The Farmers Market is part of our Saturday's in Winston! The…read morebest produce, flowers, baked goods, coffee, and tea can be found at Cobblestone Market. A local favorite. Photos are from two of my favorites; Tea & Toast and Chippeekiyay! Clean, safe, live music. Perfect Fall family activity!

This was my first time at the cobblestone farmers market that starts each year in the spring and…read morelast until fall. There are so many vendors selling everything from kombucha to fresh fruits and vegetables, and there is even a fresh juice bar that had delicious juices! there is chai tea, and coffee from Camino bakery! Chad's Chai is also here selling their delicious teas and fresh chives.. The prices are also reasonable for what you get here. everything is fresh and locally grown so it's worth every penny! If you have never come down to the cobblestone farmers market in Winston-Salem, you should you won't be disappointed!

Great little food & coffee coop. Lots of parking and nice, outdoor seating…read more Lots of options for fresh foods and cool imports and it's not overpriced at all! Service is quick and efficient. Lots of cute little embellishments to make looking fun with kids. Also 2 Free Libraries for books to entertain children as well.

Acadia Foods is pumping out some of the cities finest vegetarian options and there's plenty of meat…read moreoptions for the carnivores. The service is a little bit transactional, but it was also busy during our visit. It took about 25 minutes to receive our order, so my coffee was gone before the food arrived. The BAT was a bit underwhelming, a bit dry and lacked much substance for the $10 price tag. It really needed more arugula and tomatoes to make it refreshing. It tasted like two slices of toast with crispy bacon. Good toast, good bacon, but some more veggies would have been nice. The Breakfast Burrito we ordered with house made tofu was loaded with potatoes, cheese, eggs and topped with salsa. It was spicy and filling, well worth the trip here. We ordered a cup of coffee, but weren't sure of their refill policy on drip coffee, but none were offered even though we sat at the counter. We also had a Salted Butter Pie which was delicious. It reminded me of pecan pie, without the pecans. Overall a solid first visit. We will be back to try that Collard Melt and Fancy Bologna Sandwich.

I love the spirit of this place and every time I go I have a great time it's beyond a local grocery…read morestore. It's like it's own little community. there are so many great events, I love that they feature a dog of the week, the wine and beer tastings are spot on. The service is excellent.. and the ambience overall is more than I could've ever imagined.

Nice neighborhood market. The offerings have declined over the years. However, the drink specials…read moreare a nice add. Note that it can get crowded on those nights.

The Dixie Classic Farmer's Market is good but it is not my favorite. A few times I have had a hard…read moretime finding produce from North Carolina at this market a lot from Virginia, which is still regional but I would love to see more NC spots there. The flowers are beautiful, like most farmer's market they are the wild flowers. Unfortunately, wild flowers don't really hold up super well once you get home. I did think it was neat this year that they did the $20 challenge where Nikki Miller-Ka cooks a meal for four, for $20 with all ingredients that were purchased at the Farmer's Market. I do really like Grace Meadow Farm, that is usually at this market that sells chorizo and ground beef. It is some good stuff! The butter at Mill River Farm is also awesome. The parking lot is pretty tight and can be a bit of a pain getting in and finding a spot on Saturday morning.

I'm surprised no one has rated this market on Yelp yet. Maybe it's because they're too afraid that…read moreonce this little gem gets exposed, the increased demand will cause farmers to raise their prices. Well, I think the farmers deserve to raise their prices because they're ridiculously low as it is. I've only been in Winston Salem for a year, but this Farmer's Market can even beat Costco on price and quality. Come early for the best selection of everything from green onions to heirloom tomatoes, to organic peppers. Bring flowers home to your wife/girlfriend, and buy a rug from the nice veteran on the eastern wall. There are salsa (the food, not the dance) competitions, local honey farmers, and a good amount of (free) parking. The best part about this place is how kind the farmers are. They'll always give you more than you pay for, and are generous on their samples.

I can't believe I waited so long to shop at smoke city meats. The butcher was very nice and…read moreanswered my questions. My son liked that they had a sign saying where the different meats came from. On this trip we got the ground beef and pork belly. The butcher was kind enough to remove the skin. The prices were very reasonable. And both meats made very delicious dinners for my family.

Well when asked what farm the meat was from, staff didn't know. When asked if products were…read morehumanely raised. I got "probably". I was a little surprised that so little could be provided. I would go to the supermarket but most people who are conscious of animal abuse, this is an important point.

Visited the local TJs while in town recently, what a zoo! TJ's used to be something years ago, but…read morenow its just another overpriced consumer hell. Crowded, parking is insane, people shopping are rude or oblivious of anything other than their own selfish wants. This may be what some think is shopping but I am positive I'm not the only one who feels like this place is a joke and gone way downhill from its days of old. Would rather support the local markets, farmers markets and places than this corporate chain operation. Understand it but sure don't get it. There are way less stressful shopping places than this. What a trainwreck. 2.5 Stars rounded up instead of down 01154

I have been a long time lover of Trader Joe's but had yet to visit this location. I was not let…read moredown. Despite it being crazy busy on a Sunday, there were several workers available to help find products and answer questions. And of course, my cashier was just as sweet as could be and made the check out process fun! They also had a sample table out with cheese and oh my word that cheese was amaaaaaazing. I added the picture below because this is like the best cheese I've ever had lol. Love it!

Interesting grocery store. We went primarily looking for 'hot' canned green chilies because where…read morewe live, the stores only carry mild or medium. Long story short, Compare does not carry the hot chilies either. BUT, the do have a fairly good vegetable department and their meat selection is pretty good also. The store is more of an international market rather than strictly Hispanic food. I'll probably return for the vegetables.

Check your receipts carefully because they consistently charge more at the register than the tag on…read morethe shelf or tag on meat. I could understand if it was one item but i purchased five items and two rang up higher ($1.30 difference). I definitely won't drive out of my way to this store again

The business has moved off Stratford road to a much larger commercial building. The freezers are…read morefull and the assortment of merchandise is just as diverse as before. Here is the new address: Lee's Asian Market 4.7(43) · Market 1901 Margaret St · (336) 725-5889 Usually open from 10 am to 8 PM.

Take it for what it is - a neighborhood Asian grocery store. It's the Pacific version of a Hispanic…read morebodega, a hodge lodge of food and candies, cases of ramen and hard to find specialty ingredients. I've found things here that otherwise I'd have to go to SuperG in Greensboro or Charlotte to find. The owner is knowledgeable and helpful. If you're friendly, he will be too.

Hey Family! I love discovering places, based solely on a recommendation. Coincidentally, I was…read moredoing a Yelp event nearby and I was making conversation when the bartender suggested that I come here. I haven't tried many vegan desserts because I find that something is always missing, it's lacking flavor, or not sweet enough. I can CONFIDENTLY say that, The Ginger Bread Man Bakery is absolutely amazing and had none of those problems. I dare say that these vegan desserts actually tasted better than some of my other favorite bakeries. I love that this gives me another reason to come to Winston. It's really cute and cozy in the inside. However, it is small but there is some seating. The person at the counter was super helpful and very friendly. She said that of course I couldn't go wrong with getting the classic gingerbread which was delicious. I was pleasantly surprised at how moist it was. There were also a variety of cupcakes where they do rotate them out pretty often. I opted for the blueberry Chai cupcake. I enjoyed the frosting and it had like a blueberry filling on top as well. And lastly I tried the blueberry Cookie Butter Mini pie. That one was very addicting. I tried my best not to eat the whole thing. Since it was warm outside and I had to drive back to Greensboro, I loved that the mini pies where refrigerated and the person at the counter, actually wrapped it up for me so it could stay cool on the ride home. I will definitely come back to try more items and I can add this place in rotation with my favorite bakeries. If you are in the area, do check this place out. You won't be disappointed.

We had an amazing experience visiting Gingerbread Man Bakery in Winston-Salem…read more The owner Wade took the time to tell us about how the bakery started and how much the community means to him. The shop was inspired by his love for baking and encouragement from friends -- and some of those same friends actually work in the bakery today, which made the environment feel really welcoming. We also loved seeing how he collaborates with other local creatives. From merch designed by a local tattoo artist to candles and soaps made through local partnerships, you can really feel the community support inside the shop. Now for the desserts. We tried: * Blueberry Chai Cupcake * Orange Rosemary Cupcake * Key Lime Cupcake * Fruity Pebbles Cake Pop * Mint Chocolate Chip Cookie * Banana Pudding Cookie * Gingerbread Cookie Every flavor combination was impressive. The blueberry chai cupcake literally tasted like drinking a cup of tea, and somehow the banana pudding cookie actually tasted like banana pudding. Our favorite was the Key Lime cupcake. Great desserts, great atmosphere, and great people. Definitely worth visiting if you're in Winston-Salem.