Suggestions for Restaurants in Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem is quickly becoming one of North Carolina’s culinary destinations. The cuisine in the city is truly unique in that it pays homage to the southern roots of North Carolina, but also incorporates the cultural and ethnic diversity of the metropolitan area. Diners of all types will find a wonderful place to eat when in the city. Here are a few of the best spots to try.

The Tavern in Old Salem, 736 South Main Street (336-722- 1227)

A mention of restaurants would be incomplete without including one of the city’s oldest, most historic dining spots. The Tavern in Old Salem dates back to 1816. Diners and history buffs alike will enjoy the rustic atmosphere in this traditional Old Salem wooden house. The restaurant staff dresses in the traditional Moravian attire from the original settlers to the area, which enhances the historical atmosphere. The food selection also pays tribute to the traditional dining experiences of the Moravian settlers. Diners can enjoy modern twists on traditional dishes such as cornmeal dusted chicken livers. This dining spot is an absolute must.

Fabian’s, 1100 Reynolda Rd. (336-723- 7700)

Chef Fabian Botta opened this restaurant in 1996 and it has been wowing diners ever since. The menu highlights local, organic produce and is sure to please foodies and average restaurant patrons alike. The atmosphere is intimate and cozy. Diners love the baked crispy duck and the extensive wine list. This spot is a fine-dining go to.

The Honey Pot, 285 W. 4 th St. (336-893- 9471)

The Honey Pot prides itself in serving delicious, contemporary, Southern Cuisine. Diners seeking comfort food should look no farther. This downtown dining spot will make you feel like you’ve entered a traditional southern home. The atmosphere is inviting and the cozy. The food is heartwarming and delicious. Diners love the braised lamb belly on couscous and the North Carolina clams. You really can’t go wrong here.

Bernadin’s Fine Dining, 901 W. 4 th St. (336-725- 6666)

Bernadin’s is a local favorite, 5-star restaurant. Located downtown, this restaurant has made a name for itself for its fine dining. The cuisine is elegantly crafted and meticulously thought out. It is also delicious! Be sure to try the pan-seared North Carolina ostrich. You really can’t go wrong with whatever you order at this restaurant.

Jeffrey Adams on Fourth, 321 W. 4 th St. (336-448- 1714)

Jeffrey Adams on Fourth demonstrates the region’s progressive culinary attitude. This modern spot opened in 2013 and regionally sources all of its meat and produce. Chef Andrews will wow you with his modern take on traditional favorites. Diners are sure to find the dishes innovative and delicious and the atmosphere modern and inviting.

Hakka Chow, 615 St. George Square (336-893- 8178)

Not everything in Winston-Salem is Southern style. The diversity of the city provides for some wonderful dining experiences as well. Hakka Chow is a great example. The menu serves a large variety of cuisines from China, India, and Thailand. The menu offers delicious dishes and the food is served in a stylish atmosphere. This is also a great place for vegetarians who will find the Indian offerings delightful. If you are looking for something besides Southern style comfort food, be sure to check this place out.

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