I loved this place! I've been trying to make it out forever and finally had the chance. It was busy…read moreon a Sunday morning, we waited a good 30-40 minutes, but it was well worth the wait and once we were sat the food came out impressively fast! My friend ordered the breakfast burrito, it was huge! For a side she had the sweet potato tots. She let me steal a bite of both and yum! I opted for the Hot Honey Chicken with Pimento Benedict and wow! I was nervous the pimento cheese would be overpowering, but it wasn't at all! It was a nice, creamy complement to the spicy crispy chicken. The hollandaise cut through some of the richness for a pleasant mellower. Prices are reasonable and our waitress was great! The restaurant is larger than it looks but it does get quite crowded. Can't wait to come back here!

Another of the good downtown restaurants that I have fought the parking to try - downtown WS's…read moresuccess is also a problem going forward - parking downtown needs to be addressed intelligently, which the local officials don't bring to the table, instead they are going to make changes which will just make matters worse! This is a solid restaurant with much to offer in the brunch/breakfast area - an area that has become popular and chic, and it almost always means much will be expensive, usual very expensive considering the less than costly menu ingredients that drive food choices here, and other such brunch spots. Brunch is seen as more than just a meal for some folks who are all into what is trendy, and restaurant are aware of this and prices are raised due to the "experience" element! I have tried several items here including their version of Huevos Rancheros (not a fan of how they make it, pulled pork is a party foul), the Eggs Benedict (decent but over priced for sure, $17 with bacon added), and several Omelette choices, can reach $15. This is obviously a popular spot in downtown Winston, but I find it generally overpriced, loud, and the service is inconsistent. I like a good adventure, but somethings simply are not worth the cost! Note that the prices for individual items are written, very lightly with no $ sign to the right of the item. This is done intentionally to make the customer pay less attention to what they spending. Many restaurants are using some form of this approach!

I always love a delicious meal at Mozelles. The fried pickles and edamame hummus are my go to…read moreappetizers. You can't go wrong with one of their southern inspired dishes. I tried a pasta special this past time and it was great. Already looking forward to my next meal at Mozelles. Try to make a res if you can. Their space is small so seating is limited.

This place def has some ups and downs on the menu…read more Stopped in with the family for an early brunch. Let's start with the great: The service is fantastic. Staff is great, ambience is charming. It's a cool spot with good people. The food was pretty hit or miss. The loaded tots seemed interesting, but really...the just end up a little greasy and kind of unnecessary. Overall flavor is mudled and you don't really get anything by throwing duck on tots. I was hoping it would be one of those dishes that just magically work and are fantastic...but eh, kind of a let down. We also shared a bunch of other dishes. The pimento cheese sandwich was tasty but really hard to eat (the cheese pours out of it). We had their pasta, the duck sandwich (again. It was ok. Not great) the grain bowls seemed enjoyable, etc. We also got some desserts to share. The bourbon bread pudding again, was a pretty big let down. There was generally nothing bourbon about it. The chocolate tart was ok. The food wasn't bad, it just felt like some key items that they seemed to use to elevate their menu as a whole were just misses. But there are absolutely some solid dishes on the menu. The price is also a little high for what you get.

We stopped in here based on a recommendation from a friend. We were in town for a wedding and this…read morespot was walking distance from our hotel. We came in on an unseasonably chilly May morning nursing a bit of a hangover. Krankies was delightfully warm with plenty of seating. I got the Hangover Cure biscuit, which had eggs, fried chicken, bacon, cheese, and gravy on the side. I also got a hot latte and then topped it off with a cinnamon roll. My partner got the sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit with an iced latte. The lattes: go with a flavored one if you grab a coffee here. Their plain latte was not that good but their vanilla latte was very good. Biscuits: WOW! The Hangover Cure is hefty with plenty of biscuit to go around - I had some to take home with me. It was absolutely everything I needed after a night of imbibing with friends. My partner also enjoyed his biscuit. Cinnamon roll: very good! They had a variety of baked goods to choose from. Definitely worth the add. All in all, I think we spent $40, which feels reasonable for the amount and quality of food we received. Definitely worth a stop in if you happen to be in the area.

10 out of 10. The salted caramel latte is something I will dream about :)…read more The biscuits are huge and flaky and incredible. The service was excellent. She was so friendly and answered all my questions. The inside looks a little divey and it's confusing where to go if you've never been there before....but it's so good! Highly recommend

Cool downtown spot, but I didn't love my food. I came in for dinner and liked the New Orleans feel…read moreof this downtown Winston spot. We were seated promptly and got our drinks quickly. The dish I chose was the BBQ Shrimp and Grits. The grits were creamy and the dish tasted nice, however the "jumbo shrimp" description on the menu (reinforced by the server) were a misnomer. The shrimp were the size of cocktail shrimp, if not smaller. I was also expecting a larger serving for the $20 price tag. The plate/bowl they were served in was shallow, so the serving was disappointingly small in spite of covering the plate. The menu has a lot of depth and next time I'll try out something else. This spot just didn't do it for me with that particular dish though.

I recently dined at sweet potatoes. I had extremely high expectations. It was not busy but it took…read morea while to get waited on. I wanted to order one of their fried chicken combos but was told they were out of chicken for the night. I decided to go with their mombo chicken sandwich with fries. The sandwich and fries were a la carte so that kinda sucked. This was a hand breaded chicken sandwich. I believe it was double battered. The chicken was over cooked in order to get the coating crispy. Overall a basic chicken sandwich. The decor was very nice and I liked the dim lighting as it made the space feel more intimate. I would give them another try in the future in hopes of getting fried chicken.

Great food, prices, service! Wish we had one near us!…read more It was super clean and very fast, even though busy. And the waitress was not irritated by our party of 7... Most times our large family walks in and is met with grumpiness and sheer panic. It was nice to not be treated like a nuisance.

I met my friend at Breakfasttime Anytime on Hanes Mall Blvd. I couldn't believe my luck when I…read morearrived at 11:25 and was immediately seated, because this place jams! Barb got the pecan pancakes and sides of 2 eggs, grits and bacon. I did the fried pork tenderloin lunch platter. For only $11.99 you get 2 pieces of fork tender, pork topped with sausage gravy, a cup of soup, I chose the orzo, tomato, spinach, feta but asked for it to go. You also get 2 sides, sadly they don't have mashed potatoes so I got crinkle fries and fried squash. You also get a choice of bread and I chose a biscuit. The biscuit was large and light. Everything was delicious and I will get two meals out it. I came home with a piece of tenderloin, the biscuit and the soup. This is a phenomenal value! My friend enjoyed everything she ordered but couldn't finish hers either. I will definitely return. Our server was new but she did a great job and was very funny and efficient.

Food was great!! The only think that let us down was the mimosas. I understand not many people get…read morethem I'd assume but come on. You'd think it would be common sense to use orange juice instead of syrup for these drinks. In the flight, have the shooter glass is juice that won't mix with the champagne. it just kinda gross. They are also luke warm so that wasn't very good either.

I really wish we had a breakfast place like this near where we live. There are a few places that…read morecall themselves breakfast and lunch diners but most of them are over priced and really bad quality. This place was packed and that was a good sign to us. The parking lot was small and there was guy outside directing people to other areas nearby where we could park. We were seated fast and served quickly. I had a great breakfast burrito and amazing house-made corned beef hash! Perhaps the best I've ever had even fro much ore expensive restaurants. My wife had eggs Benedict which she frequently orders. These were large and pretty and according to her well prepared.

This is our Sunday Brunch experience - phenomenal. We were looking for something new and…read morediscovered that Founders has brunch with Gluten Free chicken and waffles which is something we haven't found in North Carolina yet. Technically they have to use the same waffle maker so if you are a severe Celiac you should be aware of that, luckily our party member is able to chance very slight cross-contamination so it was not a worry big enough to override the desire for waffles. If it is an issue for you, they offer pancakes instead so you can still have a treat. We did not experience any ill-effects but your mileage may vary of course. Both the gluten free and standard breakfast options were terrific, it seems like everything was made in-house. We will absolutely be back. It seems like they have some limitations on how much of certain foods they can turn out (for example, they probably only have a handful of waffle makers) so it did take a little while to get our food. This isn't uncommon for brunch at many places but I don't know what it's like during dinner service so I can't speak to that. The place itself is beautiful, it looks like an old home or B&B and it's got a cozy charm. My only complaint was the Mimosa price being a bit high and the drink itself just being a standard cava+orange juice. I'd love to see $2 knocked off the Mimosa price if I could choose, but otherwise everything was so good. Finally, do get a reservation or be prepared to wait during the top hours.

Another solid brunch spot in WS. I came here yesterday for Sunday brunch with a group of friends…read morebefore seeing a matinee theater show. This was a great start to the day. We called ahead last week to reserve a table for 8 but it ended up being just the 6 of us. They still sat us at a nice oversized table (almost too large) in a semi-private room which was a pleasant surprise. Our waiter Brandon was very nice and friendly, prompt with orders, and always checking back in regularly. He also offered some suggestions on personal and fan favorites (shrimp and grits, beignets) I can't resist flight options when they're on the menu, so I had to go with the mimosa flight. I tried the sunrise, tropical, and Tiffany (OJ/tequila, bacardi/coconut/pineapple, and lemonade / blue zest). My favorite was actually the Tiffany even though I'm not a huge fan of lemonade, it was light and refreshing and crisp/chill, exactly how I love it. The other two were tasty but not as cold - I asked for ice - but probably because they're made with tequilas that aren't refrigerated. For our entrees, we got an assortment of benedicts, salads, and chicken/waffles. I personally had the pork belly benedict. The pork belly itself was really good and the poached eggs were perfectly runny, but as a whole, it fell a little flat, just didn't quite deliver the entire burst of flavor I was hoping for. It was not bad by any means, I think it just needed a/more sauce or something. All in all though, we had a great time and would definitely return. Pricing is pretty fair/standard as well. I could definitely be tempted by the martini or margarita flight next time as well as the beignets which we totally forgot about after the waiter initially suggested them!

Service was great. Seated right away. Great atmosphere, was…read morepretty quiet and relaxing enjoying my breakfast. Good spot to come enjoy good food, service and relax.

I'm surprised I haven't reviewed this gem of Winston Salem yet, but here it is! Opened 7am-3pm…read moreenjoy breakfast brunch or lunch indoors/outdoors at this excellent Toastery! They have plenty of options and a lot of them are quite healthy that pack a full flavor punch! Enjoy a late morning mojito or Bloody Mary while satisfying your taste buds with something that's sure to leave you wanting to come back again and again! Service is always fast and friendly with a warm welcoming environment with soft music in the background. Be sure to check it out!

Hawthorne Inn is a mixed bag. Located right off the…read morehighway, next to old town, 5 minutes to downtown, and right next to the Camino bakery. But, it is old dated and dreary. The positive points are the accommodating, friendly, informative front desk staff. Breakfast was made on site from scratch, it was good and very well priced at $10.95. Although, people not coming in to eat breakfast shouldn't be picking up the lids to food to see what's there, read the signs or ask. My bed was very comfortable, with clean crisp white sheets. I was very pleased with the room, until I saw the moldy grout and broken toilet seat in the bathroom. After driving 8 hours I was too tired to change rooms that night. I woke up the next morning with bug bites on my back and chest. No I don't have pets. So for me in the future it's a no.

Very dated. The staff is so so. I asked for extra towels 3 times and each time I was told a…read moredifferent story as to why they would not give them to me. Hairdryer was broken I called the front desk and was told that I would have to go to a different room and use the dryer in there. If you need anything you have to go get it yourself. They are not going to bring anything to you. Very frustrating when you are a disabled person. You can't unload your luggage without going to the back of the hotel. The elevator is very small. Barely holding 2 people. Very little space for luggage. I have a mobility scooter and it barely holds it

Coffee flights at Footnote are the kind of downtown Winston-Salem experience that just feels…read morespecial They're excellent every time, with seasonal flavors that keep each visit feeling fresh and worth coming back for. One of the best parts is how thoughtfully they can make the flights allergy accommodating, so everyone gets to enjoy the experience without missing out. Served on a beautiful wooden board, each pour lets you slow down and savor something different, from silky smooth lattes to rich espresso-forward sips topped with the perfect foam. It's cozy, elevated, and perfect for catch-up dates, work breaks, or a quiet downtown reset. The ability to sample multiple flavors, discover a seasonal favorite, and have it customized to your needs makes this one of the most fun coffee experiences in Winston-Salem.

Footnote is such a gem. I visited during their Siren Series jazz performance, and the ambiance was…read moreincredible. It was intimate, soulful, and effortlessly cool. The live music set the perfect tone for the evening. I ordered an espresso martini and my friend ordered a dirty chai, and both were excellent. The espresso martini was smooth and well-balanced. I then ordered a dirty chai myself and it was cozy, spiced, and comforting. The location adds to the charm--Footnote is connected to Bookmarks, a wonderful bookstore, making it a perfect stop for drinks after browsing. If you love great drinks, live jazz, and a creative atmosphere, this place is a must-visit.