This family-owned and operated coffee shop, located just outside Winston-Salem, is a true hidden…read moregem. Their shop features a spacious interior with ample seating and a separate and enclosed kids' play area. Their menu includes a wide variety of drink options from matcha to lattes, cortados, and Americanos. The three most popular drinks are the maple brown sugar shaken espresso, honey coconut matcha, and salted caramel mocha. All of their drink syrups are made in-house. Their spring specialty menu includes three drinks: the honey pistachio, honey brown sugar hazelnut, and the salted honey lavender. The barista was incredibly friendly and helpful in choosing a drink. She recommended the salted honey lavender latte, which I got iced. It was ready quickly, and the presentation was beautiful. The flavor was fantastic. I cannot recommend this coffee shop enough. If you are in the Winston-Salem area, it is a must-try.

I was so excited to be able to get by here during their open hours and as I pulled into the parking…read morelot, there were no cars. I circled and saw a sign that said "We Are Open!" so I pulled in and went inside. It was 9:58am and I was afraid that maybe I was there as they were just opening, but their hours online are earlier than that. One couple also parked and entered before me. They ordered and then it was my turn. Two more people came in after I ordered and from start to finish it was a 15 minute experience to get an overpriced latte to-go. The server was nice and friendly, but so slow. This is not the place for anyone who has somewhere to be. They have a play area for kids over to the side, but there are only small windows that you would not be able to see in if someone were sitting at the tables in front of them, so that kind of defeats the purpose of allowing kids to play while parents rest and have coffee with a friend. There was plenty of seating and natural light. It's decorated beautifully. I tried the Salted Caramel Banana Latte and it was okay. It wasn't my favorite coffee I've ever had and a huge turnoff was the fact that it was a 20 ounce latte (a lot of shops offer a 24 ounce as their large size) and it was $9.00! That is insane to me! I am glad I tried it, but unfortunately I can't waste time or funds like that again.

My first time here and it's so cute. Staff were very friendly and offering seems vast. My latte…read morewith added protein was yummy! Seating area is very comfortable and accommodated a fair number of people. Can't wait to visit again. Especially looking forward to the outdoor area.

Well, maybe we just visited on an off day 5/14/26. I took my wife and 21yr old granddaughter there…read morefor "breakfast". We had a turkey/avocado wrap from the side refrigerator, a peach danish, some cinnamon swirl cake for food. We drank: a large dark black coffee, small regular coffee and "blueberry" iced drink. The wrap was so-so but it was dated 5/8 and I didn't' see that until after I had eaten half of it. The hot coffees were warm as if they hadn't been heated hot enough or the carafes were left open. The cinnamon swirl did not taste fresh and the peach danish must have been a day-old or so. We agreed we might try it again, but it will be at a future random date. The ambience is what attracted us in the first place; but the food and beverages were not acceptable, sorry. The service was very nice!

Clutch is one of my favorite coffee places to go to when I'm in Clemmons! I love that they have…read moremonthly freebies (such as this cute little duck)

It's been a while since I've ordered any of the smoothies Clutch offers, for as you can see in my…read moreprevious reviews the quality of those drinks seemed to slip over time. But I do drop by Clutch sometimes for coffee drinks, usually of the iced or frozen variety. They're pretty good, though if you pick any of the flavored stuff you should be prepared for the sugar rush that will set in thereafter. I often avoid the flavor additions for this very reason. On occasion they'll even slip in a few shots of espresso on the house, which makes for a nice boost if you're into that sort of thing. The young folks working here are always polite and quick, and they've never gotten one of my orders wrong. Their location isn't hard to find, but there isn't much room to navigate from their order window back through the driveway they share with a neighboring business and then onto Lewisville-Clemmons. The site layout simply isn't great, so be prepared to contend with that.

This was my first time visiting. Right away, the place caught my eye with a nice selection of baked…read moregoods, stuffed pastries, coffee, breakfast items, and sandwiches. I tried both the bacon, egg, and cheese croissant and the sausage, egg, and cheese croissant. They were pretty good,nothing out of the ordinary, but solid and satisfying. The prices were reasonable, which is always a plus. I wouldn't recommend this spot for a big group, as there isn't much seating. Tables are small and better suited for about four people or fewer. The staff was super friendly and welcoming, which I really appreciated. However, I do have to be honest, the mac and cheese side was not good at all. Unfortunately, that was a miss for me, so I'd suggest skipping that item. Overall, everything else I tried was good, the service was great, and it's a nice spot for a coffee, bakery and or quick breakfast or sandwich stop.

I just wanted a quick sandwich. I had never gotten anything other than the chicken salad, which is…read moregood. I changed today, I tried the grilled Ruben with pastrami it was fantastic. Hot and grilled perfectly. Thought I'd add lettuce, tomato & onions, never had one like that it was delicious. So glad I stopped by.

(4.5 stars) Housed in a historical building, The Remedy has…read morecharm to spare. The high wooden bookshelves and designated reading tables give it literary cachet, but The Remedy leans more cozy than stuffy. There's plenty of seating inside and out, and this would be as good a place for a group as it would be for partaking solo. Part coffeeshop and part bar, The Remedy also offers baked goods, flatbreads and charcuterie alongside its coffees, teas, and cocktails. I passed on the food (it seemed overpriced), but the coffee left no room for complaint. I went with a marshmallow iced latte. It was prepared quickly, and it made for a smooth sip: not too sweet and no acidity. Winston-Salem has no shortage of places to grab a drink of the caffeinated or alcoholic varieties, but it's hard to beat the atmosphere that The Remedy has to offer.

Ummm..no. I think the main selling point for this place is the historical building that it's in and…read morethe cool ambience inside. It was packed for a Friday at noon. Service = not great. I felt like I interrupted the gentlemen's conversation by trying to order and they were not very friendly. The veggie quiche was over $7 and kind of small. I was still hungry. It was good though. I'll add that I did not try the coffee (which apparently is a staple) There are so many OTHER breakfast and coffee spots in the city... I'll just say that.

Starbucks is always such a convenient place for me to stop…read moreby and get a yummy drink on my way to work. I love the variety of beverages and pastries that they offer on the menu. From Coffee to Refreshers they have a little bit of everything. The ambiance is nice and the service is always wonderful as well!

Literally wouldn't make my drink and made people coming in after mines drink before me, i've been…read morewaiting 10+ minutes

In the fast pace and churning energies we are experiencing on personal and collective levels,…read morefinding ways to support the body, mind, and auric energy fields feels less a luxury and more of a necessity. Today, I went to Oasis at the Mill for a delicious Velvet Fog chaga- & kava-infused drink. I also booked a Vibro-Acoustic Therapy session for the first time! I was asked what I was feeling to experience energetically out of the various programs available and I chose "Release". I didn't know what to expect and it turned out to be quite profound and healing on many levels so I want to share my experience. I was taken to a beautiful dark teal room with Tibetan prayer flags overhead...tranquil and inviting. I put on some padded headphones while the program was being initiated, and made myself comfortable on my back on an ergonomically sculpted bed. Resonant music came through the headphones as the bed began to vibrate and undulate, my back and legs receiving a massage-like experience as my entire body felt the resonance of sound healing. My first impression was feeling I was a garden being tilled...old stagnant energy was being lifted and shaken and I felt a renewed energy pouring through me. In time, I connected my experience with the elements, grounding energy of Earth, sinking and flowing as Water, lifting and moving in spirals as Air, and the warmth and blaze of Fire...as these blended into Spirit I began to journey and fell into what felt like a sleep state. I came out of the sleep state as the resonance shifted, and it gently brought me to stillness over several minutes, softening and slowing until the program ended. I felt refreshed and renewed and was already deciding that "Oh, I have to do this on a regular basis!" And, the fact that there are programs to access many energetic states is so exciting! I can say from the bottom of my freshly renewed heart, DO try this new healing opportunity at Oasis at the Mill! It is truly extraordinary!

I have heard about Oasis for a while, and I'm so glad I finally checked them out! Once you walk in…read moreyou're invited into something magical: a huge array of artisanal loose leaf teas, house-made cooking spices, tea accessories, and more. You're immediately greeted once walk in and the ambiance is just stunning. I wanted to try their teas and got the Mystic Dragon iced w/ a touch on honey, and oh man it was so good and refreshing! If you like green tea that's smooth, slightly vegetal yet aromatic, then this is for you! Bonus is that they also sell ceremonial matcha powder, which is perfect for me since I make my own matcha lattes at home! :) Not only Oasis is just a tea shop, they also offer community classes and events like yoga, sound healing and meditation, and more!

The Coffee Mill in Lewisville is the cutest hidden gem. I absolutely love the vibe at this little…read morecoffee shop. They offer Coffees and Smoothies, they also offer an assortment of baked goods as well. They have l indoor and outdoor seating. Outside on the front porch area you will find a free little library. The service here is great and the smoothie I had today was absolutely delicious! If you haven't tried them out yet I highly recommend it!!

I popped in here about 10:30AM to try some of their sweets, but there was not much left. I settled…read moreon a slice of Lemon Cake. Though this would not have been my first choice (something more exotic, like a Cherry Danish), but I must admit it was very tasty, with the lemon icing being excellent. This place is very home like, comforting, and folks were relaxing and enjoying the food and the ambiance. The service was excellent, friendly and efficient. I will be back!

Stopped in a couple times now for a coffee and a pastry in the morning. A small shop with a walk up…read morecounter and limited seating, so most folks take it to go. The owners and staff are all friendly and kind. Ample parking on the side. My usual is a tall black drip and the java has always been very good, and inexpensive in comparison. They also have an assortment of bakery goods on hand in the glass display at the counter. I have tried a couple different items and each has been really good as well. All in all, a decent little independent coffee shop with friendly service and fair prices 4.5 Stars rounded up for the strong full flavored coffee 01212

Popped in on a Friday afternoon since I was in the area. It's a cozy, small spot! They have a full…read moredrink menu, plus a few specials and various baked goods. Staff were very friendly and quick -- I really enjoyed my iced vanilla latte. And at 5 bucks, it may be the cheapest latte I've had in a while!

Not from Winston Salem area. I came around to do errands and decided to stop by…read more I been wanting to try this place out for a while but hadnt had a chance to. First time trying it in Charlotte and they got me hooked ever since but its too far of a drive for me, glad we have one in the Triad area now. I tryed the paradised iced latte, I believe there was ube foam on top and caramel swirl on the bottom. It was okay, I think I will stick to my salted caramel. Flavor was too llight and it looked very good. A cute decent size coffee shop. I was going to try the Nova Lox smoked salmon bagel with caper,onions and cream cheese but I couldnt,the kitchen is closed. The staff mentioned she already turned off her oven when I walked in...so I guess they stop orders for there food menu a hour before closing.

It was our first time visiting Waterbean Coffee. The space has a stylish decor with a cute coffee…read morebean-stenciled wall that really stands out. I ordered their limited-time matcha drink. The ube gave it such a beautiful color and it tasted great. I could definitely taste the matcha. I also tried the Raspberry Rose macaron but that was a bit of a disappointment. I couldn't really taste either the raspberry or the rose. Since it was after 4 pm, I skipped the coffee (I didn't want caffeine keeping me up all night!) but they had a lot of interesting coffee options. We'll definitely be back to try one next time.