Trendy foods to try around Winston-Salem this spring

Don’t skip on unique flavors that are making their mark this spring.

WStoday: Dubai Chocolate Matcha topped with pecans standing on a car to the left + food influencer holding Dubai chocolate infront of Bailey Park

Dubai chocolate is having a moment this spring.

Photo courtesy of @theofficialpree (left) + @eatdish3s (right)

What’s cooking in Winston-Salem right now? If you’re looking to stay ahead of the curve, you’ll want to know about the latest flavors and concepts taking over the city’s restaurant scene. We asked local foodie influencers what’s popping, and here’s what they said:

Editor’s note: The answers have been edited for brevity and clarity.

@_jessicaleeford | The Winston-Salem Dash did a showcase [...] and they had some interesting menu items like fried uncrustable sandwiches + fried mac and cheese balls. That’s definitely the most unique food I’ve seen. Check out Jessica’s review on Instagram.

@theofficialpree | I would suggest Grandma’s Coffee. They have a matcha latte and a dubai coffee drink that you can get with either coffee or matcha. Check out Pree’s review here.

@eatdish3 | There are so many food trends happening right now, but one that has really caught my attention is Dubai chocolate — everyone is going out of their way to find it. As someone who loves baked desserts, I’m always excited to explore new spots. Check out her review here.

Find Dubai Chocolate at J and J Kitchen And Food Mart.

@ramon_the_realtor | Ramen has been around for a while but more places are offering it now and they’re getting better. I recently tried a Peruvian food truck that was really tasty.

Try the Lomo Saltado from Lomo House‘s food truck.

Did we miss a spot serving up one of these dizzying delicacies? Or are there any another trendy food items you know of ? Let us know in the comment section below.

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