Guidebook for Greensboro
Food Scene
Great coffee, good service, wide variety of foods from breakfast to dinner and tasty pastries in bewtween. One mile from Brandywine
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Panera Bread
4203 W Wendover AveGreat coffee, good service, wide variety of foods from breakfast to dinner and tasty pastries in bewtween. One mile from Brandywine
If you must have Starbucks theis is the closest. Opens early and closes late. Great Starbucks coffe and interesting conversation. Across from Guilford College.
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Starbucks
2969 Battleground AveIf you must have Starbucks theis is the closest. Opens early and closes late. Great Starbucks coffe and interesting conversation. Across from Guilford College.
Drinks & Nightlife
Greensboro's own. Nice spot downtown in the center of nighttime activities. Good food and drink.
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Grey's Tavern
343 S Elm StGreensboro's own. Nice spot downtown in the center of nighttime activities. Good food and drink.
Nice small lively bar with plenty of character and bartenders that know their drinks. Excellent drinks and food. Close to the Coliseum and UNCG
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Freeman's Grub & Pub
1820 Spring Garden StNice small lively bar with plenty of character and bartenders that know their drinks. Excellent drinks and food. Close to the Coliseum and UNCG
Parks & Nature
Site of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, the turning point of the British Southern Campaign and the battle which forced General Cornwallis to his final retreat to Yorktown. General Nathaniel Greene (our cities namesake) chose this spot after traveling north and South Carolina. While technically an American defeat, it so bloodied the British they left for Wilmington and to Yorktown. If you like military history a must see.
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Guilford Courthouse National Military Park
2332 New Garden RdSite of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, the turning point of the British Southern Campaign and the battle which forced General Cornwallis to his final retreat to Yorktown. General Nathaniel Greene (our cities namesake) chose this spot after traveling north and South Carolina. While technically an American defeat, it so bloodied the British they left for Wilmington and to Yorktown. If you like military history a must see.
The Greensboro Arboretum
3299 Ashland DrArts & Culture
Triad Stage
232 S Elm StShopping
Friendly Center
3110 Kathleen AveA shopping Center filled with nice stores
Essentials
Walmart Neighborhood Market
4102 Precision Way