I have to give an honest review !! I love this place but some of the menu items in terms of food…read moreare a hit or miss. Been here 3 times since first visiting in Early March of this year. I ordered food all three times and each time the taste seemed to have improved. The first time I got the Caprese and it was very dry. It literally had three ingredients in it, I think the cheese just was too cold and didn't do it for me while on the contrary, the sourdough bread was very burnt and the entire sandwich was just very dry and disappointing.If you want a good safe option, the short rib melt Is really good. The drinks at the bar are also really good. I will also note the ambiance is amazing, I love the way they decorated everything and I feel like it's really fitting for such a historical place, everything seemed very niche and clean which I admired. I will say the service from Lauren Stone was amazing. She was great, she was very kind and held conversation with myself and my boyfriend and recommended and made some really good drinks. The service is really what tops the overall experience. If someone is very genuine and upfront, there's not much that they can't come back from. There's lots of redeeming qualities in a restaurant through people that have humility and really seem to care in my book so I will say this place is honestly a must try.

Popped into Theodore's Local Bar & Market for lunch after our Sunday service. You can sit indoors…read morein the bar area or you can sit outdoors at the tables on the patio. You place your order at the cashier and then find a table where they bring your food out to you. I got the Italian Grinder sandwich. It was very tasty!

Really cute, little restaurant! Soooo clean! The service was…read morefriendly and the food was delicious! I had the club and my Sister had the reuben. We also had the Mediterranean pasta salad. Everything was excellent!

(4.25) O'Brien's is the kind of classic deli every city…read moreshould have. It's a small space - a few tables inside and a few tables out - but don't let that or the line you are likely to encounter deter you. They crank out sandwiches quickly here. Said sandwiches include about two dozen hot and cold offerings as well as the ability to build your own. The meats are Boar's Head, but the desserts and soups are made fresh in-house. Check out the display case for salads and sides that might catch your eye. O'Brien's prides itself on its Reuben, and so I went with the "mini" version (a quarter rather than a half pound of meat) with a pickle for my first visit here. Ordering at the register was a breeze, and I was fortunate enough to snag one of the tables for dine-in. Though I was a bit skeptical that the Reuben would match the hype, it delivered. I don't know that it is without a doubt the best version I've had, but it is definitely up there. The grilled rye was nice and crisp, and I appreciated that they used both mustard and Russian dressing. That, plus the meat, kraut, and melty cheese, made for a very satisfying bite. At $10, the sandwich proved a good value, too. Unpretentious and nostalgically comforting (for Northern transplants, at least), O'Brien's is a well-oiled sandwich-slinging machine. Though that Reuben will be hard to top, I look forward to giving one of their other offerings (maybe a Cuban, maybe a Spicy Italian) a try.

Fantastic selection of sandwiches, salads, and family style sides!…read more This is one of Winston Salem's staple lunch spots and always will be.

Great place to get a fresh made sandwich, or to get a bunch of delicious cold salads to go, kind of…read morethe best of both worlds and what I would call a true southern delicatessen. It had been awhile since I stopped in to the Carving Board, and I just happened to be hungry around the Thruway area the other day, so I decided I wanted a reuben. Now, I have a very established place for my favorite reuben in the whole Triad, and that is O'Briens. But this place definitely comes in a close shave behind. Order one here and you're gonna get a PILE of meat, sauerkraut based on your preference, the thousand island dressing and on tasty rye bread. What better? One of the best part of the Carving Board is their side selection. You can get just something to go with your sandwich, or go bigger to have some for later. There is a lot available, and all made in house. Their cold sesame noodles are a favorite of mine, so I got a pint of them so I'd have some for home too. In general, I would say don't miss this place, kind of a Winston-Salem institution.

We went to get coffee and breakfast at the nearby Starbucks and saw this place, so we got breakfast…read morehere instead. Thank gosh we did! I got the burrito with turkey bacon and it was well worth it. It was medium/big with lots of quality, low calorie ingredients - which is exactly what I wanted! My husband loved his prosciutto sandwich on focaccia! They also had LOTS of Italian cookies and baked good options! Parking was a little tight in the small lot, but not bad Lots of seating options and clean bathroom!

Dioli's has been one of my family's favorite since we moved from NY. I love to get the hot sauce…read moreand egg panini and I add a hash brown. Don't be scared of the hot sausage if you don't like spice bc it is not spicy it just has a really good flavor. I always like to put hot sauce and some ketchup on mine. This breakfast sausage is my all time favorite and definitely reminds me of home. This is my go to and they have so many sandwich you can pick from. Not just breakfast but lunch too.

Food: 6/5 - They have sweet and savory. Service: 5/5…read moreFriendly and quick Ambiance: 5/5 REALLY nice. A great spot Worth stopping here.

Phenomenal food with lovely service. I was blown away by the beautiful deserts and pastries behind…read morethe counter. Then I ate those beauties sending me straight to heaven with such blissful flavors. Pricing is very reasonable as well, which can be dangerous when you come hungry leaving you buying a whole bunch haha. I can't say enough how nice and friendly the staff are. My first visit felt very comfortable at the end despite feeling intimidated at first trying to decide what to order and finding answers to my questions. All in all this spot is one of the best in North Carolina. A must see destination spot for anyone visiting.

I came here for the first time for lunch. I never went to it before when it was a poke-only place,…read moreso I was interested to try the new place out. They had more on the menu than I expected, from smash burgers, to buttermilk fried chicken to, obviously, poke bowls. I built my own bowl, and was very happy with the result. Everything tasted fresh and very flavorful. My only small gripe was that I could tell the pineapple was not fresh and obviously canned. The jalapenos were fresh sliced and added a bit of heat, which is perfect. I feel like this is one of those places I could come back multiple times and get different combinations of things in the menu.

(4.25 stars) A funky little spot in a bright blue building,…read moreThat Place in the West End is a mad science experiment that shouldn't work but somehow does. It began as a poke bowl place but has since added everything from rice and noodle bowls to burgers and hot dogs to sandwiches and wings. It hasn't gone full Cowfish (yet), but trying to offer so much is a risky proposition. And yet, if my visit was anything to go by, the eclecticism didn't come at the cost of execution. I popped in shortly before noon on a Saturday to find the restaurant mostly empty (though patrons were pouring in when I was ready to leave). It's definitely a casual space - counter service with disposable bowls - albeit more colorful - and a decent bit costlier -- than a fast food joint. I was nearly set on building my own poke bowl when I spotted a cold noodle section of the menu. Peanut salad noodles with shrimp sounded too good to pass up. My food came quickly, and it hit the spot. The peanut sauce had a spicy kick, the cabbage and peanuts offered a satisfying crunch, and the shrimp were cooked well. I had lowered my expectations based on the atmosphere, but I shouldn't have: this dish would have held up at a more upscale place. With so expansive a menu, I don't know if That Place in the West End can keep up the quality across the board, but I would gladly return to this place for more noodles. Or a poke bowl. Or a burger. Or fried chicken. Or...

Visited this place for the first time for a coffee with a cop event. I started with a vanilla…read morelatte. It was very tasteful and perfect. The size and price was also reasonable. I then tried the bacon, egg and tomato on toast. The flavor was popping and sooo good. It came with a mild buffalo sauce on the side. The price was lower than I expected considering how good the sandwich was! When you walk in the restaurant it has a very cute set up. Very nicely decorated with a second level overlook. They serve food, coffee, beer, liquor and sodas. This is the perfect hangout to relax and enjoy a drink. They also have a few TVs in the building for entertainment. The art on the walls are very cool to look at! Definitely recommend this place any time of day! The staff and owner are amazing and super kind!!

Stopped in for a Monday lunch and it wasn't busy at all. The staff were super welcoming and…read moreexplained the menu to me. I built my own turkey sandwich and added sides of pasta salad and chips. Water to drink and it was about $14. The sandwich was good! The pasta salad was a bit too juicy for my taste. It's an interesting space with lots of art happening. They do have a bar and are open late. There are signs advertising 21+ after 8p with a 20% gratuity after 10p. It's a solid location on Liberty with street parking. I'd stop again!

We got some great takeout from bobo's tonight. Just what I needed on this cold icy day. I got the…read moreoriginal TG Burger (which comes on a pita) with a double patty this time & pasta salad. My husband got a grilled chicken salad which looks delicious. I think next time I'll get the single patty cuz it definitely is a very very large Burger on this pita.

I love that they offer a drive thru so it makes it even more convenient to pick up food!…read more It's a low key casual vibe but with great food! I personally love the salads and the daily soup specials. Honestly you can't beat the prices either. I had an issue one time with an order and the Manager/Owner handled it immediately with such grace and professionalism! Definitely recommend them as your new local spot!

It has been a while since my last visit, I am happy to see their butter croissant is better than…read morelast time, its shape shows the height and volume of a good airy, buttery and flaky croissant. I also like their fregola salad, a nice balance of tanginess and freshness. I still stand my previous opinion on coffee, not whoa it is ok. But in general, nice decor, very clean, good service and food. Great to stop by for sit and sip!

My first visit about a year ago was meh but decided to give them another shot - in large part…read morebecause they are one of a handful of places open Sunday morning. Service is excellent and the aesthetic is airy, open, and relaxing. Tried the ham and cheese quiche and the sun-dried tomato scone. Both were tasty. The quiche has lovely layers of egg instead of a solid egg pie texture. I love anything with sun-dried tomato. Scone was delicious and just the right density.

This spot is such a pleasant surprise. a small neighborhood grocery store slash deli with way more…read moreto offer than you'd expect. They have a full coffee bar with all your favorites and serve fresh, made-to-order food. I stopped in during the morning and grabbed breakfast, and the sandwiches were made fresh and hit the spot. They also serve lunch (didn't get a chance to try it this time), plus they sell local produce, snacks, and even beer and wine. While you're waiting for your food, you can browse around, which honestly makes the wait fly by. There's seating if you want to eat there, or you can easily take it to go. It's a great spot for a small group, I'd say perfect for about 4-5 people. Bonus points for their own parking, which is always appreciated. Service was friendly and welcoming, and you can tell they take pride in what they're doing. If you're looking for a low-key spot with great coffee, fresh food, and local charm, this place is definitely worth checking out.

An incredible experience I did not expect. I knew the food was going to be decent--my friend never…read moresteers me wrong. But this was colossally good. I had a delicious steak sandwich with crispy potatoes as my savory side. And nothing beats a cane sugar Coke. Like ever. The staff was fantastic, making the food quickly and with care. And we love a reataurant in a grocery--Acadia has a fine selection of other artisinal foods and products to make your next meal a success as well. The vibe was chill, and the food blew me away. An absolute new favorite, and I can't wait to return!