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What’s new and coming soon to Winston-Salem

As the Twin City continues to grow, we’re keeping an eye on upcoming developments and recently opened businesses.

WStoday: Dutch Light Bar patio overlooking Bailey Park

Enjoy the gorgeous views of Bailey Park from The Dutch Light bar’s patio.

The below list of new businesses has been updated as of November 2024.

🗓️ Coming soon

Every time we look around, it seems like something new is popping up in the Twin City. Whether you’re looking for your next coffee shop destination or a new public park to stretch your legs, we’re rounding up a few things coming soon to Winston-Salem.

Business

Howlin’ at the Moon Bakery, 1312 S. Hawthorne Rd. | Opening date TBD | The small boutique offers DIY dog wash, plans special events for your dog(s), and offers pet supplies you can shop for.

VYB Studio, 5009 Country Club Rd. | December 2025 | Prepare to sweat it out at this new yoga studio offering multiple sessions ranging from vigorous power yoga class to mindful vinyasa class.

Salem Bottleworks multi-use development | Spring 2025 | The former Coca-Cola bottling plant is getting a refreshing upgrade which includes studio apartments, an event space, plenty of parking, and more.

Foster Caviness, Lowery Street | March 2025 | The produce company will generate ~$6.25 million in capital investments over five years through its new warehousing and distribution facility.

Purple Crow, Reynolds Boulevard | Opening date TBD | The company plans to invest $50 million and generate 199 new jobs by 2028 as part of the expansion.

Community

The Grounds, Deacon Boulevard and Baity Street | Summer 2026 | The future mixed-use district will become a gathering hub for visitors and residents, with close proximity to the biggest sporting and entertainment venues in Winston-Salem.

Tanglewood Park Clubhouse, 4061 Clemmons Rd. | Summer/Fall 2025 | The original clubhouse at the Clemmons golf course will be renovated into a modern facility that emphasizes simplicity and functionality.

Salem Parkway Multi-Use Path West, Downtown Winston-Salem | Opening date TBD | The new pathway connection between Peters Creek Parkway and Truist Stadium to Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist will have pedestrian-friendly paths to encourage walkability.

WStoday_Tavern restaurant

Old Salem, Inc. has owned the building since 1965.

Photo by Warren LeMay via Wikimedia Commons

Dining

Eggies Breakfast, 5395 Robinhood Village Dr. | Early 2025 | The restaurant will serve menu items like omelets made to order, biscuits made from scratch, and sweets.

Another Broken Egg Cafe, Thruway shopping center | Opening date TBD | This brunch place carries a wide selection of menu items perfect for an elevated brunch experience. It serves handcrafted, alcohol-free drinks, cold brews, and mimosas.

Untitled, 736 S. Main St. | Opening TBD | The historical landmark — which used to be the beloved Tavern restaurant in Old Salem — will be upgraded with an outside dining area, dedicated parking, and new kitchen equipment.

Wingstop, 656 Hanes Mall Blvd. | Opening TBD | The menu includes 11 flavors of wings, including hand-cut fries, corn, veggie sticks, brownies and sodas.

Clutch Coffee Bar, 289 S. Stratford Rd. | November 2024 | The drive-thru coffee spot has been serving the Carolinas since 2018. This location will be its second spot in Forsyth County.

Eggs Up Grill, 1965 N. Peace Haven Rd. | Fall/Winter 2024 | The restaurant will serve breakfast, lunch, and brunch seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Education

Stevens Center, 405 4th St. NW | Fall 2027 (estimated) | Work to redesign the interior of the performing arts center is in full swing with the goal of becoming a cultural destination for Winston-Salem and beyond.

Forsyth Tech Multi-Phase Project, Silas Creek Parkway | 2026 | Several buildings on campus will be demolished and turned into a green space and library to improve students’ experience on campus.

Brunson Elementary School, 1201 Patterson Ave. | Construction in progress | The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education voted 6-3 in late August to approve a $36.3 million contract with Shelco, LLC to build the school.

Recreation

Peter Oliver Pavilion Gallery, Strollway Pedestrian Bridge | 2025 | The outdoor ellipse will be a space and community gathering space that depicts the story of a man’s journey from enslavement to freedom.

Aerial view of trees with a giant oval with greenspace in the middle. A sign that reads "Peter Oliver" is at the entrance to the outdoor ellipse.

Visitors will be able to cross the Strollway Pedestrian Bridge from downtown to see the Peter Oliver Pavilion Gallery once it’s complete.

Rendering by Hood Design Studio via Creative Corridors Coalition

Highland Avenue Park, corner of Fifth Street and Highland Avenue | Early 2025 | The 1.25-acre piece of land will feature an open play grass area, ~1/4 mile walkway, and a pickleball court.*Does this need to be italicized to match everything else?

Name TBD (Mini ROAR), 3456 Robinhood Rd. | Winter 2024/Spring 2025 | The new location will offer a family-friendly environment and entertainment options for children.

The Nash, 1355 N. Martin Luther King Jr Dr. | January-March 2025 | The private event venue in the former Winston Cup Museum will turn into a private event venue that pays tribute to the history of Liberty Street automotive + retail sectors.

Residential

Choice Neighborhoods, 1135 E. 15th St. | Fall 2027 | Although Phase 1 (Brown
School site) was completed earlier this year, the new community will eventually consist of a three-story senior living, townhomes, apartments, and outdoor spaces for families.

✅ Now open

If there’s one thing we love more than looking ahead to the future, it’s enjoying the present at one of Winston-Salem’s newest spots. Check out this list of recently opened establishments in the Twin City.

Business

Warby Parker, 260 S. Stratford Rd., Ste. 21 | Fall/Winter 2024 | This location will be the second brick-and-mortar shop in the Triad for the eyeglass retailer.

The Crest, 102 S. Cherry St., | Fall 2024 | The historic venue will be a one-stop shop for those looking to tie the knot — the carriage house is set to be completed in the upcoming months.

Ginger Bread Man Bakery, | 1318 S. Hawthorne Rd. | Fall 2024 | Located near Ardmore Coffee Shop, the new bakery serves vegan desserts and sweet delights just in time for the holidays.

Dexa (Formerly Drone Express), Winston-Salem | September 2024 | The drone delivery service provides a faster, safer, and more cost-effective way to receive goods — in 15 minutes or less.

rendering-lobby

The lobby will retain the historic building’s character while modernizing guest amenities.

Rendering provided by Little Diversified Architectural Consulting

Wandering Sun Mead Hall, 505 N. Cherry St. | Summer 2024 | The family-owned small business uses all-natural wildflower honey from central NC to craft high quality mead.

Sunless Body, 205 S. Stratford Rd., Suite L | Fall 2024 |The small spray tanning studio started as a mobile business and has recently chosen the Twin City as its second home.

Blowouts and Bubbles, 431 W. End Blvd. | September 2024 | The blow dry bar offers luxury services from wash, dry, and style to complete updos.

Vecino Center for Language and Culture LLC, Mobile locations | October 2023 | The center provides a social hub and environment to learn new languages and explore different cultures through intensive classes and workshops.

The CMPND, 231 W. 4th St., Ste. 201 | December 2023 | The creative space provides tools and resources for musicians to further pursue their craft and manage their business.

WStoday: The Compound creative space in downtown Winston-Salem

The living room features a cozy and creative space for creators while overlooking the downtown scenery.

Photo by Spencer Aubrey

La Barberia Social Club, 5583 Robin Lark Circle | May 2024 | More than just a haircut or a trim, customers will have access to a pool table, video games, and more to keep themselves entertained before their appointment.

Community

The Artreaux, 950 N. Trade St. | June 2023 | The new luxury apartment complex sits at the edge of the Industry Hill neighborhood with close proximity to distilleries, breweries, and entertainment venues.

The Sutton, Robinhood Road at Meadowlark Drive | Summer 2024 | The new luxury apartment complex features studios + one, two, and three bedroom apartments with a shopping center nearby.

Intergenerational Center for Arts and Wellness, W. 30th St. | Nov. 2023 | The 62,000-sqft building brings together 21 local health care providers, arts organizations, and nonprofits in one space, offering classes and workshops for all ages.

Two Cities Church, 1001 N. Patterson Ave. | December 2023 | The new facility occupies about nine acres in Industry Hill and serves as a central worship space for the community.

Education

Helen and Woody Clinard Center for Thriving Families, 711 Coliseum Plaza Ct. | October 2024 | The hub will have sensory gyms, treatment rooms, and a demonstration kitchen to serve local children and families.

KinderCare at Wake Forest University, 1100 Reynolds Blvd. | August 2024 | The child care and early educational center is geared toward infant through pre-K care to children aged six weeks to five years old.

Dining

The Station at Sage and Salt Bistro, 300 S. Liberty St. | October 2024 | Catch the rhythm of fresh flavors and dive into Sage and Salt Bistro’s new bar located right next to the restaurant.

Lolo’s Bistro & Bar, 848 W. 5th St. | September 2024 | The restaurant located inside the Rosenbacher House offers breakfast favorites + lunch options like sandwiches and pizza to pair with your wine of choice.

Our Coffee Shop, 3508 Yadkinville Rd. | October 2024 | The space features a cozy library in the upper loft area and plenty of open space to cozy up with a good book.

Ramen Mafia, 271 W. 4th St. | September 2024 | Experience the perfect blend of Japanese flavors and contemporary dining — vegan options includes the creamy vegan udon.

The Dutch Light, 450 N. Patterson Ave. | September 2024 | The craft cocktail bar features a greenhouse-style environment on the second level of Bailey Park.

Simply Sonya’s, 985 Peters Creek Pkwy. | Summer 2024 | The restaurant’s menu includes wings, oxtails, banana pudding, and peach cobbler.

WStoday: Simply Sonya's restaurant coming on Peters Creek Parkway

Simply Sonya’s opened on Peters Creek Parkway and serves Southern comfort foods + hosts various events weekly.

Photo by Simply Sonya’s via Facebook

Irie Plates, 1539 Hanes Mall Blvd. | August 2024 | The Jamaican restaurant serves food like jerk chicken, oxtail, curry goat, and more.

Sushi Rose, 247 E. 5th St. | May 2024 | The Japanese-Latin dining experience comes with cocktails and wine — menu items include signature torched jalapeños, crispy rice tuna, nigiri, and sashimi tiradito.

Dive Bar, 1131 Burke St., | April 2024 | The arcade bar experience is geared toward 21+ adults and features pool tables, games, and more.

Kalamaki Authentic Greek Street Food, 420 Jonestown Rd., Ste. L | May 2024 | The fast-casual restaurant serves pork, chicken souvlaki and gyros, as well as salads and spanakopita.

Bagner and Alexa’s Downtown Cafe, 102 W. 3rd St. | August 2024 | The family-owned restaurant took over ownership of Courtside Cafe and now serves lunch specials like Philly steak, and Mediterranean chicken wraps.

Easy Tiger Beer Garden, 2108 S. Broad St. | April 2024 | The sport formerly known as Southside Beer Garden comes with new ownership and a renovated interior. Expect lots of patio space and green plants.

Lasso Gaucho, 115 S. Main St. | February 2024 | The Brazilian steakhouse offers an upscale atmosphere with a cozy lounge area — whether you want a full dining experience or a casual happy hour.

Spotted Cow Steakhouse, 529 N. Trade St. | February 2024 | The boutique steakhouse offers a wide variety of cuts including tender filet mignon and ribeye in an intimate atmosphere.

WStoday: Spotted Cow Steakhouse on Trade Street

Price range for meals is listed $30 and under, according to Open table.

Photo by WStoday

Peach Cobbler Factory, 664 Hanes Mall Blvd. | February 2024 | The menu includes cobbler, cinnamon rolls, banana pudding, churro stix, and more sweet treats.

Recreation

Miller’s on Trade, 622 N. Trade St. | Spring 2024 | The sports-themed music venue is outfitted with pool tables, foosball, shuffleboard, and a virtual dart board.

Kaleideum, 120 W. 3rd St. | February 2024 | The experiential learning museum features a full array of interactive designs and exhibits, plus hands-on experiences for all ages.

Pole Body Arts, 4928 Martin View Ln. | March 2024 | The new space offers various levels of pole dancing classes in an inclusive environment.

Retail

Fiddle & Fig, 107 S. Stratford Rd. | September 2024 | The home decor shop moved into a larger retail space, occupying 9,400 sqft with two floors levels.

Little Pep, 533 N. Trade St. | Summer 2024 | The snack and wine bar + shop offers pantry items, scented candles, and merch.

Kin and Cottage, 608-A Trade St. NW, | November 2023 | The shop features a wide range of wood wick candles, hand-dipped incense, and wax melts that change every season.

Bella and James, 839 Reynolda Rd. | March 2024 | The children’s boutiquefeatures apparel, accessories, and home items for kids.

Fancy Groceries, 562 N. Trade St. | March 2024 | The new retail space features live music, a place to gather, and a new line of women’s clothing.

Gretchen’s Treasure Chest, 4916 Old Country Rd. | March 2024 | The baby and children’s clothing store sells lounge wear, a mommy and me accessory line, and kids’ games.

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