This definitely is a unique place for the area and the first I thought of when I came inside was…read morehow bougie it looked. I said that to the ladies working there and they both agreed that for King this is definitely bougie. There are plenty of places to sit and the choices of food and drink options are very good for the area as well. If you are a transplant to NC or just like something that is not so country, this is a spot for you.

Oh my goodness, super cute bakery in King! Apparently they've been around for over a year but I…read morejust now discovered it. Kind of place you want to meet with friends or family, talk, and enjoy every baked good they have. So quaint and cozy in here. The staff were super friendly as well. I ordered the pistachio Tart and ate it at home. A little dry but maybe cuz I waited so long, I should have heated it up a little bit. I'll definitely come back and keep trying other things.

Absolutely adorable place that got pretty busy pretty fast!…read more There's two tables outside (no shade though) And several tables inside and even a room for kids (some books a small table and games). The coffee is good - really comes through even with syrups. I had the orange blossom and dad had a honeybee. Both were refreshing in completely different ways. No gluten free pastry items except the frittata. But there were cute pop tarts I wish I'd be able to try!!

This is a very simplistic coffee shop. I have stopped in…read moreseveral times over the last year when passing through because I am always going to choose a local shop over Starbucks. They have a decent menu and several baked goods, but I often miss the baked goods when I am in there. They are either sold out or don't have many choices. They make their own syrups which I appreciate and value, but I am bummed that they don't offer a large option in their iced lattes. I have to get a medium and a small to make what I would get at other coffee shops which ended up being almost $13. My medium iced white mocha with blackberry was delicious, but the small had little chunks of white stuff in it and I ended up throwing it out because I couldn't chance it being the milk and making myself sick. I would stop here again, and will of course.

The Near-Death Experience That Led to Perfection I didn't…read morechoose to stop at this cute little trailer parked optimistically in a lot; I was driven here by sheer, unadulterated desperation following an emotional and financial disaster (aka "emergency vet surgery"). My nervous system was running purely on spite and cortisol. But lo and behold, this barely-legal roadside operation is run by a saint--a gentleman who clearly sensed my impending public breakdown. He produced a White Chocolate Frappuccino with an extra shot that was essentially a perfectly crafted liquid dose of coping mechanism. And the twist? It didn't require me to mortgage my firstborn. I hate to be predictable, but corporate coffee cough Starbucks cough can choke on its $9 oat milk lattes. I will forever pledge allegiance to the Mom and Pop shops, specifically the ones that understand that a good caffeine fix shouldn't require a second job. Seriously, great stop. Go here before you lose your mind or your savings.

Hands down my favorite little coffee cart in Winston. The owner is so nice and the service is so…read morequick. The coffee is always consistent and it's in a good spot since there's no local coffee options right in this area. I highly recommend you drop in and a grab a delicious drink. Also try their homemade lemonades!

Sunset slush is the perfect summer treat. I love that they came to my friend's neighborhood so we…read moregot to enjoy it by the pool. I also see them around at festivals or events often. I got the blue vanilla and strawberry lemonade this time around and both were delicious! I love the little coozie cup to keep it colder for longer. They have a variety of flavors to choose from!

Really amazing strawberry bread and fudge! The cheese straws are really good too. George is always…read moreavailable to assist you with samples and purchases. The breads are $8 each or $15 for 2 breads. Give it a shot when you're at the Farmer's Market again.

This was my second visit. I had more time to look over all the sweets and bread this trip. When you…read moreenter there is a stand with big trays and tongs to put your selections on as you shop. You then take them to the counter and they box them up. There is a huge selection. Selling the baked goods by the piece is awesome as you can try so many different items. Everything we got was delicious. The person working the counter didn't speak English but was very nice. After I paid I saw they had homemade tortillas. An excuse to come back soon! I highly recommend this bakery.

We used to live in the Los Angeles area for many years, where we discovered plenty of authentic…read moreHispanic bakeries. My wife was moved to tears when she told the owner how much she appreciated it, and the owner simply smiled. While I didn't tear up, my mouth was watering at the sight of these baked goods. The bakery had display cases filled with different pastries, as well as several rolling racks full of pastries, including loaves of bread and cookies. We followed a large family's approach to shopping by grabbing one of the large silver trays and filling it with a variety of items. In the end, we ended up with around 10 items that only cost $7.00 - what a bargain, and they were delicious as well. Don't be intimidated to go in and get a lot of great treats. We love supporting local businesses. Even though the owners did not speak English, they were very friendly, and I was happy to use the "muchas gracias" that I know after my purchase.

Very good deserts and always friendly! Don't let the looks fool you, inside is clean and the prices…read moreare amazing!

The Struggle Bus didn't just become my favorite coffee shop it ended my relationship with every…read moreother coffee shop. Starbucks and Dunkin we had a good run, but it's over The Caramel Macchiato is absolutely dangerous. It's hands down the best I've ever had. Sweet, smooth, and somehow perfect every single time. But let me issue a public service announcement: do not underestimate the espresso. That drink doesn't wake you up... it launches you into another dimension. You'll leave thinking you can reorganize your garage, wash your car, start a business, and solve world peace before lunch. The staff is always friendly, the drinks are consistently amazing, and you can tell they actually care about what they're serving. If you've been struggling to find a great coffee shop, congratulations you've reached your final stop. The Struggle Bus is worth every penny. Just don't blame them if you're still wide awake at midnight planning your next home renovation project after one of those Caramel Macchiatos!

If you're in Winston-Salem and you don't stop at The Struggle Bus Coffee truck at least once,…read moreyou're missing the whole vibe!!! Here's the thing. This isn't just a coffee stop. It's an experience worth getting out of bed for. I stumbled across The Struggle Bus while visiting North Carolina for the very first time, scoping out properties and trying to get a feel for the area. And honestly? This was the kind of unexpected gem that makes you seriously consider relocating. First off, the energy is unmatched. The owner Zac is responsive, friendly, and inviting. J-Michael is the kind of team member who makes you feel like a regular within 30 seconds. He's warm, genuine, welcoming, and just the right amount of hype to kickstart your day. Now let's talk drinks, because they are NOT playing around!!! I had The black sugar shaken espresso ( Smooth, bold, and perfectly balanced with that deep caramelized sweetness.) I also tried the honey maple vanilla iced oat milk latte. ( familiar comfort in a cup. Subtly sweet, layered, and dangerously easy to drink.) And the real standout: their handmade vanilla sweet cream cold foam. This isn't your standard topping. it's thick, velvety, and crafted in-house, which you don't see often at mobile coffee setups. That alone sets them apart. I will definitely be back again before I leave on Thursday because I have to try thier lemonade!