(4.5 stars) Housed in a historical building, The Remedy has…read morecharm to spare. The high wooden bookshelves and designated reading tables give it literary cachet, but The Remedy leans more cozy than stuffy. There's plenty of seating inside and out, and this would be as good a place for a group as it would be for partaking solo. Part coffeeshop and part bar, The Remedy also offers baked goods, flatbreads and charcuterie alongside its coffees, teas, and cocktails. I passed on the food (it seemed overpriced), but the coffee left no room for complaint. I went with a marshmallow iced latte. It was prepared quickly, and it made for a smooth sip: not too sweet and no acidity. Winston-Salem has no shortage of places to grab a drink of the caffeinated or alcoholic varieties, but it's hard to beat the atmosphere that The Remedy has to offer.

Ummm..no. I think the main selling point for this place is the historical building that it's in and…read morethe cool ambience inside. It was packed for a Friday at noon. Service = not great. I felt like I interrupted the gentlemen's conversation by trying to order and they were not very friendly. The veggie quiche was over $7 and kind of small. I was still hungry. It was good though. I'll add that I did not try the coffee (which apparently is a staple) There are so many OTHER breakfast and coffee spots in the city... I'll just say that.

We stopped in here based on a recommendation from a friend. We were in town for a wedding and this…read morespot was walking distance from our hotel. We came in on an unseasonably chilly May morning nursing a bit of a hangover. Krankies was delightfully warm with plenty of seating. I got the Hangover Cure biscuit, which had eggs, fried chicken, bacon, cheese, and gravy on the side. I also got a hot latte and then topped it off with a cinnamon roll. My partner got the sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit with an iced latte. The lattes: go with a flavored one if you grab a coffee here. Their plain latte was not that good but their vanilla latte was very good. Biscuits: WOW! The Hangover Cure is hefty with plenty of biscuit to go around - I had some to take home with me. It was absolutely everything I needed after a night of imbibing with friends. My partner also enjoyed his biscuit. Cinnamon roll: very good! They had a variety of baked goods to choose from. Definitely worth the add. All in all, I think we spent $40, which feels reasonable for the amount and quality of food we received. Definitely worth a stop in if you happen to be in the area.

Stopped by while in town visiting a friend. Had a good variety of options, super friendly staff,…read moreand very cute items to purchase, like shirts, stickers, and local art. I am taking off one star because there is an accessible entrance, but it is extremely hard to miss! We did not realize they had one until we struggled to enter through the front door. Everything else was a great experience.

Camel City Coffee has been serving up coffee in the Winston-Salem area for seven years. This…read morelocally owned and operated coffee shop is a must-try if you are in the area. Offering a wide variety of drink options, including drip coffee, fraps, lattes (coffee, matcha, chai), hot cocoa, apple cider, and a rotation of seasonal and specialty drinks. The barista was friendly and promptly greeted me when I walked in. Since this was my first visit, I asked the barista what they suggested. They recommended the iced oatmeal cookie latte, which I ordered. The drink was done quickly, and the quality was phenomenal. The flavors blended perfectly and tasted just like an oatmeal cookie.

Adorable coffee shop. We stopped in on our way out of town at the suggestion of our Air BnB host. I…read morelove strong iced coffee that isn't too sweet. The Vietnamese iced coffee is exactly what I was wanting. I should have asked for a little less creamer and sweetener because I prefer a strong coffee flavor. However the coffee made as is was good. The service was great and I would definitely recommend this location.

Cozy little patio nestled perfectly in Reynolda Village. I used to visit Penny Path when it was…read morelocated in HP and have finally found my way back to its "new" home in Winston-Salem. My partner and I were greeted immediately upon arriving inside and were told me could sit anywhere we liked on the patio. We could have sat inside, but It was a beautiful day so we wanted to take advantage of the weather and view. We ordered coffees-my dirty chai latte was delicious and my partner was happy with her iced americano as well. We shared the apple crepe and although I wished it had a little more moisture inside, the cinnamon and Nutella were delicious and complimented the apples nicely. The service was excellent, we enjoyed our time, and would definitely return.

We were dropping my daughter off at a summer program at Wake Forest and had about an hour to grab…read moresome food. Village Tavern was my first pick, but was a 25+ min for a table and we were hungry and in somewhat of a rush. We made our way next door to penny path and I was excited for crepes and maybe even more excited for coffee. I had skipped my usual 2 cups that morning thanks to a rushed airport experience. The iced latte hit the spot. Even my 15 year old stole some sips because she liked it and isn't a coffee drinker (yet). As for the crepes it was ok. I went with the Brie, apple and turkey Brie which is usually an amazing combo but just wasn't doing it for me. I ate about half because I was famished and held off on the rest. My husband polished off his Hawaiian crepe and my daughter did the same with her pizza crepe. Since we were there for lunch we went savory over sweet, but the sweet ones did look good. I'd come back for coffee, but would probably eat elsewhere next time. However it was a very cute cafe in an adorable little center not too far from campus.

Okay this spot is SO CUTE. Located in downtown Winston-Salem, it was one of the only coffee shops…read moreopen at 7am in the area. I came in desperate for a quick hit of caffeine. I got an ube iced latte and then a raspberry and cream cheese danish. Both were absolutely delightful and came out relatively quickly. This is a great place to stop in if you're in the area. If I had the time, it also looked like a good spot to do some teleworking. They have large windows that look out onto downtown, and it lets in a lot of natural light.

We just moved to the area for a travel work position and decided to stop here after lunch. I…read moreordered two macarons (mimosa and chocolate). The mimosa was light and flavorful without being overpowering. It was a subtle flavor but pleasant. The chocolate was exactly what you'd expect from a chocolate macaron, which was good. It had a rich chocolate flavor but wasn't too heavy. I did walk with it on a warm day, so it began to melt a bit. But overall, it was still enjoyable. My fiancé ordered the ginger cookie. He liked it. It has a crust of sugar on top and had a nice ginger taste. The texture was soft but didn't fall apart easily. The server at the cash register was helpful. We asked what the Santiago dessert was, and he explained thoroughly. He also asked if the macarons could be in the same box instead of assuming. We didn't stay in long enough to get a vibe necessarily, but everyone sitting inside seemed to be at ease and enjoying their time. We will return to try more.

Pine Smoke tea (homemade) vanilla + almond milk latte. Incredible owners and best aesthetic for a…read morecoffee shop. Quality and service are outstanding! Tea sold by the bag!!! No additives, no fillers, no dyes. Also had a HOMEMADE blueberry muffin but it did not last long.

I can't believe I haven't done a yelp review of my favorite local coffee shop. I thought I was…read morecoming to update my review. Well ByGood Coffee shop is a great hidden jewel in the area. They are located directly across from Brookstown Inn within a quaint shopping center. They have parking on front and the shop is huge. There is plenty of comfortable seating inside such as couches, bar top tables, counter seating, tabletops & a covered patio. They offer baked goods, pastries, waffles, smoothies, matcha, and coffee/espresso. Ms. Abby & her staff are kind and know the regulars. They roast their coffee beans on site and also sell bags of coffee (beans & ground). They have creative drinks and give back to the community. I met with community leaders regularly at this shop and many had never been before and were happy to revisit. My favorite drinks are anything mocha and they never disappoint. You will find many of my favorites pictured. I recommend them all the time. Give them a try.

Every Starbucks is about the same, but I like this one because the staff despite being swamped by…read morecollege students all day is generally nice and helpful. For example, today they closed at 4 p.m. because of spring break but still took time to make me a pour over coffee when I arrived after four and they were cleaning up. Only downside is that you can pay using your Starbucks card or mobile app but cannot redeem rewards at this location, as at many Starbucks locations inside businesses. I assume that is some sort of corporate policy or arrangement with franchises but its lame nonetheless.

What a nice cup of grande size. Why don't you just give me a cup full of ice. This is unbelievable.read more