There isn't much to do here except look at a few metalwork statues and perhaps a hundred feet of…read morenicely painted murals. It was interesting and enjoyable, but didn't occupy very much time.

We were with some family from out of state and were showing them things in the area when we…read morediscovered the "Spin" scooters downtown. As we explored, this small park caught our eye and we decided to stop and walk through. We took a few pics as we checked out the metal structures and the mounded grass on either side of the pathway. This is a small relaxing retreat in the middle of busy downtown area.

I don't live in the Winston Salem area, but was visiting from Florida. My son and daughter in law…read morerecommended SP. We had the Chicken Parm sandwich, Alfredo sauce with linguine and blackened chicken, Chicken Cacciatore and pasta with Vodka sauce. It came with side salads and a few slices of fresh bread. We course we threw in a few orders of Garlic Bread. Overall, everything was excellent. The Chicken Cacciatore was a different spin, but it's my son's Go To. For dessert we had Tiramisu and Chocolate Mousse. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

Friday March 20th, 2026 Ordered…read morePasta Fagioli Soup Salad Ravioli. All delicious! Came with sides of soft bread for dipping!

We were walking around this city and checking out their public art. Winston Salem has many cool…read moreMurals all around the place. This is another cool example of the public art scene in Winston Salem. I enjoy all the colors and the design of this public art mural. Go check it out in this cool city.

I love this free downtown event. It's every Sunday in May…read moreand October. They always have a local band(s) that play, local artists and craftsmen are set up selling their work. I like to use it as a chance to stock up on gifts because it's always less expensive to buy things directly from the artists and save them for birthday and Christmas gifts. There are usually a few booths that sell baked goods and refreshments. Bring a chair if you plan on staying for a while because there aren't many places to sit. There is also a kids art corner with free activities for the kids and sometimes a mime.

We started with the warm bread they served and chatted with a couple patrons sitting at the bar…read morethat spoke so highly of the food and offered some recommendations. We ended up ordering the Burrata appetizer and the Lobster Ravioli- both were excellent! We couldn't decide on dessert so ordered 3 to go. The staff and patrons were very friendly. Very cool little spot and some amazing food- it did not disappoint.

This was my first time at Di Lisio's and it was very good, quite crowded but that was expected on…read moreFriday night! I typically don't gravitate to pasta dishes but everything we order was delicious, will be back to try other dishes. The service was top notch!

Fabulous food without the stuffy, over-the-top vibe. Everything I ordered to go was full of flavor…read moreand delicious. The atmosphere stayed relaxed and welcoming -- the kind of place you can actually enjoy yourself. I sat at the bar and Andrea took great care of me; she was friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. Definitely a spot worth coming back to for great food and an easygoing night out.

We came over for dinner on Wednesday and our server was Michele. We ordered a caprese to start…read morewith and then a couple of pizzas to split between the four of us here that night. My wife and decided on the Teta's pizza (Pizza sauce, Mozzarella, fresh garlic, tomatoes, Kalamata olives and Feta cheese.) We also split a garden salad (yes it was big enough for two). My son and his wife got the Parma pizza (Made without sauce. Fresh Mozzarella, Parma ham (Prosciutto), rocket (Arugula), cherry tomatoes, olive oil and Parmigiano.) Both pizzas were good and we had enough between us to take home for lunch the next day. I just ate mine while I wrote the review....good stuff.

I ordered an 8" Philly Steak Supreme sub for take out with fries based on past reviews. I was very…read moredisappointed in my sub. The steak was sparse and nowhere near the amount of cheese shown in the photos. The portion of fries was also small. The tomatoes were not ripe and not very seasoned. The fries were beer battered and not crinkled as shown in the photos. I would have preferred the crinkle fries as I am not a fan of beer battered fries. I tried to give a new spot a chance but I will stick to my regular spots.

We ordered 2 pizzas and a bruschetta for take out to eat at BK next door. They're pricey, but they…read morewere fresh and piping hot. Sadly they had very little seasoning and were honestly kind of bland. The bruschetta was cooked nicely, but also no seasoning and I definitely think it was feta instead of the traditional mozzarella. It's a good option in the area, but maybe a bit different that the usual.