The below list of new businesses has been updated as of October 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
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.
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.
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.
Dining
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.
Ginger Bread Man Bakery, | 1318 S. Hawthorne Rd. | Fall/Winter 2024 | Located near Ardmore Coffee Shop, the new bakery will serve whimsical desserts and sweet delights just in time for the holidays.
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.
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
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
