The little buildings that make up Reynolda Village itself were once the outbuildings of the Reynolda House. Now, the entire area has been repurposed into charming shops and restaurants. The neighborhood surrounding Reynolda Village, including the houses bordering the Reynolda gardens & fields, the houses surrounding Graylyn, and the houses adjacent to SECCA, are fortunate to be so close to some of the best walking trails in Winston.
Located in the charming Reynolda Village, this Village Tavern location serves old school charm with its welcoming bar. It’s very popular with the locals and is exceptionally crowded on Wake Forest Parents’ Weekend. Delicious, classic American food with a great patio.
A village bar & market located in Reynolda Village- above its sister restaurant, Dough-Joe’s. They sell amazing and unique cocktails, delicious food and local goods in a dreamy, boho setting.
A day spa located in Reynolda Village offering massages, facials, airbrush training, manicures and pedicures, body treatments, and jane iredale make-up.
Dough-Joe’s is a family owned business serving up the best made-to-order doughnuts in town. Nestled in Reynolda Village, the warm, inviting atmosphere (along with the smell of fried dough) makes for the perfect spot to spend an entire morning. They offer a variety of tasty glazes and toppings for your freshly fried doughnut, and each one is out of this world. There’s also a full coffee bar and a case filled with assorted baked goods.
This historic home is now a museum of American art. Today, works by Georgia O’Keeffe, Grant Wood, Stuart Davis, and Jacob Lawrence hang on the walls of the restored house, while changing exhibitions are featured in a 3,000 square-foot-gallery. Decorative arts and archival objects complete the Museum’s three collections.
The Graylyn Estate is a historic luxury boutique hotel owned and operated by Wake Forest University.
Big menu with a wide variety of starters, salads, pizzas, burgers, sandwiches, steaks, fresh fish and Italian favorites. Come hungry!
