Elise's Guidebook
Food scene
Mizu Japanese Restaurant
3374 Robinhood RdBest sushi in town
Krankies
211 E 3rd StAcadia Foods
228 W Acadia AveEntertainment
Winston-Salem is the proud home of its own art house cinema. Films are quality and the theatres are small - a wonderful afternoon or rainy day activity. (Wine and beer available for purchase!)
53 locals recommend
a/perture cinema
311 W 4th StWinston-Salem is the proud home of its own art house cinema. Films are quality and the theatres are small - a wonderful afternoon or rainy day activity. (Wine and beer available for purchase!)
Rock Box Bouldering
1024 N Chestnut StReynolda House Museum of American Art
2250 Reynolda RdSightseeing
Winston-Salem originally was two separate towns, Winston & Salem, until 1913. The town of Salem was settled by the Moravians, a religious group from Germany. The Moravians original settlement is preserved in the nearby living-museum and gardens.
Visitors can interact with period-dressed actors, eat from the bakery and tour historic buildings.
149 locals recommend
Old Salem Visitor Center
900 Old Salem RdWinston-Salem originally was two separate towns, Winston & Salem, until 1913. The town of Salem was settled by the Moravians, a religious group from Germany. The Moravians original settlement is preserved in the nearby living-museum and gardens.
Visitors can interact with period-dressed actors, eat from the bakery and tour historic buildings.
Pilot Mountain State Park
1721 Pilot Knob Park RdHanging Rock State Park
1790 Hanging Rock Park RoadSalem Lake
Bars
Hoots Satellite
701 Trade St NWWinston-Salem brewery
Single Brothers
627 Trade St NWLocal dive bar, beer on tap and great drink greats
Fair Witness
290 4th St E