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Muddy Creek Cafe

3.7 (41 reviews)
InexpensiveSandwiches, Cafes
Closed • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

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MUDDY CREEK CAFE ATMOSPHERE

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Quiet
Casual
Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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The Hot Italian
Rena H.

Cozy and delicious, right in the heart of Old Salem. Great spot for lunch when you're exploring.

Brebach
Is S.

I came in, not to eat, but to see a band, so I really can't speak to the food. They do sell some cold drinks and snacks. The cookies are excellent. The location is nice. I love how this old house has turned into a really nice place to eat and enjoy music. I really hope I can come back soon. The staff were nice and everything was clean. The band (Brebach) was fantastic. Based on my experience, I plan to watch their event calendar and come back.

Nice views here
Amber K.

I've really been hoping to try this spot and I am so glad the timing worked out so we could that day. Location: In the heart of Old Salem. The front entrance is on main street. Parking:luckily there is a lot of free street parking all around. Sometimes there's a lot of cars on Saturday but, I don't think finding a close spot would be an issue. Grub: We were all surprised at how delicious it was. I think we were expecting pre prepped sandwiches but, this is a true cafe where it's made by order. I am not sure if they use their bakery but the bread tastes homemade. It was perfect. The quality of the ingredients in all of our sandwiches were nice and I thought it was a nice portion being only $10-$13 per sandwich. They all come with a small side as well which were also good. They also have salads and soups we didn't try this time but, my guess is they would be yummy. Customer service: it's a small group of staff but they were all very pleasant and made out experience a good one. Overall:The ambience is casual with a cottage like historic feel. Perfect for so many casual small gathering occasions. I personally could just sit by the window all day and enjoy the nice view of nature. They also offer a music room where different artists come and play on the weekends and an adorable outside area we'd love to enjoy sometime.

Turkey Reuben
Barrie P.

This was my first time eating at their new location at old Salem. They have signs pointing the way to the restaurant, which is helpful since it is not on Street level. You order at the counter and can eat inside or outside. Since it was hot, I chose to eat inside their menu is mostly sandwiches with a few salads. I had the turkey Reuben with potato salad. The sandwich was good. The potato salad was homemade and was a good side dish for a July lunch. The staff was nice. If you're visiting Old Salem, it's a great stop to eat lunch so you do not have to leave the attraction.

That bread tie went from the Turkey Rueben to my mouth to my plate. Off-putting to say the least!
Jeb B.

The place was recommended when we needed a quick, light meal in the area. We dashed in and stood at the register to order. The cashier was quite helpful. The limited menu was a bit disappointing, but we finally made our selections. The Muddy Creek Cafe is in a reclaimed building and often plays host to local music. Local artists display their canvases in the restaurant as well. All is this adds up to a very quaint atmosphere. My friends decided to share the Hummus. Unfortunately, the restaurant had run out of pita, so they settled for tortilla chips. I had the Turkey Reuben and got more than my money's worth when, on my second bite, I discovered a bread tie in my mouth. You know, the plastic tabs that seal bags of bread? One of those. Perhaps it was from the now-empty bag of Pita? Unfortunately, I can't advocate for the menu or the food.

Pimento cheese panini with spicy bacon and tomato. Potato salad on the side.
Nate H.

I was pleasantly surprised by my first trip to Muddy Creek Cafe. This is an interesting little place with a lot of local flare and a homey feel to it. Located down a backroad in Historic Bethania, this place could easily be missed by even a life long resident of Winston-Salem. My visit was on a Sunday, which was definitely a great choice. Every Sunday at 1:00 they have live music out on the front porch. The place was packed with people singing along and tapping their toes. They had extra seating outside on their wooden front porch with tents to block out the scorching sun. There was a huge variety of people and everyone seemed to be welcoming. The Johnny Possum Band were the first performers of the day. They were a band from New Zealand that played Americana/bluegrass/Folk inspired music. If Muddy Creek always attracts bands of this caliber, I will be a Sunday regular. The menu consists of mostly sandwiches. They also have a number of Craft beers available and Krankies Coffee! The Hoppyum from Foothills was "on tap." They literally just had a keg behind the counter like it was a frat party, but hey it tasted great and this just added to the locally owned feel that so many of us covet. I ordered the Pimento Cheese Panini with Spicy Bacon and tomatoes. For my side, I decided to go with their homemade potato salad. Although the food took a little longer than expected, I was entertained by the music and my company. The food was surprisingly delicious. It was honestly one of the best pimento cheese sandwiches I've had around here. They served it at the perfect temperature and the pimento cheese had a great spice to it, which was complimented by the spicy bacon. The potato salad was also great. Very creamy and they left the skin on the potatoes which I'm a fan of. To top it all off there is a delicious homemade pickle spear. The food is actually very good, but I think what makes this place special is the venue and the atmosphere. The cafe is in what feels like a barn. The wall art is eclectic with everything from sculptures made out of license plates, to local paintings, to pictures and art from the local elementary school children. There are also a number of local shops (think antique and general store type stuff) to keep you entertained within the same area. The food coupled with the atmosphere and great live music makes this a great place to come on a weekend, especially while the weather is still nice.

Chips and salsa
Lauren S.

My father and his friend play music at Muddy Creek every once in awhile on weekends. So my boyfriend finally made it out to see them play and join my mother for dinner. Most of the parking lot was already full but we found a place towards the back. We sat outside at the table closest to the fan.The weather was beautiful that evening. Even if we hadn't sat near the fan, it still would have been great. Temps had cooled down and there was a bit of a breeze. The food was excellent. I checked the reviews before we went so I ordered the pimento cheese panini with spicy bacon and tomatoes, as recommended by several other reviewers. The add ons were only a buck extra and so worth it. The sandwich was great. I ordered potato salad as my side and it was equally as good. My boyfriend ordered the chips and salsa and my mother ordered the roast beef. I had a couple bites of their food and it was just as good. My boyfriend went back in to grab another beer and brought us out two of the white chocolate, cherry cookies. They were soft, delicious, and just decadent enough without being too rich. The crowd was just like the atmosphere here, very relaxed and mellow. Seating was pretty much full by the time we got our food but people started heading out when it got darker. I really can't wait to go back again soon. Muddy Creek seems like such a great place.

Allison W.

Such a great little place, off the beaten path. Everything is fresh, as locally sourced as possible, and very reasonably priced. The decor is a lovely rustic cabin feel, and the walls are covered in art from local artists. The food is excellent: hearty salads, and a good variety of sandwiches. They even have gluten-free bread, and were beyond helpful in making sure my sandwich was prepared in a way that didn't cross-contaminate it with gluten. Aside from the food, they constantly have musicians performing, and even an open mic night. This is such a wonderful addition to the community.

Eating out front on a perfect fall day.
Todd C.

We were in the area and we stumbled across the Muddy Creek Cafe as we were driving to a work related appt. We were looking for a quick bite for lunch and this cafe was perfect for that. The sandwiches included their own Pimento Cheese, Turkey Bacon Lettuce and Tomato, Cuban and Panini sandwiches of all sorts. The sides that you could choose from were their homemade potato salad, fruit cups and potato chips. Add to that a Boylan soda, craft beer or wine and you are all set. Sit outside in good weather or sit inside and enjoy some local art. Enjoy your visit. I know I did.

The salad with added grilled chicken.
J M.

What a wonderful surprise! From the stone front to the lattice and ship lap, the atmosphere is country cute. I had one of their wonderful salad options and my less than adventurous teen had a burger and fries. The food was really good and the portion size was perfect. There was music out on the patio, too. Our waitress was sweet and attentive. We will most definitely be back, next trip up the mountain.

Outdoor porch, lights and music
Kristin W.

My family and I are regulars, love coming back time and time again for lunches or dinners. I really enjoy sitting outside with a warm grilled Roma sandwich, spinach tomato and mozzarella with fresh fruit which is always delicious and a glass of local wine or beer. It is really popular with locals and gets very crowded and a bit hectic right around peak times. On nice nights when it's comfortable to sit outside its fine. The owner and employees are always fabulous and the whole place is great for supporting local: local business, local food and alcohol, local artists and musicians! They also do fun events, pimento cheese tastings, special Forth of July cookouts (last year had a Cheerwine float!) etc which are fun to keep an eye out for

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Events and setting are five stars. The concept is excellent. They are building a new institution. The food is simple; deli like.

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Sandwiches are good. We like the music hall when they have good acts. Check your bar tab for accuracy or pay by the drink.

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One of my favorite lunch spots in Winston to stop by when out rambling around town. The pimento cheese is AMAZING!

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4.5(46 reviews)
0.0 mi
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I was visiting the area Sunday and looked up 'best latte near me' and Lot 63 was listed as number 1…read moreand I agree. It's located in charming Old Salem with plenty of street parking nearby. It's beautiful and welcoming inside. Plenty of seating inside and outside. There's even a little room where you can sit away from the crowd. Hannah was awesome! I let her know that I'd never been there and asked for her suggestions on a latte and a snack to hold me over before lunch in a couple of hours. Their menu has a nice variety of selections. I ordered the house special, the Moravian Spice Blend Latte and a hot pretzel w/ a side of beer cheese. It was love at first bite and sip!! The pretzel was wonderful and the beer cheese was amazing!! The spice blend coffee was dreamy. I sat in a little corner with a window overlooking the outdoor seating, it was lovely. There were several other customers there at the same time, some chatting, some working on their laptops and some just sitting and enjoying the comfort of the place.

Great looking space with a nice selection of Counter Culture Coffee drinks, a half dozen beers on…read moretap, bakery goods and a little variety of menu items. The bakery case was empty on our lunch visit which was disappointing so we stuck to the lunch menu. We tried a Toasted Ham and Cheese on Sourdough which was simple but good. I liked the soft bread with a great crust, although it's not like sourdough we make at home or grew up with in California. Its flavor is closer to white bread, but a great bread either way. It's toasted in a counter top oven, so no butter on this one. It's light on the ham and a decent amount of cheese, it was pretty tasty. The pretzels were a mystery. We saw photos of small twisted pretzel sticks and also saw single large pretzels. But there were none in the bakery case so we asked. They said they should be ready now, so we were excited for some hot fresh pretzels that just got finished being made. Unfortunately, by ready now they meant thawed out. While it was warmed up in the oven, it was still cold inside, so not a fresh baked or homemade item. It was also two medium sized pretzels served with a spicy mustard and beer cheese. So who knows what you'll get as they seem to change product frequently. We also had a molasses cookie cream sandwich that was pre-packaged that was great. Also had a Kolsch on draft that was good, but not my favorite. Overall, a great addition to Old Salem with a little something for everyone. I'll be back to try that Bratwurst on a pretzel bun with sauerkraut and spicy mustard.

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Muddy Creek Cafe - sandwiches - Updated October 2026

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