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Where to get late-night bites in Winston-Salem

We rounded up a list of local joints serving meals late so you don’t go to bed hungry.

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Don’t let the midnight munchies get the best of you. Here are five spots where you can satisfy your after-hours cravings after a night out on the town.

Keep the party going

Earl’s | Open until 12 a.m. Sunday-Thursday, 2 a.m. Friday + Saturday
The kitchen and whiskey bar in Industry Hill is so committed to serving late-night snacks, it has a separate menu after 10 p.m. You can get your hands on tater tot nachos, wings, burgers, and chicken sandwiches.

Miller’s on Trade | Open until 12 a.m. Monday-Thursday, 2 a.m. Friday + Saturday
Take a time out from watching the action and grab a bite or a brick oven pizza. Wings, burgers, hoagies with steak or chicken, and a hot dog are all served with pasta salad or potato salad.

Grab a slice

Brothers Pizzeria | Open until 11:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 2:30 a.m. Friday + Saturday
Stop in for a slice before heading home from 4th Street. The menu features subs, calzones, salads, and gourmet pizzas — or order by the slice from more than a dozen options. Chicken bacon ranch pizza, anyone?

Eclectic eats

InDemand | Open until 12 a.m.
Every member of your crew can fill up with something from this expansive menu — or choose a few items you all can share. The Asian street food and burger bar serves Japanese skewers, wings, burgers, noodles, and salads.

Foothills Pub | Open until 12 a.m.
Cap off your night with a craft beer and a bite from the restaurant and brewery’s full menu. Fill up on a signature entree or grab a burger, sandwich, salad or wrap — or score a deal on some items on Mondays. Have the whole group in tow? City Editor Cambridge recommends the loaded cheese tots or the beer cheese nachos.

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