Guidebook for Winston-Salem
Food Scene
Mooney's Mediterranean Cafe
101 4th St EDeeelish!
Camino Bakery
310 W 4th StThe owner is awesome and the backed goods are divine!
Krankies
211 E 3rd StIt's very good food and coffee and right downstairs!
It's full on southern lunch cafeteria style! Fried chicken, country style steak mac and cheese sweet tea!
Murphy's Lunch & Breakfast Too
207 W 3rd StIt's full on southern lunch cafeteria style! Fried chicken, country style steak mac and cheese sweet tea!
It's beautiful and located in the historic RJR Building that was designed as a prototype to the empire State Building! Very pricey but perfect for a romantic date!
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The Katharine Brasserie
401 North Main StreetIt's beautiful and located in the historic RJR Building that was designed as a prototype to the empire State Building! Very pricey but perfect for a romantic date!
The food is locally sourced and perfectly prepared!! Wonderful fine dining without the pomp!
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Meridian Restaurant
411 Marshall St SWThe food is locally sourced and perfectly prepared!! Wonderful fine dining without the pomp!
Locally grown fresh fruits and produce in-season. Healthy, sustainable, and humane practices used by all market vendors. Seasonal produce, meats, eggs, baked goods and wine. Free parking, cooking demos and live music.
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Cobblestone Farmers Market
1007 Marshall St SWLocally grown fresh fruits and produce in-season. Healthy, sustainable, and humane practices used by all market vendors. Seasonal produce, meats, eggs, baked goods and wine. Free parking, cooking demos and live music.
At Black Mountain Chocolate on Trade Street, we handcraft chocolate from heirloom, fair trade cocoa beans. Then we transform it into a wide array of delicious drinks, desserts and bonbons. Visitors can watch (and eat)! Fascinating and delicious. Guided tours are available, but guests can see the Visible Factory and sample our chocolate any time we are open. Founded in 2007, Black Mountain Chocolate is the original artisan chocolate maker in the Carolinas.
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Black Mountain Chocolate
450 N Patterson AveAt Black Mountain Chocolate on Trade Street, we handcraft chocolate from heirloom, fair trade cocoa beans. Then we transform it into a wide array of delicious drinks, desserts and bonbons. Visitors can watch (and eat)! Fascinating and delicious. Guided tours are available, but guests can see the Visible Factory and sample our chocolate any time we are open. Founded in 2007, Black Mountain Chocolate is the original artisan chocolate maker in the Carolinas.
Entertainment & Activities
a/perture cinema
311 W 4th StThe Best indi films!!!
Hanesbrands Theatre
209 N Spruce StLive Theatre, always quality!
Don't let gravity hold you down! Jump into a totally unique and cutting edge experience. Over 12,000 sq. ft. of custom made trampolines adjoining the floors & walls, and set in a family friendly atmosphere, we are dedicated to one thing: EXTREME FUN!
Rockin' Jump - Winston-Salem
7840 North Point BlvdDon't let gravity hold you down! Jump into a totally unique and cutting edge experience. Over 12,000 sq. ft. of custom made trampolines adjoining the floors & walls, and set in a family friendly atmosphere, we are dedicated to one thing: EXTREME FUN!
BB&T Field is a 31,500-seat stadium, home of Wake Forest University football. It is adjacent to LJVM Coliseum, home to the Wake Forest basketball team.
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BB&T Field
BB&T Field is a 31,500-seat stadium, home of Wake Forest University football. It is adjacent to LJVM Coliseum, home to the Wake Forest basketball team.
One of the TOP Art institutions in the world!! Check out their programing on line for world class performances!
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University of North Carolina School of the Arts
1533 S Main StOne of the TOP Art institutions in the world!! Check out their programing on line for world class performances!
Shopping
Cool vinyl record store and lots of other cool stuff. sometimes this tiny shop will host very cool acts/band from all over the world! and its on the same block! Did I mention it's cool?
Reanimator Records
344 N Patterson AveCool vinyl record store and lots of other cool stuff. sometimes this tiny shop will host very cool acts/band from all over the world! and its on the same block! Did I mention it's cool?
Drinks & Nightlife
Single Brothers
627 Trade St NWThe Best Craft Cocktails in Winston-Salem!
Arts & Culture
EMBER AUDIO & VIDEO
690 Trade Street NorthwestAlways Great Art! Listening Parties, and Very High end audio gear!
The mission of SciWorks is to promote literacy, life-long learning, and an appreciation of science by providing innovative, educational, and recreational experiences for all people through interactive programs and exhibits, collections, and an environmental park.
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Kaleideum North
400 W Hanes Mill RdThe mission of SciWorks is to promote literacy, life-long learning, and an appreciation of science by providing innovative, educational, and recreational experiences for all people through interactive programs and exhibits, collections, and an environmental park.
The centerpiece of the Reynolda Historic District in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Explore masterpieces of American art in the restored 1917 mansion of R.J. and Katharine Reynolds.
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Reynolda House Museum of American Art
2250 Reynolda RdThe centerpiece of the Reynolda Historic District in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Explore masterpieces of American art in the restored 1917 mansion of R.J. and Katharine Reynolds.
Discover North Carolina’s only museum dedicated to the study of global cultures. The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) focuses on ancient and modern artifacts from cultures around the world, including the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Exhibit topics include the archaeology of North Carolina's Yadkin River Valley, cultural diversity in Africa, the Silk Road trade route through Central Asia, and Plains Indian culture. Each fall, the Museum also presents an exhibition about the Mexican celebration of the Day of the Dead. Exhibits include hands-on activities for children and adults. The Museum is located on the campus of Wake Forest University; please call or email for turn by turn directions. Admission is free.
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Museum of Anthropology
Discover North Carolina’s only museum dedicated to the study of global cultures. The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) focuses on ancient and modern artifacts from cultures around the world, including the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Exhibit topics include the archaeology of North Carolina's Yadkin River Valley, cultural diversity in Africa, the Silk Road trade route through Central Asia, and Plains Indian culture. Each fall, the Museum also presents an exhibition about the Mexican celebration of the Day of the Dead. Exhibits include hands-on activities for children and adults. The Museum is located on the campus of Wake Forest University; please call or email for turn by turn directions. Admission is free.
Nestled in the heart of downtown, the distinctive roofline of this building resembles a saw-blade. This school provides art education for people of all ages through instructional programs led by professional artists. The Davis Gallery presents art shows and exhibitions throughout the year, and the Sawtooth Gift Shop features a variety of fine crafts and art produced by local and regional artists and craftsmen.
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Sawtooth School for Visual Art
251 N Spruce StNestled in the heart of downtown, the distinctive roofline of this building resembles a saw-blade. This school provides art education for people of all ages through instructional programs led by professional artists. The Davis Gallery presents art shows and exhibitions throughout the year, and the Sawtooth Gift Shop features a variety of fine crafts and art produced by local and regional artists and craftsmen.
Families, school groups and visitors discover the richness of Winston-Salem’s history. The museum focuses on early Winston and Winston-Salem as active players in the creation of the New South in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
New Winston Museum
418 Marshall Street NorthFamilies, school groups and visitors discover the richness of Winston-Salem’s history. The museum focuses on early Winston and Winston-Salem as active players in the creation of the New South in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Parks & Nature
Great 7 mile path around the lake is a perfect walk, jog or biking path. beautiful!
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Salem Lake
Great 7 mile path around the lake is a perfect walk, jog or biking path. beautiful!
Bailey Park
445 Patterson AveFood Trucks, Green Grass, water wall, and a stage!
Not far from Winston-Salem, off the four-lane highways there's another North Carolina to be discovered sheer cliffs and peaks of bare rock, quiet forests and cascading waterfalls, views of the piedmont plateau that stretch for miles.
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Hanging Rock State Park
1790 Hanging Rock Park RoadNot far from Winston-Salem, off the four-lane highways there's another North Carolina to be discovered sheer cliffs and peaks of bare rock, quiet forests and cascading waterfalls, views of the piedmont plateau that stretch for miles.
Sightseeing
Old Salem is a historic district of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It features a living history museum (operated by the non-profit Old Salem Museums & Gardens, organized as Old Salem Inc.) that interprets the restored Moravian community. And is a great place to purchase a small handmade gift to bring home!
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Old Salem Visitor Center
900 Old Salem RdOld Salem is a historic district of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It features a living history museum (operated by the non-profit Old Salem Museums & Gardens, organized as Old Salem Inc.) that interprets the restored Moravian community. And is a great place to purchase a small handmade gift to bring home!
Site of the first settlement in Forsyth County. Guided tour includes 1788 German Church and reconstructed fort. Medicine Garden and nature preserve on site.
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Historic Bethabara Park
2147 Bethabara RdSite of the first settlement in Forsyth County. Guided tour includes 1788 German Church and reconstructed fort. Medicine Garden and nature preserve on site.
There’s a faint trace of gunpowder in the air. The wooden token in your hand is your ticket to a bottle of hand-crafted spirits. And the man behind the counter? He’s a Sutler. That was the scene during the 1800s as Sutlers followed Revolutionary and Civil War soldiers from battle to battle. When the armies found a place to fight, Sutlers gave them a place to drink. While times have changed, the job at Sutler’s Spirit Co. is very much the same. As the first distillery in Winston Salem in over 200 years, we craft spirits that are as rich and distinct as the city’s heritage. Our ingredients are locally sourced and our recipes are wholly original. After all, with a name like Sutler’s Spirits, you can rest assured we aren’t afraid to get our hands dirty.
Tours and Tastings can be booked online via our Website and Facebook page. We are open most Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons. Please call to verify since we often travel to events.
Sutler's Spirit Co.
840 Mill Works StThere’s a faint trace of gunpowder in the air. The wooden token in your hand is your ticket to a bottle of hand-crafted spirits. And the man behind the counter? He’s a Sutler. That was the scene during the 1800s as Sutlers followed Revolutionary and Civil War soldiers from battle to battle. When the armies found a place to fight, Sutlers gave them a place to drink. While times have changed, the job at Sutler’s Spirit Co. is very much the same. As the first distillery in Winston Salem in over 200 years, we craft spirits that are as rich and distinct as the city’s heritage. Our ingredients are locally sourced and our recipes are wholly original. After all, with a name like Sutler’s Spirits, you can rest assured we aren’t afraid to get our hands dirty.
Tours and Tastings can be booked online via our Website and Facebook page. We are open most Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons. Please call to verify since we often travel to events.