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.
Big menu with a wide variety of starters, salads, pizzas, burgers, sandwiches, steaks, fresh fish and Italian favorites. Come hungry!
A locally-owned, independent optometry practice in Reynolda Village with a unique selection of eyewear. Their team includes an optometrist and three eyewear stylists.
May Way Dumplings is a tiny little spot located in the beautiful Reynolda Village. They offer a simple Chinese menu of dumplings, steamed buns, noodles and soups. They also have bubble tea! Everything is fresh and packed with flavor. Only take-out service is available and outdoor seating is limited.
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.
A high-end men’s clothing store offering complimentary tailoring services.
An event venue located in the center of the Reynolda Historic District. It is perfect for weddings, corporate or social events.
