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Restaurant Roundup

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We’re already anticipating some good eats from this new spot. | Photo by WStoday

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, one spot coming soon.

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.

Bread of Heaven, Tavern at Old Salem, 736 S. Main St.
The restaurant will keep its traditional decor, with a simple but savory menu. Think of your traditional southern meal like shrimp and grits, country ham, and corned beef hash.

Tuscani, 450 N. Patterson Ave.
The new restaurant replaced Six Hundred on Innovation Quarter. Local influencer Ramon L. gives us a tour and a review of the new upscale restaurant. We’re totally drooling over the Italian pasta options like linguini frutti di mare and the ribeye steak.

Ramen restaurant (untitled), Salem Bottleworks | ETA: Winter 2025
Owned by Bobby Boy Bakeshop owner, this restaurant will serve an array of Asian food. More info to come.

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