A hidden tap room gem in High Point! Goofy has a few of their own small batch beers plus a solid of…read morelocal and national options. I had their cider and ginger beer. Both were such great options for wanting something on the lighter side! It is a relaxed, laid back, and welcoming environment. I love how you can also bring your own food! There are many places to order from near by. Another pro is that they have so many board game options! Def recommend this fun, easy spot to hang out at.

Finally checking this place out! Been on the brewery hitlist for a hot min! They've been open 7yrs…read more& I've been tryna make it here for just over 3! Did not disappoint! The vibe is pure microbrewery and I'm so here for it! They are a hybrid brewery/taproom so they have 5-6 of their own beers and a variety of other local/NC breweries, which is great to keep options open while also showcasing in-house brewing! Jeff, the owner & brewer, was behind the bar when I came in and he is the epitome of the foundation of the craft brew scene. All of the in-house beers were fantastic! The quality and beer artistry that went into the beers was evident with each sip! Also, u gotta luv a place that commits to a theme! This one is board sports and from the name to the decor to the beer names, it is ubiquitous and I'm so here for it! The taproom is small yet weirdly spacious...w/bar, table, upstairs, and even patio seating! So come for the beers and stay for the flight boards (as each one is unique)! Beers had: -Vert Ramp Vanilla Cream Ale 5.3% The flavor notes on both the nose & body/finish on this one -Mile Marker 55 Mango Wit 5% Luved that the hint of very distinct mango was on the finish and the wheat/wit was on the front/middle palate! -Morning Sesh Coffee Stout 7% The coffee was prevalent but not overpowering...I could have this beer w/bfast! Made w/Dark Roast Sumatra -Get Barreled BBA Stout 10.1% This is perfection for the abv; no cloying sweetness, u get the toffee/vanilla behind the finish from the barrel-aging but the tannins & malt from the stout -in-barrel come through gorgeously giving u an unsweet BBA stout that holds up to the 10.1% -Shape Shack Passion Fruit Pear Sour 3.4% I usually don't do sours but this one drinks like a prickly pear (fruit) margarita, and I'm not mad about it!

Super fun wine bar in the heart of Friendly Center. We've been here a few times now, and even…read morejoined in on a dinner and wine pairing a few months back. We've had an amazing time on all occasions. The space is very comfortable inside with a huge bar top and cozy seating throughout. They have a ton of books and wall decor on the history of Greensboro as well. TVs inside with sports on so the place appeals to many. And the covered patio is great with plenty of seating outside. Huge variety of whites, reds, sweet and dessert wines, plus a nice beer selection for those more into the hops. They also have a small menu of bites, apps and charcuterie's to go along with the drinks. Not a full meal, but a perfect pairing for the drinks. The owners are a blast as well. Inviting, friendly and a pleasure to talk to. They have a ton of activities planned weekly and monthly. Live music all the time, special wine flights, and amazing dinner and wine events you can sign up for in advance. A great pit stop while shopping at Friendly, an outing for drinks with friends and family, or enjoy live music and special events throughout the week and month. Something for everyone!

Great service!! Everyone so very friendly and helpful…read more Good appetizers. We will go back

Such a great spot! The staff here really knows their wines and made the tasting super enjoyable. It…read morewas a fun way to try some new wines I might not have picked on my own. The vibe is warm and inviting, and the patio is perfect for hanging out with a glass. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Greensboro!

This wine bar is in a fairy tale type house w a high pitched roofline, oval shaped door and wooden…read moreboard shutter. It looks out of place resting on the edge of a busy street. So parking is very limited but worth the trouble to stop in for a nice variety of wines in a busy, cozy, unique tavern. They have friendly staff that serve at and around the bar and tables in a effortless manner that amazes me when the place is hopping. I did not have to wait long to place my request or receive same. I inquired about the wine tasting for $5.00 and was told you would receive 2 tastings of white wine. Perhaps they do reds on a different night but I didn't ask. There is a written wine list of reds and whites to order full glasses of whites or reds which should suffice. I asked folks what they were drinking and there were many red wine-o's ha ha. The Bordeaux drinkers were happy with their choice and the Malbec drinkers were satisfied with their choice and commented the wine was soft. I chose a cold Chenin Blanc mostly cuz I haven't seen it on a menu in the Triad for quite some time. It was quite good great nose of sweetness but dry enough to be a good all round table wine. Its similar to Pinot Gregio but not dry or tart. I think when I'm back in GSO I will stop in to this unique wine bar again as it was a nice experience and everyone seemed very chill and friendly.

Truly an incredible restaurant. I only make it to Greensboro a few times a year and I ALWAYS make…read moretime to eat here. Incredible, creative, and balanced food. Cocktails to pair and perfectly crafted. Service is amazing and the overall vibe of the space is warm and comfortable. This is one of my favorite restaurants all time.

I enjoyed the charcuterie board. The cheese with the truffle was creamy and rich. It was arranged…read morebeautifully and there were plenty of accoutrements to make this a well-rounded tasting experience. Was not a huge fan of the taste of the duck prosciutto. The salmon itself unfortunately disappointed me. For the price ($45), I was hoping for punchier flavors. Not a bad dish, but I wish the vegetables and the bottom had more forward flavors. Everything was nicely assembled and cooked, but it wasn't for me. The ambiance is comforting. You have the opportunity to watch chefs cook--an open layout that provides the ambiance of an upscale restaurant--but it still feels casual enough for you to walk in on a weekday, feel invited and not one bit out of place, whether you are eating with friends or eating solo (which I was, along with some other patrons).

Another great visit to House Divided. Top 2 spots for wings in Greensboro! Their signature sauce…read morewith lemon pepper seasoning on top is the best combo! Just ask. Mac and cheese, collards, green beans, tacos, yum! Must try the salmon bites. They are SO good! Perfectly breaded and fried. The service was friendly, the food was out hot and fast. Everything I've tried here is amazing. Definitely check it out!

Confession: when I've gone to House Divided in person, I usually can't tell you what the food…read moretastes like... because by the time I make it home, I've had a few too many drinks to focus on details. BUT--thank God for DoorDash. That's where the real relationship started, and let me tell you: their consistency is ridiculous. The chicken wings? Fried to absolute perfection. Seasoned to the gods. Sauced to the saucy lords. (You feel me?) Every single time, it's a hit. The mac & cheese? Never misses. Some places, you roll the dice--depends on who cooked that day. Not here. It's always cheesy, seasoned, soft, and straight-up comfort in a bowl. And it must sit next to its best friend: the candy yams. That duo never fails me. My go-to order: chicken wings with the snack sauce + yams + mac & cheese. My fiancé sticks to the wings and double fries, and he's never disappointed either. In fact, I can honestly say there's never been a time I've ordered from House Divided and regretted it. If you're hunting for the best wings in Greensboro, House Divided is top tier. Honestly, they're tied with Bon Bons in my book--two legends, one crown.

This is a wonderful wine bar with super friendly staff who are happy to talk you through all their…read moreoptions and help you make a great decision on your drink. They regularly have wine flights from unique locations or themes, for example they recently had a Uruguay set. This is a great way to try multiple new wines easily and with a unique twist.

Lewis & Elm is quickly becoming part of my routine. The atmosphere is effortlessly cozy and…read morewelcoming, the kind of place where you instantly feel welcome. The staff is wonderful, shoutout to Luke with the Disney pins for always bringing great energy. The food and wine never miss. I've loved everything from relaxing with a glass of wine to sharing a bottle with a friend or joining the weekly themed wine tastings. They also serve desserts from The Salted Phoenix, if you've ever seen them at the Corner Farmers Market, you know how good they are. The lineup of recent events has been excellent, with something new to look forward to every week. I recently went to one of their Tuesday themed trivia nights, and it was absolutely hilarious (and surprisingly competitive). The Twilight theme night had me laughing the whole time -- a little chaotic, a lot of fun, and some of the side conversations went way deep. I'm already eyeing future trivia nights, I'll be back when the theme lets me unleash my useless pop culture knowledge, maybe 2000s Broadway or Disney Channel movies? Last Saturday's house/jazz DJ set with Jon.Viz was amazing. The vibe was intimate, warm, and totally unique. To top it all off, they have a wine club that I'm planning to join in January 2026. The selection is thoughtful, affordable, and clearly curated by people who genuinely love what they do. Lewis & Elm has that rare mix of comfort, community, and creativity -- a perfect little escape right in the middle of Greensboro. P.S. the check comes in a small book where guests can leave notes. It's a lovely detail that makes each visit feel special. I definitely recommend writing one.

10 stars!!! Amazing owner and staff. Largest wine pour in North America. They always have great…read morelive music and several food options nearby that you can bring in or just bring your own picnic basket.

Nice place with great music but didn't offer any NA options in terms of beer or wines.read more

Wow I can't believe I've lived in Greensboro this whole time and I've never been here! This is the…read moreperfect place to go for a birthday, date, or just a good meal or cocktail. The inside is cozy and on the smaller side but so cute. We started with the buratta appetizer which came with focaccia and pesto which was all amazing. The pesto had a great garlic flavor and the bread was lightly toasted. For an entree, I had the Moroccan couscous with crispy chickpeas and even though the picture might look a little weird, I can assure you it was delicious. The chickpeas were really crispy as promised and the flavor was delicious. It was well seasoned and the sauces were so good. The green one was a mint parsley I think and the orange was my favorite - red pepper tahini. My only complaint would be that I want more of the sauce because it was so good. I really enjoyed & I appreciated that they had this vegan option. They have tons of wine & the cocktail menu is also great. The waiter was super friendly and quick. I ordered a cocktail with vodka instead of tequila which wasn't a problem at all. I tried a few of the cocktails and they were all really good and perfectly described on the menu. I really enjoyed everything here and can't wait to go back!

This restaurant has been a mainstay for my wife and I since they opened years ago. There have been…read moretimes where the food wasn't fully on point (too little salt or spice) and inevitable bartender turnover but through it all it has been a wonderful place to relax over a extremely well made cocktail. Food - the new Sous chef that joined 6-8 months ago has breathed new life into the menu and the execution has improved as wee. As of 4/17 - Pork belly vao buns were stellar. Great balance between the heat and the sweet. We'll be back again soon

Rioja is an excellent place to drink exceptional wines at a reasonable price…read more The location has great ambience and can be an excellent place for an evening drink on your own, a night out with your girls, or a nice date spot. I will say the parking lot is super hectic and stays pretty packed. I was able to find a nice part, but it didn't look promising and I'm not sure where the next this area is to park if you can't get in the parking lot. For this visit, my group split a bottle of wine. Our host made it easy to do so. He answered all of our questions, let us sample a few ones to see which one we liked best, and he was super attentive. I forget about this spot because it's not on my normal route, but when I go, it's always an amazing experience.

The staff here is INCREDIBLE. Super kind and welcoming. Great chicken salad and tinned fish…read moreselection. Perfect for a girls night!

Food always tasty! Cocktails are great. Bar wait staff are pros. Fun place to meet friends for…read moredinner.

Visited May 17 around 2:05 PM, just the two of us. Seated right away, orders taken within minutes,…read moreand the appetizer came out quickly. Entrées followed in a reasonable time, no real issue there. Sammy G's has been in High Point for years and offers a wide menu with a little bit of everything. They also bring out little yeast rolls that are pretty good and they were warm when served. We started with the thin cut onion rings. My husband said "less than spectacular," and that sums it up. Some were sliced so thin you mostly tasted breading, and they were a bit greasy. I would skip these. He ordered the fish sandwich with Brussels sprouts (premium side with a small upcharge). The sandwich was okay, nothing special. The Brussels sprouts were good, nicely cooked with solid flavor. I had the Fratellis salad with greens, cranberries, feta, mozzarella, Granny Smith apples, and candied pecans, and added sirloin for an upcharge. They forgot the steak at first, but brought it out shortly after in a separate bowl. Not a big deal. The sirloin was cooked medium as requested, a little red inside and tender enough to cut easily. It had good flavor. I chose the apple cider vinaigrette, which worked well with the salad. I also ordered the chef's selection soup, which was supposed to be lobster bisque. If there was any lobster, it was microscopic. The flavor was slightly bitter and just not good. I asked for it to be taken off the bill. Service handled everything well, including the mistake with the steak and the soup. Atmosphere is casual tavern style, relaxed and easy for a weekday lunch. Must order: Fratellis salad with sirloin and apple cider vinaigrette (yummy), Brussels sprouts Heads up: Skip the thin cut onion rings and don't expect much from the bisque. Other soups, I've had here in the past have been great though.