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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.

Editor’s note: These restaurants serve until at least 12 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights, but menu options, delivery availability, and hours on other days might vary.

Earl’s, 121 W. 9th St.

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.

InDemand, 901 Reynolda Rd.

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.

Miller’s on Trade, 622 Trade St. NW

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.

Brothers Pizzeria, 214 W. 4th St.

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?

Foothills Pub, 638 W. 4th St.

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.

What’s your favorite stop for a meal before bed? Let us know.

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