Knollwood Street across from Thruway Center, Rooster’s shaded patio is especially lively during weekend brunch. The farm-to-table menu aims to please with fresh salads, wood-fired pizzas, shrimp and grits, and dry-aged ribeyes.

RoostersKitchen.com

EAST OF TEXAS

This lively spot serves up Texas-style barbecue in a laid-back, cantina-style setting. Garage doors open to a sprawling patio with string lights, games, live music, and plenty of room for kids and pups. Smoked meats and margaritas make for perfect patio days.

East-of-Texas-Wsnc.com SPRING HOUSE RESTAURANT

Settle in on the garden patio of this restored historic mansion that was once part of downtown’s “Millionaire’s Row” of homes. Set the tone with a seasonal cocktail, like the refreshing Spring House Bramble. Then tuck into a signature Southern dish prepared by Chef Timothy Grandinetti.

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LOUIE AND HONEY’S KITCHEN Louie and Honey's Kitchen is a mother-and-daughter baking company based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. They use seasonally inspired heirloom recipes to create decadent desserts. They specialize in Amish Cinnamon Rolls made from a heritage recipe. Think hand-rolled treats made in small batches and covered in a boiled brown sugar frosting.

They feature cakes and pies that will remind you of grandmother's table, and they make everything from scratch using organic North Carolina milled flour.

Recently, they have added a kitchen expansion, and in May of 2025 they expanded into a lower level market space. The new Market and Gift shop offers additional seating and contains organic bulk foods and preserved goods from their hometown in Ohio's Amish country. There is also a curated selection of gifts, kitchenware, pottery, candles and clothing.

Their full espresso bar, featuring coffee, matcha and tea, also offers popular seasonal selections. louieandhoneyskitchen.com 336.422.7500

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TO THE YADKIN VALLEY WITH MORE THAN 45 WINERIES WITHIN AN EASY DRIVE, WINSTON-SALEM IS YOUR PERFECT STARTING POINT FOR EXPLORING NORTH CAROLINA’S WINE COUNTRY. | BY LAURA LEE

Just minutes from Winston-Salem, the Yadkin Valley Wine Region offers an unexpected escape — right in our own backyard. As the largest and most celebrated American Viticultural Area (AVA) in the Carolinas, its fertile soil, rolling hills and temperate climate yield award-winning wines recognized on the international stage. Paired with sweeping mountain views, welcoming tasting rooms and easygoing Southern hospitality, experiences feel worlds away yet comfortably close to home. Whether you’re planning your own route or joining a guided tour, here are a few favorites to start.

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Childress Vineyards; Divine Llama Vineyards; JOLO Winery & Vineyards

CHILDRESS VINEYARDS

RAFFALDINI VINEYARDS

Swan Creek Wine Trail

JOLO WINERY & VINEYARDS

DIVINE LLAMA VINEYARDS

JOLO WINERY & VINEYARDS

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Pilot Mountain, JOLO is a standout on the national wine scene. Its rosé “Pink” was recently named Best in Show at the American Fine Wine Competition, and TripAdvisor ranks JOLO among the top wineries in the U.S. outside of California. Enjoy a tasting flight or savor a meal at End Posts, the on-site bistro honored as one of OpenTable’s Top 100 Most Romantic Restaurants.

JoloVineyards.com SHELTON VINEYARDS

Wine & Ride Want to sip your way through the Yadkin Valley without worrying about driving? Several tour and transportation services offer pickup and drop-off in Winston-Salem, making it easy to relax and enjoy a stress-free day in wine country.

Scan the QR code to learn more.

Located in the heart of Yadkin Valley wine country, Shelton Vineyards offers a peaceful, picture-perfect escape. Set on 406 rolling acres, the estate features walking trails, picnic spots by the lake and sweeping vineyard views. The award-winning wines are best paired with a meal at Harvest Grill, Shelton’s on-site eatery open daily for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch.

SheltonVineyards.com DIVINE LLAMA VINEYARDS

Sip wine and meet a llama? Yes, please. This laid-back vineyard, less than 30 minutes from downtown, shares its scenic 91-acre property with the Southeast’s largest llama farm. Grab a glass, stroll the grounds or sign up for a guided llama trek through rolling hills and creek-side trails. Food trucks often visit, and families are welcome.

DivineLlamaVineyards.com CHILDRESS VINEYARDS

Founded by NASCAR legend Richard Childress, this expansive vineyard sits 20 minutes south of Winston-Salem, blending racing prestige with vineyard elegance. Sip award-winning wines while taking in vineyard views from The Bistro, ranked one of OpenTable’s most scenic restaurants in America.

ChildressVineyards.com

Just 30 minutes west of Winston-Salem, Swan Creek is a subsection of the Yadkin Valley Wine Region, ideal for visiting multiple wineries in a single outing. With 11 wineries clustered within a 10-mile radius, it’s one of the most convenient ways to explore the area’s awardwinning wines. Among the must-visit spots are Raffaldini Vineyards and neighboring Piccione Vineyards, both bringing a taste of Italy to North Carolina. Raffaldini’s Tuscan-style estate has earned it the nickname “Chianti in the Carolinas,” while Piccione’s newly expanded tasting room offers sweeping Blue Ridge Mountain views.

Other Swan Creek standouts include Dynamis Estate Wines, offering upscale, reservation-only tastings, light bites and Sunday Supper pairings; Shadow Springs Vineyard, serving both dry and fruitforward sweet wines in a relaxed setting; and Dobbins Creek Vineyards, a womanowned winery with welcoming vibes, creative cocktails and panoramic mountain views.

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JOLO WINERY AND VINEYARDS “1 of the TOP 7 Wineries in the Country” (outside of California) — Trip Advisor. Voted TOP 100 Romantic Restaurants & TOP 100 Brunch Restaurants by OpenTable.

Nestled in the foothills, under the majestic Pilot Mountain, JOLO Winery and Vineyards sets a new standard in fine wine and hospitality. JOLO invites you to indulge in an exquisite tasting journey, and immerse yourself in the rustic elegance of End Posts’ Restaurant, where each visit promises exceptional pairings and service. jolovineyards.com • 336.614.0030 jolowinery

jolovineyards

RAYSON WINERY AND VINEYARDS Savor a glass on our veranda amongst the vines, boasting one of the state’s finest sunset views. Amidst vines planted 24 years ago, Rayson Winery & Vineyards is a crown jewel of the Yadkin Valley. Our commitment to crafting wines reflective of our terroir, Rayson embodies tradition, passion and innovation, offering unparalleled experiences in food, wine and hospitality. Join us to dine at our worldclass restaurant, Bistro Europa, or for lite bites and our guided tastings. raysonwine.com • 336.998.3100 raysonwinery raysonvineyards

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CELEBRATE 60 YEARS OF FINE CRAFT In 1963 and 1964, a small group of craft artists and collectors established Piedmont Craftsmen, a nonprofit arts organization that quickly became one of the nation’s premier craft guilds.

Today, we showcase nearly 400 artisans throughout the US, working across the spectrum of craft techniques in clay, fibers, metals, wood, glass, printmaking, jewelry, photography and mixed-media. We champion the work of our exhibiting artists through our gallery and annual craft fair.

Discover unique, handmade gifts and wearables at Piedmont Craftsmen’s Gallery, located in the heart of the Downtown Arts District at the corner of 6th and Trade Streets.

Here you’ll find beautifully crafted objects, from sumptuous jewelry and wearables, turned wooden bowls, colorfully glazed pottery, brilliant blown glass, forged metal sculptures and artfully designed etchings. Let us help you build your crafts collection and hold the creative spirit in your hands.

Piedmont Craftsmen’s Fair is one of the most eagerly anticipated arts events in this region, visited by thousands.

Held at the Benton Convention Center each November, the weekend before Thanksgiving, the Fair is an exposition and marketplace for artistry, artist demonstrations and some of the finest works of craft you will see in one place.

Find the work of our artists anytime, anywhere at piedmontcraftmen.org.

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Wine & Dine

WHETHER YOU’RE CRAVING A PLATE OF WORLD-FAMOUS NORTH CAROLINA BARBECUE OR A GLASS OF LOCAL YADKIN VALLEY WINE, YOU’LL FIND IT ALL IN WINSTON-SALEM.

THE KATHARINE BRASSERIE & BAR

DOWNTOWN THE BARCELONA BURGER & BEER GARDEN

American/Southern 450 N. Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 306-9270 BERNARDIN’S RESTAURANT AT THE ZEVELY HOUSE

American/Southern 901 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 721-0270 BETTY ON BURKE

American/Southern 1016 Burke Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 999-8866 BUTCHER & BULL

American/Southern 425 North Cherry Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 722-5232 CIN CIN BURGER BAR

American/Southern 1425 West First Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 999-8413 DISTRICT 924

American/Southern 924 Marshall Street SW, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 245-8722

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American/Southern 1 West Fourth Street #175, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 721-1750 THE DOWNTOWN GRILLE

American/Southern 500 W. 5th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 930-1485 EARL’S

American/Southern 121 West Ninth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 448-0018 FINNIGAN’S WAKE

American/Southern 620 Trade Street Northwest, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 723-0322 FOOTHILLS BREWPUB

American/Southern 638 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 777-3348 HEFF’S BURGER CLUB

American/Southern 285 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 813-9473 JEFFREY ADAMS ON FOURTH

American/Southern 321 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 448-1714

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THE KATHARINE BRASSERIE & BAR

American/Southern 401 North Main Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 761-0203

KRANKIES COFFEE & RESTAURANT

American/Southern 211 East Third Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 955-5993 MERIDIAN RESTAURANT

American/Southern 411 South Marshall Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 722-8889 MOZELLE’S FRESH SOUTHERN BISTRO

American/Southern 878 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 703-5400 MUDDY CREEK CAFÉ & LISTENING ROOM AT OLD SALEM

American/Southern 626 South Main Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 829-7572 THE OLD FOURTH STREET FILLING STATION

American/Southern 871 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 724-7600

PARK DELI

American/Southern 575 N. Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 722-0006 QUIET PINT TAVERN BAR & GRILL

American/Southern 1420 West First Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 893-6881 SAGE & SALT BISTRO

American/Southern 300 S Liberty St. #125, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 829-5007 NOODLE JU’B

(located in Salem Bottleworks) Asian/Ramen 869 S Poplar Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 SIR WINSTON WINE LOFT & RESTAURANT

American/Southern 104 West Fourth Street, Hotel Indigo Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 722-0795 TUSCANI BY SAGE & SALT

American/Southern 450 N Patterson Ave Ste. 120, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 283-6754

SPRING HOUSE RESTAURANT, KITCHEN & BAR

American/Southern 450 North Spring Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 293-4797 THE HUNGRY PALATE

American/Southern 239 W. Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 293-8857 THE SPOTTED COW

American/Southern 529 N. Trade Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 999-8977 TIMMY’S HOT CHICKEN

American/Southern 237 West Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 893-6395 TWISTED PINE

American/Southern 527 N. Liberty St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 893-7069 WEST END CAFE

American/Southern 926 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 723-4774 YOUNG CARDINAL CAFE AND CO.

American/Southern 424 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 448-5188

Eat & Drink CHARM THAI

BROTHERS PIZZERIA

TULUM BAR & GRILL

FITZ ON MAIN

RAMEN MAFIA

BURKE STREET PIZZA-DOWNTOWN

XCARET MEXICAN GRILL & CANTINA

GOODNESS GRACIOUS

American/Southern 2600 New Walkertown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 2710 (336) 448-2011

Asian 120 Century Place Boulevard, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-0452

SUSHI ROSE

CIBO TRATTORIA ITALIAN CUISINE

THE PORCH KITCHEN AND CANTINA

J. BUTLER’S BAR & GRILLE

YOSHI EXPRESS STREET FOOD

THAI HARMONY

CUGINO FORNO- DOWNTOWN

WHAT DA PHO

J. PEPPER’S SOUTHERN GRILLE

American/Southern 841 Old Winston Road, Suite 98, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 497-4727

Bakeries/Desserts 103 East Mountain St., Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 310-4504

XIA’S ASIAN TAPAS

DI LISIO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT

FORSYTH SEAFOOD MARKET AND CAFE

MAWMAW’S MARKET

ENTICING ICINGZ CAKE SHOP

OLYMPIC FAMILY RESTAURANT

INTOWN DONUTZ

OUTWEST STEAKHOUSE & SADDLE ROOM

MIKE AND MIKE’S ITALIAN ICE

Asian 259 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 725-4141 Asian 271 W. Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 245-8602 Asian 247 E. Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 293-6426 Asian 102 West Third Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 842-5532 Asian 134 N. Spruce Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 245-8033 BOBBY BOY BAKESHOP AT SALEM BOTTLEWORKS

Bakeries/Desserts 845 S. Poplar Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 955-1046 CHEESECAKES BY ALEX

Bakeries/Desserts 625 North Trade Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 893-8118 CHILL NITRO

Bakeries/Desserts 616 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 250-3124 DREAM KREAMS ARTISANAL CREAMERY

Bakeries/Desserts 102 W. 3rd St. Ste. 102, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 462-8797 LOUIE AND HONEY’S KITCHEN

Bakeries/Desserts 401 West End Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 422-7500 CAMEL CITY BBQ FACTORY

Barbecue 701 Liberty Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 306-9999 EAST OF TEXAS

Barbecue 907 South Broad Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 422-7076 TOASTED

Deli 526 North Liberty Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 602-1210 YAMAS MEDITERRANEAN STREET FOOD - DOWNTOWN

Greek/Mediterranean 624 W. 4th St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 842-5668 OH’ CALCUTTA

Indian 310 A West 4th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 999-8855

Italian 214 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 842-0587 Italian 1140 Burke Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 721-0011 Italian 601 N. Liberty St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 529-6999

Italian 486 North Patterson Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 448-0102 Italian 301 Brookstown Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 546-7202 GRANDPA JOE’S SLABERIA

Italian 845 S. Poplar St. Ste. 110, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 MANOLO’S BOUTIQUE WINES & BISTRO

Italian 848 W. 5th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 448-0508 MISSION PIZZA NAPOLETANA

Italian 707 Trade Street Northwest, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 893-8217 THE NEW YORKER PIZZA, PASTA & WINGS

Italian 1477 New Walkertown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 721-2999 PIZZA CITY & SUBS

Italian 542 S Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 727-9600 QUANTO BASTA: ITALIAN EATERY & WINE BAR

Italian 680 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 893-6144 ALMA MEXICANA

Mexican 492 Patterson Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 317-1254 ANTOJITOS LAS DELICIAS

Mexican 1521 East Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 499-0813 BAGNER & ALEXAS DOWNTOWN CAFÉ

Mexican 102 W 3rd Street #180, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 904-0200 SENOR BRAVO

Mexican 2415 South Marshall Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 725-1888

Mexican 411 North Cherry Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 448-5486 Mexican 202 Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 955-1345 Other/International 840 Mill Works Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 893-8361 Other/International 102 W, 3rd St. Ste. 5, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 830-8007 Seafood 108 North Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 748-0793 THAT PLACE IN THE WEST END

Seafood 750 Summit Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 842-3712 MIKE’S VEGAN GRILL

Vegetarian/Vegan 207 W. 3rd St. Winston-Salem, NC 27101

EAST ABEL’S GRILL

American/Southern 619 East Mountain Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-4101 BIG BURGER SPOT

American/Southern 803 Old Winston Road, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 904-0173 BROTHER CLUCKERS

American/Southern 1547 Union Cross Road, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 904-0102 C & H CAFETERIA

American/Southern 940 South Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-0707

American/Southern 109 N. Main St., Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-1824

American/Southern 1022 J South Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-1671

American/Southern 652 Gralin Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-9170 American/Southern 1555 West Mountain Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-5741 American/Southern 1185 NC Hightway 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 993-2222 PLAZA RESTAURANT

DOSS’ OLD FASHION ICE CREAM GRILL

American/Southern 406 North Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-1930

CAKE AND ALL THINGS YUMMY

Bakeries/Desserts 4015 Old Hollow Road Suite D, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 280-5138 Bakeries/Desserts 508 East Mountain Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-7707 Bakeries/Desserts 144 N. Main St., Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 287-8854 PATRIOT PRETZEL CO.

WHIT’S FROZEN CUSTARD

CHINA CAFE

CLARK’S BARBECUE

CHINA PALACE

DELI ON MAIN

HIBACHI OF JAPAN

AMALFI’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT

KIMONO JAPANESE RESTAURANT

BLUE NAPLES PIZZA

American/Southern 126 S. Main Street Suite G Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 497-4025 Asian 1501 Union Cross Road, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-0088 Asian 305 West Mountain Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 993-8297

CAGNEY’S KITCHEN-SOUTH

American/Southern 1488 NC Highway 66 S., Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 497-4565

Asian 210-B Market View Drive, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-0742

THE GASLIGHT ON MAIN

(Kernersville) Asian 825 South Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-8863

DAIRI-O (KERNERSVILLE)

OSAKA JAPANESE RESTAURANT

Bakeries/Desserts 120-C South Main Street The Shoppes on Main, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 345-8224

CAGNEY’S KITCHEN-KERNERSVILLE

American/Southern 2291 Old Salisbury Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27284 (336) 650-1612

Asian 821-A South Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 993-6888

American/Southern 806 North Carolina Highway 66, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-7923

Asian 1527 Union Cross Rd,, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-4600

American/Southern 801 South Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-2129

NEW DRAGON PALACE

LIN’S KITCHEN

Asian 523 Nelson Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-3511 MR. LU’S CHINESE RESTAURANT (EAST)

Asian 1479 New Walkertown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 725-9969

Bakeries/Desserts 508-E East Mountain Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 497-5485 Barbecue 1331 North Carolina Highway 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-8644 Deli 234 North Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-1300 Italian 503 Nelson Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 993-5011

Italian 1519 Union Cross Road, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 993-7707 BLUE ROCK PIZZA & TAP

Italian 210 N. Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 310-4924 ELIZABETH’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT & PIZZERIA

Italian 910 South Main Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-1275

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Italian 930 North Carolina Highway 66, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-1243 DON JUAN’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT

Mexican 201 Century Boulevard, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-6733

GRANDMA RUBY’S COUNTRY COOKIN’ AND CATERING

American/Southern 6110 University Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-9227 GRAYLYN ESTATE

American/Southern 1900 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 758-2425

PUTTERS PATIO & GRILL

American/Southern 3005 Bonhurst Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 724-9990 RIVER BIRCH LODGE

American/Southern 3324 Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 768-1111 RYAN’S RESTAURANT STEAKS, CHOPS AND SEAFOOD

EL AGUACATE EXPRESS

HOT DOG CITY

FRIDA’S MEXICAN KITCHEN & CANTINA

J S PULLIAM BARBEQUE

American/Southern 4400 Old Walkertown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 767-2211

American/Southern 3348 Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 842-3345

PALENQUE MEXICAN GRILL

ENDPOSTS RESTAURANT AT JOLO WINERY & VINEYARDS

SILVIA’S HONEY TREE

CAPTAIN TOM’S SEAFOOD & OYSTER BAR

KINGS HOT DOGS-RURAL HALL

Mexican 911 S Main St., Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 310-4545 Mexican 550 Pineview Drive, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 497-5097

Mexican 621 North Main Street Suite F, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 992-1011 Seafood 1265 NC Highway 66, Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-5951 SMITTY’S GRILLE

Seafood 838 S. Main St., Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 993-6699

NORTH 66 DINER

American/Southern 1133 Old Hollow Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 245-2020 ACKINGNA’S PLACE

American/Southern 3066 New Walkertown Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 776-8557 BOBO’S DELI AND GRILL

American/Southern 3478 Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 760-3711 CAMPUS GAS

American/Southern 1231 Polo Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 425-6640 DAIRI-O (NORTH)

American/Southern 5916 University Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-2667 EGGIES BREAKFAST, BRUNCH AND LUNCH

American/Southern 5395 Robinhood Village Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 815-1088 FRANK’S KITCHEN

American/Southern 1027 Bethania-Rural Hall Rd., Rural Hall, NC 27045 (336) 642-0060

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American/Southern 2300 Patterson Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 722-8600

American/Southern 219 JOLO Winery Lane, Pilot Mountain, NC 27041 (855) 565-6946

American/Southern 1009 Bethania-Rural Hall Rd., Rural Hall, NC 27045 (336) 969-4688 MAMA ZOE MICHAEL’S

American/Southern 2859 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 722-4946 MILLER’S ON ROBINHOOD

American/Southern 3458 Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 565-7597 MOUNTAIN FRIED CHICKEN (NORTH)

American/Southern 5954 University Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 767-1676

MOUNTAIN FRIED CHICKEN (NORTH)

American/Southern 507 Akron Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 767-1675 OLD RICHMOND GRILL

American/Southern 6425 Reynolda Road, Pfafftown, NC 27040 (336) 924-4295 PAPA LEE’S GRILL

American/Southern 3535 Winston Lake Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 448-0233 PENNY PATH CAFE & CREPE SHOP

American/Southern 122 Reynolda Village Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 986-9555

PIEDMONT AVIATION SNACK BAR

American/Southern 3820 N. Liberty St., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 767-4173 PINE TREE TAVERN

American/Southern 3880 Bethania Station Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 815-1220

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American/Southern 719 Coliseum Drive NW, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 724-6132 THE SHERWOOD

American/Southern 150 East Hanes Mill Court, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-2199 SIMPLY SONYA’S

7843 North Point Blvd.

Winston-Salem, NC 27106 336-293-8760 TASTE OF THE TRIAD

American/Southern 4320 Old Walkertown Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 448-5932 VILLAGE TAVERN (REYNOLDA VILLAGE)

American/Southern 221 Reynolda Village, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 748-0221 WALDO’S WINGS

American/Southern 2855 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 703-0230 ZOE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT (WALKERTOWN RD.)

American/Southern 5008 Old Walkertown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 293-6757 ASIAN BISTRO

Asian 7736 North Point Boulevard #200, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 896-1525 BASIL HIBACHI

Asian 3800 Reynolda Road Ste. 160, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 815-1446 CHIANG MAI THAI AND SUSHI BAR

Asian 4613 Yadkinville Road, Pfafftown, NC 27040 (336) 815-8018 EAST CHINA RESTAURANT

Asian 216 Summit Square Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-9191 GOLDEN WOK CHINESE RESTAURANT

Asian 1015 Bethania-Rural Hall Road, Rural Hall, NC 27045 (336) 969-0558

GREAT CHINA RESTAURANT

Asian 3548 Yadkinville Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 922-5300 KAZE JAPANESE GRILL

Asian 5194 Reidsville Road, Walkertown, NC 27051 (336) 754-4800 KIMONO JAPANESE RESTAURANT (NORTH)

Asian 324 Summit Square Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-0147 KONNICHIWA OF WINSTON-SALEM

Asian 386 East Hanes Mill Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-7105 MAY WAY DUMPLINGS

Asian 113 Reynolda Village Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336)-782-8773 MIZU JAPANESE CUISINE

Asian 3374 Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 774-9797 MR. LU’S CHINESE RESTAURANT

(West) Asian 3430 Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 659-8868 NO. 1 CHINESE RESTAURANT

Asian 2820 University Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 727-8883 TOKYO HOUSE 1

LITTLE RICHARD’S BBQ (WALKERTOWN)

Barbecue 5182 Reidsville Road, Walkertown, NC 27051 (336) 754-4495 BAGEL STATION II

Breakfast and Brunch 1977 N. Peace Haven Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 760-2055 DIOLI’S ITALIAN MARKET

Deli 2898 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 724-9900 BUFFALO CREEK FARM AND CREAMERY

Farmer’s Markets 3241 Buffalo Creek Farm Road, Germanton, NC 27019 (336) 969-5698 JIMMY THE GREEK KITCHEN

Greek/Mediterranean 2806 University Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 722-0184 CURRY AND NOODLE

Indian 5232 Robinhood Village Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 815-8033 GOLDEN INDIA

Indian 2837 Fairlawn Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 777-0004 SAFFRON INDIAN CAFE

Indian 1981 N. Peace Haven Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 306-9347 BURKE STREET PIZZA-ROBINHOOD

Italian Asian 3352 Robinhood Road, 1957 North Peace Haven Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 760-4888 (336) 774-0067 3 LAYERS CAKERY

COPPOLA’S PIZZERA & ITALIAN RESTAURANT

DEWEY’S BAKERY

ELIZABETH’S PIZZA (WALKERTOWN)

DOUGH-JOE’S

ELIZABETH’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT & PIZZERIA

Bakeries/Desserts 4742 Walkertown Plaza Blvd., Walkertown, NC 27051 (336) 701-0510 Bakeries/Desserts 2876 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 724-0559 Bakeries/Desserts 114-C Reynolda Village Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 842-3254 KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTS (NORTH)

Bakeries/Desserts 5912 University Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 579-0661

Italian 3512 Yadkinville Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 922-1190 Italian 3490 Martins Trail Lane, Walkertown, NC 27051 (336) 754-4115

Italian 2824 University Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 724-4650 FRANCESCO’S PIZZA ITALIAN

Italian 930 Gramercy Park Lane, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-3332

MRS. PUMPKINS DELI AND BAKERY

FRANK’S RESTAURANT

TA’NISHA MONIQUE CUPCAKES

FRATELLIS ITALIAN STEAKHOUSE

Bakeries/Desserts 3645 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 924-9797 Bakeries/Desserts 1318 North Liberty Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 602-4595

Italian 8191 Broad St., Rural Hall, NC 27045 (336) 969-2718 Italian 2000 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 448-1704

Eat & Drink LITTLE ITALY PIZZA

Italian 696 Angus Street, Rural Hall, NC 27045 (336) 969-5330 STOKED WOODFIRED PUB

Italian 5312 Robinhood Village Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 815-8000 ARRIBA VILLA TAQUERIA AND MEXICAN FOOD

Mexican 3040 University Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 830-8125 CASA BLANCA MEXICAN RESTAURANT

Mexican 336 Summit Square Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-7050 EL CAMINO REAL

Mexican 3800 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 923-0001 EL MAGUEY- WALKERTOWN

Mexican 5160 Reidsville Road, Walkertown, NC 27051 (336) 595-4220 EL TORERO MEXICANO

Mexican 5900 University Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 377-3339 LA CARRETA MEXICAN RESTAURANT

Mexican 1989 North Peace Haven Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 768-7881 LA CARRETA MEXICAN RESTAURANT (ROBINHOOD)

Mexican 5256 Robinhood Village Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 922-1133 LA VICTORIA

Mexican 3709 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 923-5363 MI PUEBLO MEXICAN GRILL (NORTH)

Mexican 2905 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 722-5772 MONTE DE REY MEXICAN RESTAURANT (WALKERTOWN)

Mexican 3018 Old Hollow Road, Walkertown, NC 27051 (336) 595-3033 PLAYA AZUL MEXICAN RESTAURANT

Mexican 2802 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 448-2020 TACO RIENDO 3

Mexican 3619 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 922-4749

TAQUERIA LUCIANO’S

Mexican 3230 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 448-5196 AH-FIWI JAMAICAN RESTAURANT

Other/International 858 NE 25th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (336) 999-7039

EL TRIUNFO FAMILY RESTAURANT

Other/International 7842 North Point Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (336) 896-8600

CORONET SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

Seafood 431 Bethania/Rural Hall Road, Rural Hall, NC 27045 (336) 748-0795 MAYFLOWER SEAFOOD

Restaurant-Rural Hall Seafood 665 Montroyal Road, Rural Hall, NC 27045 (336) 969-2130 WALKERTOWN SEAFOOD SHACK

Seafood 2890 Darrow Rd., Walkertown, NC 27051 (336) 999-9116

SOUTH ACADIA FOODS

American/Southern 228 West Acadia Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 331-3251 ARCADIA FAMILY RESTAURANT & PIZZERIA

American/Southern 125 Millers Creek Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 764-3300 BREAKFASTIME (SOUTH)

American/Southern 3450 Old Salisbury Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 764-8868

ROOSTER’S

American/Southern 380 Knollwood Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 777-8477 SLAPPY’S CHICKEN

American/Southern 200 West Acadia Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 761-0268 THUNDER ROAD BAR & GRILL

American/Southern 11141 Old US Hwy 52 Suite 1, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 764-0890 TOP TIER EATERY

American/Southern 2101 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 865-1193 WALLBURG DINER

American/Southern 8580 NC-109, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 448-0231 WALLBURG GRILL & PIZZERIA

American/Southern 10479 N, NC-109, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 769-1149 CHINA KITCHEN

Asian 3521 Pkwy Village Circle, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 771-3020 CHOPSTIX

Asian 4424 Wallburg Landing Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 306-9513 JADE GARDEN CHINESE RESTAURANT

Asian 2201 Old Lexington Road #3231, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 785-0155 MING GARDEN CHINESE

Asian 1011 Waughtown Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 American/Southern 1000 Childress Vineyards Road, (336) 661-8148 Lexington, NC 27295 TOKYO JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE (336) 236-9463 Asian 1111 Salisbury Ridge, DAIRI-O (SOUTH) Winston-Salem, NC 27127 American/Southern (336) 722-5009 1207 West Clemmonsville Road, Winston-Salem, NC CUPCAKE CUTIES CAFE & BAKERY 27127 Bakeries/Desserts (336) 448-5314 8363 NC-109 Unit C, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 GRILLE-VILLE (336) 448-5015 American/Southern 902 East Sprague Street, KERNOL’S DONUTS Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Bakeries/Desserts (336) 788-7282 12201 NC-150 #5, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 KERMIT’S HOT DOG HOUSE (336) 293-7118 American/Southern 2220 Thomasville Road, LA PRINCESA FROZEN TREATS Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Bakeries/Desserts (336) 788-9945 9 East Clemmonsville Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 RANCH-O FAMILY RESTAURANT (336) 771-3070 American/Southern 3020 Kernersville Road, LE’CHATEAU BAKERY Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Bakeries/Desserts (336) 784-5353 1200 East Clemmonsville Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 986-1443 CHILDRESS VINEYARDS

PANADERIA ARROYO

Bakeries/Desserts 636 East Monmouth St., Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 793-0087 WINKLER BAKERY

Bakeries/Desserts 521 South Main Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (336) 721-7302 STEVEN’S RESTAURANT

Greek/Mediterranean 11154 N. North Carolina Hwy 150, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 764-4820 MAMMA MIA’S ITALIAN PIZZERIA

Italian 5415 Gumtree Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 769-9933 PRONTO PIZZA

Italian 189 Hickory Tree Rd. #102, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 764-4340 VINNIE’S PIZZERIA & ITALIAN RESTAURANT

Italian 5076 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 893-7898 CILANTRO AND TACOS MEXICAN

Street Cuisine Mexican 2235 Old Salisbury Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 493-1040

EL RANCHO TAQUERIA

Mexican 613 East Sprague Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 785-9112 LA PERLITA RESTAURANTE & CARNICERÍA

WEST 1703 RESTAURANT & CATERING

American/Southern 1703 Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 725-5767 ALEX’S GRILL AND ICE CREAM

American/Southern 6750 Shallowford Road, Lewisville, NC 27023 (336) 946-1711

BISTRO EUROPA AT RAYSON WINERY

American/Southern Rayson Winery 322 Brix Lane, Mocksville, NC 27028 (336) 998-3100 BLEU RESTAURANT & BAR

American/Southern 3425 Frontis Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 760-2026 BOSSY BEULAH’S CHICKEN SHACK

American/Southern 1500 West First Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 606-6505 BREAKFASTIME (CLEMMONS)

American/Southern 2630 Lewisville Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 448-0022 BREAKFASTIME (HANES MALL)

American/Southern 1650 Hanes Mall Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 477-3120 CAFE ARTHUR’S

American/Southern 1416 South Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 725-4548 CAGNEY’S KITCHEN-CLOVERDALE

Mexican 1001 Waughtown Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 788-6888

American/Southern 2201 Cloverdale Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 724-0940

LA TILI

CARRIAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT

Mexican 827 East Sprague Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 999-8376

American/Southern 1409 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 765-8082

MI CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT

THE CARVING BOARD

Mexican 5096 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 (336) 650-1711 TAQUERIA EL PAISANO

American/Southern 318 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 748-9118 CLEMMONS KITCHEN

Mexican 2742 Waughtown Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 650-0400

American/Southern 3609 Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-4671

TACO RICO TAQUERIA

DAIRI-O (CLEMMONS)

Mexican 631 East Sprague Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 893-5599

American/Southern 6325 Clemmons Point Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 283-9664

TORTILLERIA LA FE

DIAMONDBACK GRILL

Mexican 3087 Waughtown St., Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 293-7156

American/Southern 751 North Avalon Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 999-7146

CUCHIFRITO RESTAURANT

THE DINER

Other/International 2104 Old Lexington Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (336) 771-7777

American/Southern 108 North Gordon Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 765-9158

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RONNI’S RESTAURANT

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KOTTA

TIN TIN ASIAN BUFFET

HERO HOUSE

HARVEST GRILL AT SHELTON VINEYARDS

CHA-DA THAI

KOWLOON RESTAURANT

UMI JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE

CHANG THAI

LITTLE ARI’S JAPANESE KITCHEN

AVA’S CUPCAKES (CLEMMONS)

CHINA WOK

NEW SICHUAN RESTAURANT

BOBBY BOY BAKESHOP

CHINA WOK

NUMBER 1 CHINA

BRASSTOWN CHOCOLATE

CHINA’S BEST

PEKING CHINESE RESTAURANT

Asian 3214 Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 659-0295

Bakeries/Desserts 845 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 725-9110

DON EXPRESS

PHO & SUSHI VIETNAMESE & JAPANESE CUISINE

CAFE GELATO & BOBA TEA

American/Southern 4875 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 768-3108 American/Southern 914 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-3944 J. BUTLER’S BAR & GRILLE

American/Southern 1355 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Lewisville, NC 27023 (336) 766-8780 JOE’S TAKE-OUT

American/Southern 4124 Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 546-7755 JOHNNY B’S GRILLHOUSE

American/Southern 2504 Somerset Center Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 293-6009 LIBERTY FAMILY RESTAURANT

American/Southern 7970 Concord Church Road, Lewisville, NC 27023 (336) 945-4409 MAYBERRY ICE CREAM & SANDWICH SHOPPE

American/Southern 50 Miller Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 724-3682 MIAM BREAKFAST HOUSE

American/Southern 828 S. Stratford Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 293-6541 MIDTOWN CAFE AND DESSERTERY

American/Southern 151 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 724-9800

MILNERS AMERICAN SOUTHERN RESTAURANT

American/Southern 630 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-2221 MOSSY’S EATS, ALES & SPIRITS

American/Southern 6235 Towncenter Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-7045 OMEGA HOUSE FAMILY RESTAURANT

American/Southern 1498 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 724-5262 PB’S TAKE OUT

American/Southern 1412 South Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 748-8990 PETE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT

American/Southern 2661 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-6793 ROARING RIVER VINEYARD

American/Southern 493 Brewer Mill Road, Traphill, NC 28685 (336) 957-2332

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American/Southern 1615 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-5822 American/Southern 286 Cabernet Lane, Dobson, NC 27017 (336) 366-4724

SIXTY SIX GRILL & TAP HOUSE

American/Southern 3440 Frontis Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 293-6688 SOUTHERN FAMILY RESTAURANT

American/Southern 4689 Yadkinville Road, Pfafftown, NC 27040 (336) 922-4784 2520 TAVERN

American/Southern 2520 Lewisville Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-9927 THREE BULLS AMERICAN STEAKHOUSE

American/Southern 1480 River Ridge Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 842-5363 TJ’S DELI & GRILL

American/Southern 5017 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 760-0488 VILLA GRILL

American/Southern 4146 Clemmons Road, Tanglewood Commons Shopping Center, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 712-1991 VILLAGE TAVERN (HANES MALL)

American/Southern 2000 Griffith Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 760-8686 WESTTOWN RESTAURANT

American/Southern 4371 Styers Ferry Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 945-3348 WESTBEND BAR & VENUE

American/Southern 5394 Williams Road, Lewisville, NC 27023 (336) 946-1173

ZOE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT (HANES MALL)

American/Southern 3060 Trenwest Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 842-5000 18 MALAYSIA

Asian 4956 Martin View Lane, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 659-1668 ARIGATO JAPANESE STEAK & SEAFOOD HOUSE

Asian 2995 Bethesda Place, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 765-7798

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Asian 3894 Oxford Station Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 997-9434 Asian 420 Jonestown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 659-8466 Asian 4162 Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 778-0388 Asian 189 Lowes Food Drive, Lewisville, NC 27023 (336) 945-6228 Asian 5805 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 765-2313 Asian 1321 Lewisville Clemmons Rd., Lewisville, NC 27023 (336) 766-7207 Asian 472 Knollwood St., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 842-3008 HAKKACHOW

Asian 1070 Hanes Mall Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-2333 Asian 2255 Cloverdale Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 724-6768 Asian 3439 Burke Mill Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 331-3893 Asian 2125 Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 842-3418 Asian 3570 Clemmons Road B, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 712-2487

Asian 121 Stark Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 306-9174

Asian 615 Saint George Square Court, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 893-8178

RAKU RAMEN AND SUSHI

INDEMAND - ASIAN STREET FOOD & BURGER BAR

SAKURA JAPANESE RESTAURANT & SUSHI

ISLAND CUISINE

SHIKI

KANPAI JAPANESE STEAK & SEAFOOD HOUSE

SUSHI SHO

Asian 901 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 842-5771 Asian 6246 Towncenter Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 448-1004 Asian 1438 S Stratford Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-7799 KIMONO JAPANESE RESTAURANT (CLEMMONS)

Asian 2519 Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-6261

KIMONO JAPANESE RESTAURANT (WEST)

Asian 4910 Old Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 774-9777 KOTO SUSHI & STEAKHOUSE

Asian 3619 Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 602-1560

Asian 1445 River Ridge Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 955-2757 Asian 548 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 777-8744 Asian 6804 River Center Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 778-1888 Asian 2213 Cloverdale Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 306-9119 SZECHUAN PALACE

Asian 3048 Healy Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-7123 THAI SAWATDEE (CLOVERDALE)

Asian 2281 Cloverdale Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 725-1332

THAI SAWATDEE (HANES MALL)

Asian 3064 Healy Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 760-4455

THE BASIL LEAF THAI AND SUSHI

Asian 690 Saint George Square Court, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 283-9133

Asian 110 Hanes Square Shop Circle, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 659-7888 Asian 1280 Creekshire Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 999-7227 Bakeries/Desserts 1483 River Ridge Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 283-9021

Bakeries/Desserts 1100 Reynolda Road Suite 100, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 955-3284 Bakeries/Desserts 5029 Country Club Road Suite 111, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 779-5382 CAFE GELATO

Bakeries/Desserts 1612 South Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 837-6575 COPAIN BAKERY & PROVISIONS

Bakeries/Desserts 380 Knollwood Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 729-3200 DEWEY’S BAKERY

Bakeries/Desserts 262 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 725-8321 DULCE AROMA

Bakeries/Desserts 667 Peters Creek Pkwy., Winston-Salem NC 27103 (336) 813-8153 GIGI’S CUPCAKES

Bakeries/Desserts 205 S. Stratford Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 721-1515 GINGER BREAD MAN BAKERY

Bakeries/Desserts 1318 S. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem NC 27103 (336) 986-9004 INTOWN DONUTZ

Bakeries/Desserts 167 Jonestown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 331-3414 JUICE SHOP SMOOTHIES

Bakeries/Desserts 308 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 721-0444 KETCHIE CREEK BAKERY & CAFE CLEMMONS

Bakeries/Desserts 6344 Clemmons Point Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 477-2840

Eat & Drink KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTS (CLEMMONS)

Bakeries/Desserts 2442 Lewisville Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-2059 KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTS (STRATFORD ROAD)

Bakeries/Desserts 259 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 724-2484 LUCHA LIBRE ICE CREAM AND CHURROS

Bakeries/Desserts 2021 Griffith Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 893-7428 MAMA MIA ITALIAN ICE

Bakeries/Desserts 2731 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 331-2945 MRS. HANES HANDMADE

Moravian Cookies Bakeries/Desserts 4643 Friedberg Church Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 764-1402 NATABELLES DESSERTS

Bakeries/Desserts 456 Knollwood Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 462-9899 PULSE WINSTON

Bakeries/Desserts 2257 Cloverdale Avenue NW, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 803-5345 RED DONUT SHOP

Bakeries/Desserts 3818 Clemmons Road Unit B, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 283-9533 ROYAL BAKERY

Bakeries/Desserts 1810 Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 997-2592 TO YOUR HEALTH BAKERY

Bakeries/Desserts 1263 Creekshire Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 618-5275 TWIN CITY SWEETS

Bakeries/Desserts 2594 West Clemmonsville Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (703) 919-4890 WILKERSON MORAVIAN BAKERY

Bakeries/Desserts 593 S. Stratford, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 293-8007

ZACH’S FAMOUS FROZEN YOGURT

Bakeries/Desserts 305 Jonestown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 768-8122 HONKY TONK SMOKEHOUSE

Barbecue 145 Jonestown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 794-2270

LITTLE RICHARD’S BBQ

Barbecue 109 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 999-8037 LITTLE RICHARDS’S BBQ (CLEMMONS)

Barbecue 6470 Stadium Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-0401

ANTONIO’S RESTAURANT AND PIZZERIA

Italian 156 Lowes Food Drive, Lewisville, NC 27023 (336) 866-3080 BLL ROTISSERIE FACTORY

Italian 380 Knollwood Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 725-7071

MR. BARBECUE

CUGINO FORNO (CLEMMONS}

REAL Q

ELIZABETH’S PIZZA & ITALIAN RESTAURANT

Barbecue 1381 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 725-7827 Barbecue 4885 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 760-3457 BAGEL STATION INC.

Breakfast and Brunch 129 Oakwood Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 724-3959 O’BRIEN’S DELI

Deli 4001 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 765-9722 GOODY’S GRILL

Greek/Mediterranean 599 Bethesda Road SW, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 765-3100 GRECIAN CORNER

Greek/Mediterranean 101 Eden Terrace, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 722-6937 THE GREEK GRILL

Greek/Mediterranean 1520 Lewisville Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 293-4777 GREEK GUY’S GRILL

Greek/Mediterranean 2545 Somerset Center Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 794-2545 KALAMAKI AUTHENTIC GREEK STREET FOOD

Greek/Mediterranean 400 Jonestown Road Ste. L, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 306-9300 THE OLIVE TREE DELI

Greek/Mediterranean 580 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 723-4224 YAMAS MEDITERRANEAN STREET FOOD-HANES MALL

Greek/Mediterranean 1330 Creekshire Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 KASTURI INDIAN CUISINE

Indian 612 Hanes Mall Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 331-3191 NAWAB INDIAN CUISINE

Indian 129 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 725-3949

Italian 6316 Clemmons Point Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 997-9750 Italian 3278 Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-0605 ILLIANO’S PIZZA ITALIAN FAMILY RESTAURANT

Italian 2537 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 7121059 MARIO’S PIZZA

Italian 266 Harvey Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 701-5550 MARIO’S PIZZA (CLEMMONS)

Italian 1469 River Ridge Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 778-2002

MARIO’S PIZZA (CLOVERDALE)

Italian 2205 Cloverdale Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 602-1410 MARIO’S PIZZA (HANES MALL)

Italian 1066 Hanes Mall Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-0057 MEDITERRANEO PIZZA & GRILL

Italian 3120 Gammon Lane, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 830-8388 PIE GUYS’ PIZZA & MORE

Italian 3425 Kinnamon Village Commons Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 893-7331 PIZZA GRECO

Italian 5089 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 930-1500 DON TEQUILA MEXICAN GRILL

Mexican 564 Hanes Mall Blvd, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 331-3437 DON ZAPATA’S MEXICAN GRILL

Mexican 137 Jonestown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 529-6000

EL MAGUEY RESTAURANT- PFAFFTOWN

Mexican 4625 Yadkinville Road, Pfafftown, NC 27040 (336) 924-6553

EL TAQUITO

TAQUERIA LOS JUANES

LA BOTANA MEXICAN RESTAURANT

TORTILLERIA LA ESPERANZA

LA CASA LOPEZ MEXICAN GRILL

K STOP

LOS MUELLES MEXICAN SEAFOOD & GRILL

POKE STAR

Mexican 2518 Lewisville Clemmons Rd., Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 712-8030 Mexican 1547 Hanes Mall Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-6588 Mexican 3028 Healy Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 293-8983

Mexican 2391 Lewisville Clemmons Rd., Clemmons, NC 27102 (336) 331-3041 LOS TORITOS MEXICAN CUISINE

Mexican 420 Jonestown Road Suite U Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 829-5232 LUNA PLAYA

Mexican 2021 Griffith Rd., Ste. 100, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 997-9009 MA LUZ MEXICAN GRILL (CLEMMONS)

Mexican 2421 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 999-8372 MA LUZ MEXICAN GRILL (HANES MALL)

Mexican 644 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 765-5174 MONTE DE REY MEXICAN RESTAURANT (CLEMMONS)

Mexican 1410 River Ridge Dr., Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 778-1370

MONTE DE REY MEXICAN RESTAURANT (CLEMMONS)

Mexican 3930 Harper Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 766-5750

MONTE DE REY MEXICAN RESTAURANT (WEST)

Mexican 4922 Old Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 765-1424 PANCHO VILLA’S MEXICAN & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

Mexican 373 Jonestown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 768-2008 Mexican 2533 Lewisville Clemmons Road, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 955-1825 Other/International 3872 Oxford Station Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336 )293-7538 Other/International 947 Hanes Mall Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 999-8010 QUE VIVA! LATIN STREET GRILL

Other/International 177 Jonestown Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 265-7321

YEH MON CARIBBEAN RESTAURANT

Other/International 1345 Lockland Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 724-2111 FULL MOON OYSTER BAR

Seafood 1473 River Ridge Drive, Clemmons, NC 27012 (336) 712-8200 KING’S CRAB SHACK & OYSTER BAR (HANES MALL)

Seafood 520 Hanes Mall Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 997-9219 MARISCOS MARLIN

Seafood 2348 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 999-8190 MAYFLOWER SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

Seafood 850 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 728-9998 VILLAGE JUICE & KITCHEN

Vegetarian/Vegan 205-0 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 986-9402 IRIE PLATES RESTAURANT & BAR

Other/International 1539 Hanes Mall Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 929-0554

Mexican 799 S. Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 768-6886 SABOR LATIN STREET GRILL

Mexican 57 Miller Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (336) 955-1225 TAQUERIA GUADALAJARA

Mexican 980 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (336) 724-9299

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WINSTON-SALEM HISTORIC INNS

Three historic homes in downtown now operate collectively as Winston-Salem Historic Inns. The collection includes the Summit Street Inns: two side-byside properties, Ludlow House and Sheppard House, located in the West End. Together, they offer 10 guest rooms, each uniquely themed, where modern flair complements original fireplaces, stained-glass windows and a shared garden patio. A mile away, the 1907 Shaffner Inn, a Queen Anne Tudor-style home, offers eight distinctive guest rooms and event space for meetings and intimate gatherings.

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HISTORIC BROOKSTOWN INN

Built as a mill in 1837, the Historic Brookstown Inn is now part of Wyndham’s Trademark Collection. Each of the 71 rooms is unique, with bonus features like exposed beams and beautiful brickwork, sweeping ceilings and cozy sitting areas. After a day exploring nearby Old Salem, relax in the courtyard, or mingle with other guests at the wine and cheese reception.

BrookstownInn.com GRAYLYN ESTATE

From the moment you walk through the French doorway at Graylyn Estate, you’re treated like royalty. Named in the top 10 Best Boutique Hotels in America by USA Today, Graylyn Estate offers excellent service with loads of luxuries — from endless ice cream and freshly baked butterscotch cookies to bicycles for exploring the 55-acre property.

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THE HUNTLEY HOUSE

Tucked into Robert Hall, the five eclectic rooms of the Huntley House mirror the cool vibe of the surrounding Industry Hill neighborhood. After serving as a doctor’s office, café and sign shop, the Huntley House reopened as a stunning Airbnb in 2022. Walk to breweries, performance venues, art galleries and maker spaces.

RobertHallWSnc.com/Huntley-House KIMPTON CARDINAL HOTEL

Stay in the iconic R.J. Reynolds Building, the 1929 skyscraper that inspired the Empire State Building. After a $60 million renovation, downtown’s iconic building now houses the Kimpton Cardinal Hotel, known for its posh interiors and kid-friendly amenities.

The appeal continues at The Katharine, its stylish on-site fine-dining restaurant.

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In the heart of downtown, Hotel Indigo brings boutique charm to the historic Pepper Building, an Art Deco gem built in the Roaring ’20s. Local art graces the walls, and plush bedding and spa showers await in each of the 75 rooms.

The pet-friendly property also features Sir Walter Restaurant and Wine Loft.

IHG.com ZEVELY INN B&B

As the only lodging option in historic Old Salem, this cozy B&B immerses guests in Winston-Salem’s Moravian roots. Built in 1844, it features 12 uniquely appointed rooms — from cozy queens to spacious kings with fireplaces — and serves a tasty breakfast each morning. Complimentary coffee, tea and fresh-baked cookies add to the charm.

ZevelyInn.com WEST SALEM ART HOTEL

Originally West Salem’s corner grocery store, the Art Hotel boasts all the architectural charm of a historic 1931 building. Each interior room is a handcrafted work of art, like the whimsical Rose Room, modeled after a Parisian art salon; the VHS Suite, with more than 400 classics to choose from (watch under a canopy of paper lanterns); and the Folk Art Suite, featuring a Geno Franco Norwegian folk mural — colorful illustrations for storybook dreams.

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SUMMIT STREET INNS: LUDLOW HOUSE (RIGHT) AND SHEPPARD HOUSE

KIMPTON CARDINAL HOTEL

WEST SALEM ART HOTEL

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n Clockwise from top left: Kimpton Cardinal Hotel; Summit Street Inns; West Salem Art Hotel; Zevely Inn B&B; Historic Brookstown Inn; Hotel Indigo Opposite: Graylyn Estate HISTORIC BROOKSTOWN INN

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KIMPTON CARDINAL HOTEL This luxurious boutique hotel is a centerpiece of WinstonSalem history. The handsome art deco structure, built in 1929 and the architectural muse for the Empire State Building, served as the headquarters for the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. After an extensive restoration and major renovation completed in 2016, the Kimpton Cardinal opened its doors to guests in April of that year.

The hotel features 174 rooms and suites, all of which are elegantly decorated and smartly appointed with

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high-end amenities, and a fitness center. One of the hotel’s most popular draws is its on-site restaurant. The Katharine Brasserie & Bar, named after the wife of R.J. Reynolds, serves up French-inspired cuisine in an elegant setting where an extensive menu and wine list await.

The award-winning Kimpton Cardinal hotel promises a luxurious and unique experience – and its downtown location offers easy access to many of the city’s attractions. thecardinalhotel.com 336.724.1009 kimptoncardinalhotel thecardinalws

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WARM WELCOME, EXCELLENT SELECTION Since 1946, Winston-Salem residents and visitors have relied on City Beverage for their fine wine and craft beer needs. Their classic Burke Street location harkens back to founding owner Harry Davis’ era in its history and styling, showcasing the atmosphere they’ve now cultivated over three generations. Visitors find an impressive selection and recommendations for any occasion, whether they're shopping for an everyday evening at home or a special bottle for a major life occasion with loved ones. Feel free to take advantage of their delivery service. Local amateur brewmasters also frequent City Beverage for their homebrewing supplies and are open to special orders. If you are trying to source a favorite wine or beer, they’d love to check their distributor network for you. Not in a hurry? Stay to enjoy the eight craft beers they have on tap, or relax with wine by the glass. Great sips start with expertise and end with enjoyment, and you’ll find that City Beverage, a mainstay, is only getting better with time. citybeverage.com • 336.722.2774 • 336.725.1481 76

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HISTORIC REYNOLDA: COME FOR THE ESCAPE, STAY FOR THE STORIES Only a few minutes from downtown, the Reynolda Historic District beckons with natural beauty, historic architecture and so much more. You’ll find Historic Reynolda offers everything you could need, from accommodations to dining, shopping to walking trails, gardens to world-class art.

Begin your stay by selecting a room at The Graylyn Estate, the boutique hotel that was built in 1932 as the home of Bowman and Nathalie Gray. The second-largest historic home in NC now offers 85 guest rooms, available both with modern luxury and

with options for staying in antique rooms. It’s no wonder they’ve been named USA Today’s #2 Best Boutique Hotel.

Experience Southern hospitality at its best, enjoying a Mrs. Gray Butterscotch cookie in the afternoon and unlimited complimentary ice cream available to guests 24/7. Butlers offer transportation to nearby attractions, and parking and Wi-Fi are also included in your stay.

Ride through Graylyn’s 55 scenic acres on complimentary bicycles that provide easy access to the rest of the district.

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Just across the street from Graylyn, you’ll find Reynolda, the historic country estate of Katharine and R.J. Reynolds.

Reynolda offers visitors a renowned collection of American art on view in the 1917 historic home, lush formal gardens and wooded nature trails, and carefully conserved farm buildings now filled with boutique shops, restaurants, and unique event spaces.

The farmbuildings of Reynolda Village once included a dairy barn, cattle shed, blacksmith shop and more; these historic buildings have been transformed into a village full of delightful dining and shopping experiences.

Stroll through the picturesque village and explore chic boutiques, pampering and self-care options, home furnishings and décor shops, an independent bookstore and much more. Treat yourself at one of the five awardwinning dining options, featuring a variety of choices from dumplings to doughnuts, crepes to cocktails, and burgers to boba tea. With more than 20 unique shops, and a blend of history and modern-day amenities, Reynolda Village is a must-see destination for visitors.

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the Reynolda Welcome Center to learn more about the estate’s history before stepping into the fully restored Brown Family Conservatory. Built in 1913, its striking curved glass architecture and exotic plants on display provide a breathtaking gateway to four formal acres of Reynolda Gardens, just on the other side.

Adjacent to the formal gardens sits the iconic 34,000 square foot bungalow home — now lined with a renowned collection of American art, the Reynolda House Museum of American Art. Reopening in March 2026 with the feature exhibition, Layered Looking: Making Sense of Art, the Museum invites guests for a multi-sensory approach to its permanent collection, with prominent works by Frederic Church, Stuart Davis, Minnie Evans, Georgia O’Keeffe, Nam June Paik and more.

Undergoing an extensive HVAC restoration, the Historic House portion of the Museum fully reopens in fall 2026 with Art & Democracy on view.

Combine your love of arts and culture with the Reynolda Experience package, which includes accommodations at Graylyn Estate, along with a private tour, plus tickets to Reynolda House Museum and complimentary transportation to enjoy the Gardens and Village. If you’re here to rejuvenate, the spa package offers a gift certificate to European Touch Day Spa in Reynolda Village in addition to your Graylyn accommodations.

And if you’re looking for the perfect spot for a corporate retreat or an elegant wedding, expert teams at the two neighboring event venues, Graylyn and The Barn at Reynolda Village, will help you realize your vision.

Historic Reynolda isn’t just one experience: it’s a choose your own adventure. Take your time, there’s a lot to discover.

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Courtyard by Marriott Winston-Salem Downtown 640 W. Fourth St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 courtyard.marriott.com

336.917.3038

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Courtyard by Marriott Hanes Mall 1600 Westbrook Plaza Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 courtyard.marriott.com

336.760.5777

122

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Courtyard by Marriott Winston-Salem University 3111 University Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 courtyard.marriott.com

336.727.1277

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Days Inn by Wyndham Winston-Salem North 5218 Germanton Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 wyndhamhotels.com/days-inn

336.546.6143

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Doubletree by Hilton 5790 University Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 doubletree3.hilton.com

336.767.9595

150

N

Embassy Suites by Hilton Winston-Salem 460 N. Cherry St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 embassysuites3.hilton.com

336.724.2300

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Excelsior at the Manor House 4201 Manor House Circle, Clemmons, NC 27012 www.excelsioratmanor.com

336.701.0470

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Fairfield Inn & Suites Winston-Salem Downtown 125 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 fairfield.marriott.com

336.714.2800

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Fairfield Inn & Suites Hanes Mall 1680 Westbrook Plaza Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 fairfield.marriott.com

336.714.3000

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The Gibson House Inn 419 South Main St., Kernersville, NC 27284 thegibsonhouseinn.com

910.783.5837

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Room Service

80

Refrigerator

336.774.0805

Pets Allowed

N

Outdoor Pool

193

Indoor Pool

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Fitness Facility

130

Comp. Breakfast

E

Business Center

Location

Comfort Suites Hanes Mall 200 Capitol Lodging Ct., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 choicehotels.com

Number of Rooms

336.723.2911

Restaurant On-Site

Best Western Plus University Inn 3050 University Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 bestwesternplusuniversityinn.com

FEE

336.893.7540

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Best Western Plus Hanes Mall 3330 Silas Creek Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 bestwestern.com

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336.564.3333

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Best Western Kernersville 1570 NC-66 S., Kernersville, NC 27103 www.bestwestern.com

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336.767.8240

FEE

America's Best Value 531 Akron Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 sonesta.com

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Location Key Downtown North East/Kernersville South/Hanes Mall West/Clemmons

336.276.1010

Hampton Inn & Suites Winston-Salem/University 309 Summit Square Ct., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 hamptoninn3.hilton.com

336.377.3000

Hampton Inn Winston-Salem Hanes Mall 1990 Hampton Inn Ct., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 hamptoninn3.hilton.com

336.760.1660

Hampton Inn Kernersville 150 Clayton Forest Dr., Kernersville, NC 27284 hamptoninn3.hilton.com

336.497.0724

Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center 420 High St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 hawthorneinn.com

336.777.3000

Hilton Garden Inn Winston-Salem/Hanes Mall 1325 Creekshire Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com

336.765.1298

The Historic Brookstown Inn, Trademark Collection by Wyndham 200 Brookstown Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 brookstowninn.com

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Holiday Inn Express – Hanes Mall 2520 Peters Creek Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27127 hiexpress.com

336.788.1980

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Holiday Inn Express and Suites 899 Stafford Center Dr., Kernersville, NC 27284 hiexpress.com

336.515.4202

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Holiday Inn Express – Winston-Salem Medical Center West 110 Miller St., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 hiexpress.com

336.721.0220

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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Winston-Salem SW – Clemmons 6330 Jessie Ln., Clemmons, NC 27012 hiexpress.com

336.766.9922

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Home2 Suites by Hilton Winston-Salem Hanes Mall 1010 Marriott Crossing Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 home2suites3.hilton.com

336.930.1037

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Hampton Inn & Suites Winston-Salem Downtown 235 N. Cherry St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 hamptoninn3.hilton.com

Number of Rooms

336.767.2900

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Hampton Inn Bermuda Run 196 NC Hwy 801 N., Bermuda Run, NC 27006 hilton.com

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Green Valley Motel Winston-Salem 4170 Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 magnusonhotels.com

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336.758.2425

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Graylyn Estate 1900 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106 graylyn.com

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Kimpton Cardinal Hotel 51 E. Fourth St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 thecardinalhotel.com La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Winston-Salem 2020 Griffith Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 lq.com

336.765.8777

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Marriott Hotel Winston-Salem 425 N. Cherry St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 marriott.com

336.725.3500

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Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Winston-Salem 100 Capitol Lodging Ct., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 wyndhamhotels.com/microtel

336.701.6481

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OYO Inn – Kernersville 736 E. Mountain St., Kernersville, NC 27284 oyorooms.com/us

336.996.3671

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Quality Inn Clemmons I-40 6320 Amp Dr., Clemmons, NC 27012 choicehotels.com

336.778.1500

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Quality Inn – University 5719 University Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 choicehotels.com

336.793.4358

Quality Inn & Suites Hanes Mall 2008 S. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 choicehotels.com

336.765.6670

Ramada by Wyndham Winston-Salem 531 Akron Dr., Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27105 wyndhamhotels.com/ramada

336.767.8240

Residence Inn by Marriott Winston-Salem Hanes Mall 3885 Oxford Station Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 residenceinn.marriott.com

336.837.3960

Rodeway Inn Winston-Salem Route 52 3810 Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 choicehotels.com

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174

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336.724.1009

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126

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Hotel Indigo 104 W. Fourth St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 ihg.com/hotelindigo

Number of Rooms

336.759.7780

Restaurant On-Site

HomeTowne Studios Winston-Salem 7910 North Point Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106 redroof.com

Microwave In Room

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Woodspring Suites 1908 Margaret St., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 woodspring.com

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Sites for fully self contained RVs only.

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Winston-Salem Fairgrounds RV Campground 421 West 27th St., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 wsfairgrounds.com/campground

336.774.8870

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Each campus offers its own blend of history, personality and can’t-miss experiences, giving visitors a deeper look at the culture and spirit that have helped shape the city.

Wake Forest University Enrollment: 9,350 Mascot: Demon Deacons Fun Fact: WFU was recently named to MSN’s list of “Top 10 Most Beautiful Campuses in the U.S.” Originally founded nearly two centuries ago, Wake Forest relocated from North Carolina’s Triangle region to Winston-Salem in the 1950s. Today, it stands as one of the most prestigious and picturesque universities in the country, known for its Georgian architecture, tree-lined lawns and liberal arts focus. In addition to 49 undergraduate majors, WFU also boasts top-ranked graduate programs in business, law, medicine and divinity.

All students are encouraged to embody the school’s long-held motto, ‘Pro Humanitate’ (for humanity).

See & Do: Stroll through Hearn Plaza (“The Quad”), home to the campus bookstore, team store and multiple landmarks (including iconic Wait Chapel). And don’t miss the Lam Museum of Anthropology, a small but fascinating cultural museum that’s free and open to the public.

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Winston-Salem State University Enrollment: 5,200 Mascot: Rams Fun Fact: In 1967, WSSU’s basketball team — led by Earl “The Pearl” Monroe — became the first HBCU to win an NCAA title.

One of the nation’s top-ranked HBCUs, Winston-Salem State spans 117 rolling acres just east of downtown. The university is known for its strong programs in healthcare, education and STEM — particularly nursing — and was named the best “bang for your buck” among Southeastern HBCUs by Money magazine. It also boasts a storied athletics tradition as a longtime member of the CIAA. The campus is home to two iconic venues: Bowman Gray Stadium for football and the C.E. Gaines Center for basketball.

See & Do: Walk past the Clock Tower, WSSU’s central landmark, which is etched with quotes from civil rights leaders — including Maya Angelou. Then stop by the campus library to view the striking 30-foot murals by famed artist John Biggers that hang inside the library’s atrium.

UNC School of the Arts Enrollment: 1,150 Mascot: Fighting Pickles Fun Fact: UNCSA’s School of Filmmaking and School of Drama are both ranked among the top five in the nation, per Hollywood Reporter.

Founded in 1963 as the nation’s first public arts conservatory, University of North Carolina School of the Arts trains students in five disciplines: dance, drama, filmmaking, music, and design and production. Its intimate, 80-acre campus hosts public performances, exhibitions and screenings year-round. What truly sets UNCSA apart is

its faculty: working artists who mentor the next generation of creatives. Alumni frequently appear on major stages and screens — including stars like Anthony Mackie, Jada Pinkett Smith, Danny McBride, Margaret Qualley and Mary-Louise Parker among countless others.

See & Do: Before your visit, check the UNCSA calendar for student performances ranging from symphony concerts to live theatre and more. While on campus, stroll through Studio Village — a Hollywood-style backlot for student films — and catch a free screening at ACE Theatre.

Salem College Enrollment: 500 Mascot: Spirits Fun Fact: Salem College is the oldest women’s college in the U.S., founded in 1772.

Located within Old Salem, Salem College is a private women’s college known for its rich history and forward-thinking academics. The 57-acre campus blends historic charm with modern amenities, from stately Main Hall (built in 1856) to its cutting-edge Student Center. Salem offers more than 35 undergraduate majors, along with graduate programs in education, counseling and music. Its liberal arts mission emphasizes health, service, leadership and social justice — values woven into both curriculum and campus life.

See & Do: Visit the Single Sisters’ House Museum for a compelling look at early women’s education and Moravian history free of charge. Then stroll the terraced grounds and explore the May Dell, a natural amphitheater with a brook-fed stream.

Other Campuses in Town CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Formerly known as Piedmont International University, Carolina University is a private Christian college with programs rooted in spiritual development and a global worldview. The school, whose mascot is the Bruins, fields multiple athletic teams — including basketball, baseball, soccer and esports.

Currently located in West Salem, just southwest of downtown, the university is exploring a move to a larger campus — potentially the former Hanesbrands headquarters in northern Winston-Salem — after nearly doubling enrollment in recent years to more than 1,100 students.

FORSYTH TECH Founded in 1960, Forsyth Technical Community College is one of North Carolina’s largest two-year institutions. It offers associate degrees, technical diplomas and continuing education to more than 35,000 students each year. In 2025, Forsyth Tech launched its first intercollegiate athletics program, joining the NJCAA with teams in men’s basketball and women’s volleyball under the nickname “Trailblazers.”

Their mascot is a gray fox named Blaze.

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WINSTON-SALEM WEATHER Annual temperatures typically vary from 32 to 87 degrees. The warm season lasts around four months, from mid-May to mid-September. The chilly season lasts roughly three months, from late November to late February.

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BY CAR OR RV Winston-Salem is centrally located in North Carolina in an area known as the Piedmont Triad, between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. About five hours from both Washington, D.C. and Atlanta, the city offers easy access to several major interstates, including Interstates 40, 85, 77 and 74.

RIDESHARES & SCOOTERS

BY PLANE

Several downtown bridges and overpasses feature striking architectural and artistic design, thanks to the nonprofit Creative Corridors Coalition. These enhancements reflect Winston-Salem’s “City of Arts & Innovation” identity. Most are found along a mile-long stretch of Salem Parkway, which earned the 2021 Grand Prize in America’s Transportation Awards.

Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO), just 30 minutes from downtown, offers more than 300 weekly flights, including 16 nonstop routes to cities such as New York, Chicago, Dallas and Orlando. Major carriers include Delta, American and United. For daily private air service, newly renovated Smith Reynolds Airport is minutes from downtown.

BY TRAIN

Getting here by rail is easy. Take Amtrak to nearby High Point (20 miles from Winston-Salem), then hop on a PART shuttle bus that connects the station to Winston-Salem. Service runs Monday through Saturday, with multiple local stops including downtown.

Uber and Lyft are widely available in Winston-Salem, along with several local taxi services. For quick, flexible travel, Lime e-scooters can be rented using the Lime app. Just locate a scooter, scan the QR code to unlock and ride. Scooters cost 45 cents per minute, operate 24/7 and must be parked responsibly off streets.

CREATIVE CORRIDORS

VISITOR CENTER

Adjacent to the Historic Brookstown Inn in downtown, the Winston-Salem Visitor Center is at 200 Brookstown Avenue and open year-round. Monday to Saturday.

Call 866-728-4200 or email Info@VisitWinstonSalem.com for help planning your visit.

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