Went here the other day for music bingo and had so much fun! The bartenders were incredibly nice…read moreand helpful. We even had one come to our table and asked if we wanted refills which usually doesn't happen at breweries! They have so many beer options and you can mix them too which is fun. I had the pumpkin ale and mixed it with the oktoberfest beer and it was delicious! They have their own food truck outside where I got pretzel bites & cheese which were good. You can also order on the app which is convenient. It's super dog friendly which is always fun. Can't wait to go back for music bingo again soon

Always chill vibes, good music good beer and good service. We have such a great time when we are…read morehere, hanging out with friends, the bartenders are always very friendly and helpful, and the beer is always so good. You can always catch live music some days and their food always hit the spot.

This is such a cool location. Friendly staff and good beer and drink selections…read more It was nice that they have some food options from other local establishments that can be delivered to the brewery. Would definitely come back when in the area.

I love the decor in the inside space, but I also love the exterior space. The benches are awesome…read moreto eat, drink and be merry! There was a German band playing while we were there and it was very entertaining. The play area for the kids allowed their parents to relax and also keep a good eye on them. The architecture is a great spot if you want to take pictures. I loved my IPA in the glass. Love a sturdy glass for beer. Oh yeah, I would definitely return. I had a great time. My bartender was nice also.

It was a nice day and since it had been a while since our last visit, we stopped by Fiddlin' Fish…read moreBrewing Company in the evening. They had ciders from Bull City Ciderworks so I ordered the Blueberry Lemon cider. My husband started with an IPA which is his favorite but when he saw the limited-time release stout, he decided to switch. It was their last batch of Big Winston Chocolate Stout aged for six months in freshly dumped bourbon barrels from their next-door neighbors at Broad Branch Distillery. I'm not usually a beer drinker but this stout was quite nice. They also added cocoa nibs and I could definitely taste the chocolate. It's always fun to visit breweries because they're constantly offering something new.

Fiddlin' Fish is one of my favorite bars to go to in Winston. The servers here are so nice and…read morethere is always something fun going on. Every Thursday night they offer FREE music bingo, it's so fun and you can win some really cool prizes. They also have a variety of food trucks during the week. If you haven't been here yet you are definitely missing out on a good time!!

This was my first time going to the brewery and it was great! There's plenty of outdoor seating and…read moresome indoor- they have a good selection of lighter to hoppy beers. Everyone working is very knowledgeable about the menu and it's just a good vibey place. Definitely recommend going and if you go on a warm day, the outside seating is perfect

Wow! Amazing beer, great outdoor and indoor space. Love the knowledge and attention to detail from…read morethe servers there. Had the Old Faucet and the Cowboy Grass. Both were incredible and it is clear that they are serious about their craft. It was such a memorable experience. Why not 5 stars? They don't let you taste the beer before ordering a half or full pour. I don't get it. Not sure if they had an issue from people asking for all 5-6 beers to taste and then not buying anything. They have some unique styles that I don't think I've had before like a Zwickelbier. They did mention that if I didn't like it they would give me another one but that seemed more wasteful than providing me with a sample. It seems illogical and unnecessary to me that they wouldn't offer it. I think it goes against the purpose of having a tap room. To enjoy and share your craft with people. A lot of trust goes to the patron to decide that they first have to spend money on something that they don't know if they will like. I think it's the antithesis of what breweries should be. Will I be back- of course because this is easily a 5 star place if they just let you taste the beer before ordering.

My friend and I had a pretty good time here. There was a raspberry gose on tap that was incredibly…read moretasty, and also 6.1% We ordered and shared the nachos which were DELISH. Topped with beer cheese and guac and jalapeños and the most deliciously seasoned grilled chicken. I've been dreaming of these nachos ever since. It was PACKED because of the World Cup so the bartenders were slammed and service was a bit slow. But we got what we needed and despite being busy, they were really nice.

I'd actually give it 3.5 stars. Service was great , she was friendly and quick. Inside is very dark…read morethough and for some reason I felt surfaces and floors were not very clean. Everything felt a little sticky... Anyway we came in trivia night so they had groups of people already there. We weren't playing so we went and sat outside. This area could be nicer but I get it's close to the street so there's only so much they can do. I do appreciate the sound wall and separation from people walking by. I got a vodka soda and my friend got a blonde beer. Basic bar food on the menu if you want food. They had a lot of liquor too which surprised me. Obviously lots of beer. Enjoyed our drinks outside before we head to dinner. Average bar with all the basics. Glad it's still is here while so many places come and go downtown.

This coffee shop is nothing short of phenomenal--a true hidden gem I only wish I'd discovered…read moresooner. We sampled a little bit of everything: the hot vanilla lattes, the Cubano, the cortado, and an almond croissant that tasted like it floated straight down from pastry heaven. Every single item was a flawless 10/10. The staff? Exceptionally warm and welcoming. We even had the pleasure of meeting the owner--genuine, kind, and clearly passionate about the craft. The barista was equally lovely, adding to the charm of the whole experience. And the ambiance... wow. Clean, sleek, filled with natural light, and boasting an immaculate interior that feels both modern and inviting. To top it all off, they also offer a wonderful selection of wine and beer, perfect for unwinding or elevating your evening. This place doesn't just serve coffee; it sets the standard. Truly, this is the best coffee Winston has to offer. If you haven't been yet, do yourself a favor--go. I cannot recommend it enough.

From the outside this place is such a cute little building! Opening the doors it's inviting warm…read moreand welcoming. It has a cool vibe and the service we got from the barista. It was excellent. I ordered the usual coffee shop, staple: and oat milk iced mocha latte. I asked for about half of the usual mocha they put in it, but I don't think that it was enough because I could barely taste the chocolate. When I go back, I will get the full serving of chocolate. Other than that, the coffee was delicious and satisfying. My friend got a cappuccino that he said was excellent as well. The place had the most beautiful aroma of freshly roasted coffee. Neither of us got anything to eat, but they did have a couple of options. I'm pretty sure one of them was a croissant of some sort and we will have to try that when we go back.

Nice quaint winery I stumbled upon while being in the area…read more The workers here were all welcoming and open to talk about the different wines they had to offer as well as allowing us to take our time even with it being close to closing time. Outside snacks are permitted which is great for bringing a charcuterie!!

We were looking for a local winery and found this place! While not easy to find we were very glad…read morethat we found it! The wine was great and our host (Lauren) was very knowledgeable! We enjoyed conversation with a local couple that were regulars and had a great time. The outdoor seating was beautiful and spacious and it didn't hurt that the weather was great! I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a relaxing glass of wine. If we ever end up back in this area we will return!!

I had an absolute blast today visiting Sutler's Spirit Company! The owner, Scot Sanborn, his wife,…read moreDana, and their sweet distillery dog, Moose were so welcoming, entertaining and down right nice! The inside has a very rustic, industrial but yet modern twist with everything copper, stainless steel or natural wood. All of the pillows, chair cushions and even the bed for Moose were made from vintage US Mail bags, which was unique and also the pillows had Sutler's name! The lights were hanging across the ceiling with candles lit in lanterns to give a very relaxing ambiance. The walls lined with barrels aging rum and natural wood and stainless steel tables. They even have a custom skateboard made in collaboration with Exodus Skate Shop! The name of the distillery came from the era of the Civil and Revolutionary Wars, when the "Sutlers" were traveling merchants that had tents and sold the soldiers "spirits" to drink such as gin. This goes back 200 years! This being said, Sutler's Spirit Company is the first legal distillery in Winston Salem and makes each batch of gin and rum with their own recipes and by hand! They even use NC locally grown herbs such as coriander, lavender, juniper berries, Angelica root and dill seed! They make rum in a large copper still and the gin in a stainless steel still so the herbs don't alter the rum flavor. They use natural molasses in place of sugar cane because it can't be grown here and age the rum in bourbon barrels to get a nice, Amber color! The process takes anywhere from a couple weeks for gin to at least 3 months to age the rum! It was captivating to hear not only how they got started, but also how intense the process is... Over 4-5 "cuts" to get the final drink! They use handpicked ceramic bottles with their custom labels and hand cork and seal each batch! The best thing was they even let you grab an empty bottle, rinse it and fill and cork your very own if you like! When we got to taste the gin and rum, I was delighted and very pleased! The rum was smooth, and gave you a little warmth as it went down. It was very clean, yet a little bite at the end... Honestly the first rum I would just sip vs mix! The gin, served "on the rocks", with either a squeeze of fresh lemon or fresh lime juice ...simple, yet smooth and dry with subtle hints of the herbs... The best part was it didn't have that "burn or rubbing alcohol flavor" you get with vodka! The hint of lime provided a nice citrus note and I could sip this as well vs mix it with anything! If you prefer, they'll serve it with tonic as well. They let you keep your rocks glass and also sell bottles, but can only sell one bottle per person per year due to law. They also have handmade, custom souvenirs such as copper shot glasses, copper mugs, shirts and leather bound flasks! Even Moose had a barrel on his collar! They are part of the Craft Distillers Trail and stamp your distillery passport with their wax seal to show you've been and inside it shows every distillery in NC so make sure to take it to each location! Sutler's Spirit Company is located in downtown Winston Salem beside Hoots and The Porch and a definite must!

The Sutler's Spirit tour was my first experience visiting a distillery, and I left with more…read moreknowledge than I ever expected to gain and a yearning to visit more of the distilleries in our state! Sutler's is located in a small renovated warehouse type building which it shares with a restaurant and brewery. I really liked the way the distillery had been decorated as it had a laid back, cozy feel too it with, of course, many wooden barrels. The roaming of the owner's dog Moose also helped to give off a homey sort of feel as we learned about the liquor business. The owner did an excellent job of teaching us about Sutler's Spirit's and how they do things, while also educating us on the industry as a whole. It was very eye opening to learn about the hurdles to getting a product in this industry to market as well as some of the short cuts that can be taken (and how to spot some of the "distilleries" that take these shortcuts). I found it particularly interesting that the distillery itself cannot even sell its own drinks to tour goers (they can give a sample of the products). Luckily, the brewery next door is glad to sell you a drink and will let you carry it on the tour. Hopefully as the distillery industry matures in North Carolina some of the laws will be relaxed a little to encourage more industry growth. As of just a few months ago, Sutler's is now allowed to sell one bottle per person per year, which is certainly a good start. As for the liquor itself, Gin is the only product that Sutler's currently has on the market. Although, they are already working on their next product, Rum. I must admit that I am not a huge Gin fan, but I really did enjoy the Sutler's Gin. It does not have nearly as strong of a Juniper flavor as most Gins that I have tried, but has many different flavors from the botanicals that it is distilled with. The bottle is also unique as it is a super heavy ceramic bottle. This certainly sets it apart in the store and gives it the top shelf look it deserves. Overall, I would highly recommend the tour or Sutlers Spirits if you are looking for something different and out of the norm to do with friends. You will certainly learn a lot, taste some great Gin, and even get a glass to take home with you to drink your Sutler's Gin out of!