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Restaurant Roundup
Pleasants Provisions serves breakfast daily starting at 8 a.m. | 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, some spots coming soon.
March
California Burrito Express & Bar, 2021 Griffith Rd., Ste. 100 | Restaurant
The Mexican restaurant took over the former Luna Playa space. The spot is open daily, serving build-your-own burritos + cocktails.
The Observatory, 701 Trade St. | Cocktail lounge
The vibrant space for creatives showcases an immersive experience, featuring local artists and a curated atmosphere, making it the perfect spot for a cozy date night.
Crust & Craft, 1295 Creekshire Way | Restaurant
The new concept replaced Brixx Wood Fired Pizza, becoming a locally owned and independent restaurant.
The matcha drinks are unmatched.
Photo by WStoday
February
The Coffee Park, 1208 Reynolda Rd. | Coffee joint
Coffee Park Airstream owner Tommy Priest expanded the Airstream to a mid-century space, featuring artworks from local artists.
Qatra Coffee, 6311 Stadium Dr., Ste. B, Clemmons | Coffee shop
This artisan cafe brings the Yemeni culture and tradition to the area, a first of its kind.
The 19th Hole, 4061 Clemmons Rd., Clemmons | Restaurant
Stop by the newly opened grill and bar inside the new clubhouse after your round at Tanglewood Park, where you can enjoy cocktails and quick lunches.
National Beer Day. Give a toast to the occasion by celebrating at one of our local breweries in town. Incendiary Brewing Co. is turning four on Saturday, April 11 — a great way to celebrate with live music, food trucks, and lawn games.
Cause
The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office and the UNC School of the Arts are joining forces to raise funds for the North Carolina Special Olympics. Help the cause by donating to the 2026 Plane Pull, which will go toward supporting registered athletes in the tournament.
Learn
Have you ever wondered what the Single Brothers’ house was used for at Old Salem? Take a tour and find out. The building was designated as a historic landmark in 1982 and is currently used for workshops and demonstrations.
Try This
Winston-Salem Fashion Week is gearing up for the season. Designers can apply to feature their collection during the fashion week in September. Designers must pay a fee to participate or apply for a scholarship by Sunday, April 12.
Regional
Curious what the state’s black bear population looks like? WFDD reports these bears are now pushing farther into the Piedmont — habitat they haven’t lived in for decades. Their population is estimated to expand to 20,000. (WFDD)
Older Adults
Help celebrate seniors who are making a difference in the community by nominating an older adult for the 7 over Seventy Awards, presented by Senior Services. Submit your nomination online.
Open
Imprints Cares Center for Thriving Children is open now, offering extended-hours childcare for kids ages 0-5. Enroll now and see how you could score a month of free tuition.*
The Buy
A casual maxi skirt with a flattering high-rise design, ultra-soft material, and pockets. Slip it on for an afternoon running errands, dress it up for dinner with friends, and everything in between.
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