Food & Drink

When the dinner rush fades and most kitchens go dark, Greensboro keeps a surprising number of griddles humming. Between a college bar district that never

Greensboro has quietly become one of the most rewarding places in North Carolina to drink a serious glass of wine. The Gate City pairs unpretentious

Winston-Salem turned the old machinery of a tobacco-and-textile town into one of North Carolina’s most rewarding craft beer scenes, and the result is a city

Greensboro eats well when it comes to Mexican food, and the proof shows up everywhere from a polished downtown taco bar to a taco truck

When the occasion calls for cloth napkins, a thoughtful wine list, and a kitchen that treats dinner as a craft, the Triad delivers in ways

Greensboro feeds people well without asking them to spend much, and that has been true for more than a century. The Gate City is the

Step through the doors of the Greensboro Farmers Curb Market on a Saturday morning and you walk straight into living history: founded by the City

Greensboro takes its coffee seriously, and the proof is in a coffee scene that ranges from decades-old small-batch roasters to cozy student hangouts and mission-driven

Greensboro takes brunch seriously, and on any given Saturday or Sunday the line out the door is half the fun. Whether you want a creekside

Greensboro’s food truck scene has grown from a handful of weekend pop-ups into one of the liveliest mobile dining cultures in the Triad, with dozens