What a cute little place to gather with friends and enjoy tea and yummy treats! I was invited to…read more"tea time" with some friends here and I was intrigued by all the tea choices available! We got to choose 4 teas to try and they all came out in beautiful tea kettles. Each with a different floral design. All 4 teas were delicious. We tried the Almond Sugar Cookie tea, Victorian Earl Grey tea, Spring Blossom Green tea, and one of their Fall special teas. The food was a great mix of sweet and savory. I especially enjoyed the pimento cheese scones! Service was exceptional. Our waitress was super friendly and attentive. She even let us take some tea to-go with us as we planned the rest of our day shopping around downtown K'ville. She also had great shopping suggestions! Overall, we loved the experience! Important to note they offer options for anyone lactose-intolerant as well!

First time at the Flour Box Tea Room. Had the chicken salad croissant, cranberry-orange scone,…read morepotato-leek soup, iced and hot tea and all was delicious and serving size was plenty (the scones are huge and so good with the clotted cream and lemon curd). Monica provided excellent service! I would love to see some additional side options with the sandwiches. I will definitely try the cucumber sandwich appetizer next visit. I love that you can try a pot of hot tea for one or two people and select from a large variety of teas. Making reservations for "lunch" are made via email while reservations for "high-tea" are made on their website. I do wish you could reserve for "lunch" the same as high-tea but did receive timely email responses. I will definitely visit again and enjoyed the lunch and service. So glad there is a tea room in Kernersville again!

Husband and I wanted some coffee after an early morning appointment and we have driven past this…read morecoffee multiple times and decided to stop in. It has a quaint vibe. Cozy decor. Advertised that you can rent the space for events. Very simple coffee menu and they have a small ramen bar. The barista greeted us loudly when we walked in which was good because we did not see him until we were halfway into the shop. Super friendly guy. I ordered their Carmel toffee crunch latte and my husband ordered their cold brew. The barista explained it's more like an Americano which was perfect for my husband (if you've read my coffee reviews you know my husband drinks his coffee black). Our drinks were made quickly while we looked around and after we received them we took them to go. Both drinks were very well made. Latte wasn't overly sweet and husband said it was a good Americano. We will return to try some of their other menu items.

Upscale, relaxing atmosphere. Fast, friendly service. Love the Blueberry Lavender Latte!read more

I stumbled upon The Green Bean through a "coffee near me" Google search and am happy I did. I…read moreordered the iced Golden Shore Latte that is an espresso with honey and sea salt. It was delicious and I can't wait to go back and try something new. Go out and support these local businesses! The service was wonderful and the atmosphere was cool.

(4.5 stars) This newish coffeeshop opened in an unenviable…read moreposition. First, it took over the space from the much-loved Local Roots (which has since reopened as a coffee truck). Next, it had the misfortune of sharing a name - but no other affiliation - with the former Greensboro shop, woefully mismanaged in its last days, that gave way to Chandler's. Look past these ill tidings, however, and there's a lot to like here. The Green Bean is bright and spacious with plenty of seating inside and out. The menu features some appealing seasonal drinks made with local (Fortuna?) beans. The barista I spoke to was kind and patient while I made up my mind. The decision between the Cherry Street Latte (espresso/cherry/vanilla) and the Sundae Mocha (espresso/caramel/white mocha/whipped cream) was a tough one, but I ended up going with the former. The syrups were good, and were it not for some bitterness - perhaps a lighter roast than I'm used to - I'd have liked the coffee as much as I liked everything else about this place. Between Savage Roasters, Kyle's, and others, Kernersville is almost as coffee-packed as Greensboro, and it can be hard to pry yourself away from a local favorite. The Green Bean, however, deserves a shot (pun intended) to brighten up your day.

This was a nice surprise. A hidden gem down the street from our church. Great place to have a…read morequick meeting or just relax and have a wonderfully made drink. I had red velvet latte. It was amazing. I drank it before I thought of taking a photo. They had a biscoff cake that is to die for. We will definitely be back.

I can't believe I haven't done a yelp review of my favorite local coffee shop. I thought I was…read morecoming to update my review. Well ByGood Coffee shop is a great hidden jewel in the area. They are located directly across from Brookstown Inn within a quaint shopping center. They have parking on front and the shop is huge. There is plenty of comfortable seating inside such as couches, bar top tables, counter seating, tabletops & a covered patio. They offer baked goods, pastries, waffles, smoothies, matcha, and coffee/espresso. Ms. Abby & her staff are kind and know the regulars. They roast their coffee beans on site and also sell bags of coffee (beans & ground). They have creative drinks and give back to the community. I met with community leaders regularly at this shop and many had never been before and were happy to revisit. My favorite drinks are anything mocha and they never disappoint. You will find many of my favorites pictured. I recommend them all the time. Give them a try.

Great spot for a pick me up right next to Bookmarks book store. Love the concept and art tunnelread more

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.

I saw this Cafe on the news when they interviewed the 18 year old, Ricky Hidalgo , who cared and…read moreloved coffee so much. He was there this morning so it was a treat to meet him. This place is known for its ethically sourced coffee and he works directly with coffee growers and you can taste the quality!! I ordered the cafe latte for $5.50, 12 oz., and this will be my go-to place now. It was smooooooooth. They even sell special danishes. I ordered the tres leches, and it was so good.

Heard about this new place opened by an 18yo so we wanted to try the new coffee shop right in…read moredowntown! Ordered an iced americano to try to beat the heat and it was fantastic. It was good espresso and very refreshing. The vibe and decor inside was great- it feels very upscale and welcoming. They have plenty of seating and feels very open and clean with natural light. We also saw they had some board games sitting in the corner. The prices are fantastic as well. We definitely would go back as this is one of the best of the coffee shops in the downtown area we've tried (and we've tried a lot of them).

Well after all these years I finally made it in to experience the special place called Angelina's…read moreTea shop. Such a cool place and Wade the proprietor was a fountain of knowledge. He was able to answer any question I had about the 200 or so teas the shop stocks and knows exactly where his merchandise is located. If you are looking for a special piece of tea equipment, accessories, china tea sets, scones, honeys or anything related his shop has it or is going to get it! The teas are from Africa, Japan, China, India, Egypt just everywhere tea is grown. They have tea blends and some teas for medicinal uses as well. On one side of the shop is a myriad of books filling the wall and tables to spend some time if you like sipping on a tea and reading or I'm thinking playing cards. I spent more time there then I thought looking at the teas and merchandise while Wade explained and described the teas I was interested in, a fun way to spend the time getting an education about teas and their back story which I find very interesting. I came in for a tea strainer and maybe a tea or 2 but I left with more knowledge about the tea world and found a friendly shop with just about everything you would need to accompany a tea purchase and a place to linger w a cuppa as some say.

Interesting stop. Mother-in-law in town from Pennsylvania…read moreand wanted me to drive her to Charlotte to buy tea. I thought there had to be a closer place. I looked on Yelp and found this little gem. 200 jars of teas from around the world. You can buy by the ounce. They had lots of other stuff too. Noodles, spices, soups, tea sets, cutting boards, etc. Worth a visit.

Stumbled on this place whilst leaving Greensboro late night (around 10pm +/-) heading back home to…read moreWinston Salem on a rainy night. Now this place is on my radar and when I need coffee in Greensboro I will look for Common Grounds. Most other places were closed or closing at this time of night and consider ourselves so fortunate to have found this place. To me it is the essential Coffee House. It must cater to college age clientele, as observed that night. Grungy and edgy atmosphere with a beatnik vibe that night. Especially with the poetry reading and rotation of musicians doing the music of The Beatles and the 1960s. Which makes sense since it was Sir Paul McCartney's birthday that day. I felt like I time traveled decades back. The coffee that we got was excellent. I believe I got a standard cafe latte. Inviting coffee aromas. Housed in an building from an older error, in an immense space with multiple areas/nooks. Back area I did not spend time in but I could see there was a pool table back there with people just hanging out. Definitely seem like places where people could just be themselves whilst being warm and inviting to those near them. Felt welcoming to intellectualism and good discussions. Also felt like a place not to be rushed and just stay however long. Plenty of board and other games on site. Kind of limited parking in the lot right in front of the building. Parking on the avenue might be challenging? We were lucky to get a spot right by the front door in the parking lot. Close proximity to UNCG campus and other schools. Probably a place that can be walk to fairly easy. In closing one of my favorite coffee houses that I've experienced in the Piedmont triad area.

Been to this place a few times and had a pretty decent experience. This was years ago but I…read moreremember when they used to have singers come out and do little performance once a week and my friends would invite me out to watch their friends perform. I remember the vibes were pretty welcoming. I have gone once since then but during the day and the vibes were pretty chill and low-key but nothing too crazy. Just a typical experience but also a really good college outing memory. The matcha I had from there wasn't particularly my favorite but they used to keep their espresso machine up at night during the performance, I'm not completely sure if I remember correctly if they sold liquor or alcohol but the drink that I did have from there the first time I went was pretty good. The ambiance is pretty normal for greensboro, I feel like almost every establishment you walk in, there will be cracked floors but I just remember the staff was pretty awesome and as far as pastries, they had a pretty good variety and gluten free options and other food sensitivity options. I believe a few years ago, I recall an episode of "Catfish" where Nev and Max also visited this place so that was pretty interesting to experience that but honestly a pretty decent place.