When the weather is nice, hit one of these patios or outdoor spaces to soak up the sun.
Reynolda Village is an adorable little grouping of shops and restaurants right next to Wake Forest University. There is a great running trail that connects the Village to WFU, and there is also a trail that circles the Reynolda House lawn and field.
Located in the same spot as West Salem Public House, this place is serving up some of the best coffee and pastries in town. Offering perfectly crafted espresso drinks in a beautifully modern space, it’s a great place to work, study or just relax. They have a lovely outdoor seating space, as well–a fenced backyard that’s perfect for a weekend family picnic with the kids and dog!
An outdoor shopping center off Stratford Rd. with retail stores, supermarkets and restaurants. It’s lined with beautiful trees and benches, and there’s plenty of parking. It’s perfect for walking around and window shopping.
A park off Silas Creek Parkway with a playground, four soccer fields, four tennis courts, a fitness trail and restroom.
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 unique playground with a dinosaur theme and interactive dinosaurs throughout. There are several slides and swings, as well as a climbing structure and monkey bars. This playground is best for older children (5+) due to the size of the equipment.
East of Texas celebrates the rich and diverse food traditions of Texas, from slow-smoked meats to Tex-Mex flavors shaped by generations of history and culture. Inspired by growing up in Houston and experiencing the full spectrum of Texas cuisine—from Galveston’s blue crabs to Hill Country BBQ—the restaurant brings these beloved flavors to Winston-Salem
A casual dining chain serving pizza, burgers, salads and more- located in the Thruway Shopping Center.
A brewhouse with traditional and seasonal offerings, large TVs, and frequent events & food trucks. They make excellent beer and have a great space right in between the Trade Street Arts district and Industry Hill.
