Looking for the next new restaurant hitting the Winston-Salem food scene? Check out these buzzy places to eat and drink in Winston-Salem — plus, some spots coming soon. Keep tabs on this list to stay ahead of the culinary curve. And don’t forget to bookmark it.
April - June openings
Sushi Sho, 213 Cloverdale Ave. | Sushi
The all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant serves a-la-carte menu items like teriyaki and tempura, with a sushi bar.
Tazaa Indian Bistro, 3463 Gentry Ln., Clemmons
The upscale restaurant offers a twist on classic Indian flavors with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.
Black Coffee & Cuisine, 114 30th St., Ste 100 | Cafe
Stop by this cafe located inside the Generations Center, for coffee, breakfast, and lunch items like sandwiches + salads.
Dulce Aroma, 667 Peters Creek Pkwy. | Bakery
The Mexican bakery serves sweet bread baked daily, cakes, pies, cheesecake, coffee, and more.
Paprikas, 5908 University Pkwy. | Mediterranean
The restaurant will feature quick-service options ranging from falafel bowls to smash burgers.
Oasis at the Mill, 918 Bridge St. NW, Unit 160 | Tea
The gourmet tea shop will host CommunaTea events, experiences, and workshops. Drop by for a taste of organic tea and pastries.
Bobby Boy Bakeshop @ Salem Bottleworks, 845 S. Poplar St. | Bakery
This artisanal bakeshop offers baguette sandwiches, flaky croissants, pastries, and coffee.
Toasted, 526 N. Liberty St.
Start your day with savory plates at this eclectic sandwich shop. From your classic favorites to unique creations like the Ruben loaded potatoes. Pro tip: Ask for the chopped toasted club.
July-August
Okay Coffee, 505 N. Cherry St.
The business started as a food truck and will now serve hot and cold nitro-based drinks at their new brick-and-mortar shop.
Grandpa Joe’s Slaberia, Salem Bottleworks, 845 S. Poplar St.
Owned by Bobby Boy Bakeshop owner, the fine dining restaurant will serve pizza and gelato to satisfy your sweet tooth.
KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot, 1615 Fox Trot Ct.
This spot is perfect for a night out with friends as you immerse yourself in an interactive dining experience with an all-you-can-eat option.
Mike’s Vegan Grill, 207 W. 3rd St.
This popular NC vegan spot made its Winston-Salem debut, offering late-night plant-based cuisine. The reviews are off the charts.
Book Nook, Forsyth County Central Library | ETA: July 2025
Washington Perk is opening a second location— and bookworms will love it. Take a break from reading and order coffee, smoothies, cakes, or pastries.
Agni 2 Indian & Italian Cuisine, 4926 Old Country Club Rd.
Where Indian cuisine meets Italian flavors. If you like both, you no longer have to choose.
The Gaslight on Main, 126 S. Main St., Ste. G, Kernersville
This upscale restaurant serves a fusion of diverse cultural experiences into one, while providing an intimate wine and dining experience. Try this: The warm mushroom crepes to start off.
Hummus Kabab & Grill, 1555 Hanes Mall Blvd.
Experience Middle Eastern traditions, flavor, and hospitality. The menu includes items like shawarmas, tender kababs, and hummus deluxe fries.
Tazaa Indian Bistro, 3463 Gentry Cir, Clemmons
Not only does the spot offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, but you can be sure to indulge in tasty options like crispy okra, Chana Masala, and saffron rice pudding.
Coming soon
Ramen restaurant (untitled), Salem Bottleworks | ETA: Fall/Winter 2025
Owned by Bobby Boy Bakeshop owner, this restaurant will serve an array of Asian food. More info to come.
Pleasants Provisions, 830 W. 4th St. | ETA: Fall 2025
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Shoppers will be able to browse plenty of locally-sourced products, including ready-made meals, cheeses, beer and wine, and other pantry staples.
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