My newest food fixation is the Sesame Cauliflower from Peppers in Jamestown. I cannot stop thinking…read moreabout it. The perfectly cooked soft center, the crisp exterior, and the sticky ssssaaaaauce it's covered in... It's savory and heavy enough to be a meal but I was being generous and decided to share the appetizer with my spouse. They do offer a spice scale and they don't hold back. I foolishly tried the spice level 3 (out of 5 being the hottest) and should have chosen a 2 spice level. But the cauli was so good I fought through the pain. Worth it. I could have easily stopped there but we also ordered the garlic naan (also yessssss) as well as the Lamb Korma and Chicken Vindaloo. Both those entrees were delicious but the Korma really stood out to me. The rich and creamy sauce was very unique to my pallet and when I returned, I ordered the Chicken Korma. Clearly I love a good sauce. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, very spacious and would be great for groups or a romantic dinner for 2 (or 3 if you are into that sort of thing). The service was excellent and our server was patient when we ask questions about the menu. Fortunately, a lot of the dishes have descriptions on the menu so you have a good idea of what you are ordering. Looking forward to returning to Peppers again .... for the cauliflower... and the naan....

After a year of living in the area, I finally got around to trying Peppers, and WOW is it good. It…read moreis definitely my new favorite Indian restaurant, and even in my top 5 local restaurants in general! From the moment we walked in the door, the staff were kind, friendly, and attentive. We were seated immediately, and given time/space to look over the menu, but with our server still hovering nearby in case we had questions or were ready quickly. When we ordered, the server explained the 1-5 spice scale, gave recommendations, and even asked about allergies. After the food came out, he continued to check on us. This is definitely not one of those "abandoned in the corner and ignored" type of establishments. We started with an order of chili paneer, with spice level 2. It was perfectly crunchy and super flavorful. Level 2 has a nice kick to it if you sit for a minute between bites, but it doesn't necessarily light you up either. It is a great level if you're sharing something with someone a little more spice-hesitant. I love paneer, and this appetizer had a generous portion that could easily be a meal for 1 person. For my main, I got the Chana masala, spice level 3. This was absolutely delicious! Spicy, warm, flavorful. Chickpeas had the perfect texture -- not too hard nor too mushy. As a spicy food enjoyer, level 3 was a nice level that is hot and ~just~ starts to make my face flush, but isn't overpowering. A "conversational" level if you will. I could easily order this on a work lunch and could still eat with decorum. We also got garlic naan, which is always a hit, but done absolutely perfectly here. Pillowy, soft, fresh, and generous with the garlic.

This is a great night time dive bar with live music and great vibes. The bartenders are impeccable-…read moreand the drinks are nice and strong. The live music was amazing! There's indoor and patio seating, 5$ entry fee. Overall we had a blast listening to the music and chilling.

Fun, unpretentious place to hang out. Planning to take friends from out of town next time they…read morevisit.

Love it here, very friendly staff, and their cocktails are delicious. Love the chill decor mixed…read morewith the cozy vibe, definitely a cool hangout place, with a pool table, a dart board and they also have TVs where you can watch some sports while hanging out

New bar with a new vibe on Church ave in downtown High Point! This place has all the feeling of…read morechoosing to hang out in one of the most tastefully appointed pubs or high end man caves you can possibly find. There's something for everyone here, from your standard pull up to the bar and watch the game seats, to comfortable couches for unwinding, or a garage door that opens up to the street for fresh air and people watching when the weather gets nice. You'll also find a really neat classic style pool table that has been freshly re-felted for those that like a distraction while they imbibe. There's also plenty of merch, both branded for Fox & Rocks, or just because they're interesting products. Grab your favorite drink on the rocks and wander around perusing the selection. They have a growing amount of bourbons and whiskey available, as well as several beers on tap from NC breweries like Sycamore and Red Oak, and of course some bottled or canned selections as well. Finally, I just have to point out some creative things. The Carolina Core soccer club mascot is the fox, and that is part of the reason for naming the bar this way. Also, you will find some of the most hilarious fox related signs in the bathroom. Enjoy the butt napkins! I think I'm gonna like it here, great spot for a night out!

MB is a Gem. We have been patrons over the last 3 years and the Drinks, Food, Service and…read moreAtmosphere is always consistent. We thoroughly enjoyed the live music on Friday 1/16/2025, keep bringing this artist back. Lastly, GM Luke Martin is the heart and soul of this place...he works very hard and goes out of his way to make sure his customers are well taken care of. One of the most proactive GM's I have ever seen. Keep up the great work. James and Chrissy

Magnolia Blue was one of my favorite High Point eateries. Whether I went for weekend brunch or New…read moreYear's Eve dinner, I never had a bad meal there. It closed in early February for what were supposed to be renovations, only to reopen months later with a new name and a new concept, trading slightly upscale Southern for more upscale Italian. In some regards, this makes sense - it fills a void created by the closure of Lulu and Blu - but in other ways, it's a massive gamble. My wife and I went for our anniversary dinner, and while it was an overall pleasant experience, it also made us miss Magnolia. The higher price point is the chief culprit. Otto and Blue offers pastas in the $20s and entrees starting in the $30s, bread and olive oil not included. While we were celebrating an occasion that merited such a splurge, it's hard to imagine the restaurant remaining competitive at those prices once the sheen of newness wears off. Look past that, however, and Otto and Blue shines in both ambiance and service. It's classy without being stuffy, and the dark turquoise tones suit it well. Allison, a Magnolia Blue mainstay, was personable and attentive and provided excellent service throughout the meal. Otto and Blue's menu offers apps, salads, pastas, and entrees. It's predominantly Italian albeit with a few options for the steak-and-potatoes crowd. The dishes range from recognizably classic (rigatoni Bolognese) to conspicuously elevated (halibut piccatta). After mulling over several offerings, we went with the bread service, tagliatelle, and duck cacciatore. The food ranged from fairly good to outstanding. While $9 for bread is a tough pill to swallow, they executed it as well as they possibly could have: a hot, fresh ciabatta with tasty herb butter, olive relish, and a quality olive oil-balsamic combo as accompaniments. The cacciatore boasted a pair of duck legs confit, and while I'm usually no fan of dark meat poultry, these were prepared well with crispy skin and plenty of meat. For a typically hearty dish, the sauce seemed light (and a bit subdued), but that could be a consequence of serving atop polenta (more absorbent) rather than pasta. Speaking of pastas and sauces, the tagliatelle hit a nice balance of creamy and zesty without swimming in its white wine lemon sauce. Surprisingly, the highlight of the meal ended up being the dessert that Otto and Blue kindly offered as an anniversary gift. A scoop of vanilla bean gelato came adorned with a Biscoff cookie, a drizzle of olive oil, and a dash of salt. If salt and especially olive oil on ice cream seem vaguely blasphemous, don't knock it until you try it. Each bite was thoroughly delicious. It's a given that good food doesn't come cheap, but even so, Otto and Blue has no margin for error to justify what it charges. On food alone, it was close but not quite there. However, the overall experience made it worthwhile, and I have no regrets about dining here.

I had a fantastic experience here when visiting Greensboro. I was seated quickly, and the waiter…read morewas extremely attentive. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the food was delicious. I tried a dish that I had never had before, as well as naan. (Because of course. How do you not get naan?) The spice level was perfect, the flavor was rich and multi-layered, and I left the restaurant full and happy. I intend to visit again the next time I'm down in Greensboro.

I was craving an Indian buffet and wanted to try somewhere new. That curiosity brought me to Noor,…read morewhich had been on my radar since it opened a few years back. I wish I could say that it was worth the wait, but my experience here suggested otherwise. Positives first: Noor is both spacious and stylish with plenty of seating in both the bar and dining areas. Sujan proved to be an attentive and courteous server. That said, the buffet was somewhat underwhelming. It was smaller than those I've found elsewhere in the area. While it offered a solid mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, those offerings were the epitome of playing it safe. Only the hakka noodles (not always an Indian buffet staple) and butter chicken (better than average) really stood out. Nothing else, from the tandoori chicken to the daal to the naan, was prepared poorly, but it was fairly forgettable. Granted, buffet food needs to appeal to a wide range of diners with varying levels of spice tolerance, and so I went in not expecting any heat. Take spiciness out of the equation, however, and the flavors still felt subdued. At least the $20 seemed reasonable for what was offered. It's possible that Noor really shines if you order off the regular menu, and so I wouldn't rule out a return here. The next time I want a weekend lunch buffet, however, I think I'll stick to Taaza.

came in to sample bites and morsels at the nearby burger-rama and found myself here for a beverage…read moreinstead.... wandered up during changeover and found a seat at the bar, took a minute to check out the scenery and the most appealing thing in the place was a draft cider on special; a strawberry rhube goldberg pie or something like that. bar is a bar is a bar and this one represents well enough plus it is far enough from the house to encourage moderation. lots of windows means lots of natural light in the daytime and night lights afterward. there's karaoke and other activities for the mildly impaired and plenty of seating inside and out depending on the weather. probably going to use the walk-up next time so as to better enjoy the atmosphere on the patio in a shady spot.

Bevelry is a vibrant, full-service bar located inside the Stock + Grain Assembly Food Hall in the…read moreheart of Downtown High Point, offering an inviting spot to gather, unwind, and enjoy great drinks. Parking was sufficent in front of the entrance but not sure we would be that successful on a High Point Rockers game night. With 20 rotating taps, there's something for every taste: craft beer, wine by the glass and by the bottle, new specialty pours to try and mocktails, making it a go-to destination for locals and visitors alike. Seasonal cocktails were flowing the nights we visited--peppermint espresso martinis, spiced nightcaps, and cranberry-ginger mules kept the holiday spirit high during the cold night. Then karaoke took over, with the whole room singing along to crowd favorites like "Don't Stop Believin'," "Sweet Caroline," that Hawaiian Christmas song haha plus there was a dramatic, everyone-at-the-bar version of "All I Want for Christmas Is You." It's the kind of cozy-but-lively night where Christmas spirit meets late-night funand no one wanted the music to end. The super peppy bartenders kept the atmosphere energetic and welcoming, even on that rainy night. This place is perfect for meeting friends, girls night out, first dates or lingering after a great meal. Weekly events like trivia nights, karaoke, and live music keep the vibe lively and fun, ensuring there's always something happening. The whole building is open so if you need a quite, romantic spot away from the others to talk, maybe lay out a card game or just to escape that "song you hate on karoke", patrons can sit at other, comfy tables throughout the establishment (and take your drinks). Whether you're there for the drinks, the entertainment, or the community feel, Bevelry delivers a consistently great experience. There's even an outdoor bar area (named Cahoots) that opens during warm weather- so we might see you there in the summer after a game!

My first time going and it wasn't bad. Very diverse crowd. They had security and everyone was super…read morefriendly. Went on karaoke night and the winner got $500, so that was pretty neat. Several TVs to watch the games as well.

This bar opened recently, I was near recently and saw their sign and was intrigued. There's free…read morebilliards and there is karaoke & gambling machines. The mixed drink choices are great and there is sure to be something for everyone. Good bar atmosphere with two tvs upfront playing sports. A good experience and would recommend to come. Usually slow in the early weekdays and busy on the weekends with events & djs.

This placed was packed when we showed up after 10pm on Saturday Feb 7, 2026. Lots of drink options…read moreand a properly stocked bar. Was happy to enjoy an Eagle Rare, neat while others in our group enjoyed wine and draft beer. A good local band was set up in the front of the place and kept the place rocking throughout our visit.

Stop by for a Kisses4Kate non-profit fundraiser for "kids with cancer". It was jam packed inside &…read moreout! Had 3 bartenders and they didn't seem to miss a beat. Had tons of interesting basket for auction. Bar had full service (wine, beer, cocktails), mainly high tops seating. The new Baseball stadium is at end of the corner. They had food truck & ice-cream truck in front, live band in the back. They should have turned down the AC with that many people packed in ơn a hot July summer day!