Things To Do
Breakfast
Bobby Boy Bakeshop Camino Bakery Krankies Coffee Penny Path Café & Crêpe Shop Dough-Joe's Louie & Honey Bagel Station
Lunch
Village Tavern Theodore's Cugino Forno East of Texas Mozelle's Little Richards
Dinner
Katharine Brasserie and Bar Mozelle's 1703 Roosters Quanto Basta Italian Eatery & Wine Bar Betty on Burke
Breweries
Incendiary Brewing Wise Man Brewing Foothills Brewing Fiddlin Fish Joymongers
Reynolda Village
The shops are housed in buildings which once supported the 1,067 acre estate of the R.J. Reynolds family. It's a great place for walking, dining, and shopping. Grab a doughnut and coffee at Dough-Joe's, enjoy lunch at Village Tavern or Theodores, or go shopping at one of the many great boutiques! Walking/running trail through the woods that also connects to Wake Forest
Reynolda House Museum of American Art
The Reynolda House Museum of American Art, originally built in 1917 as the home of Katharine and R.J. Reynolds, is a historic 64-room estate and a key example of the American Country House movement. Now a museum, it features over 6,000 historic objects and a renowned American art collection spanning 250 years, with works by artists like Georgia O’Keeffe, Andy Warhol, and John Singer Sargent. Artworks are displayed throughout the house and in the Babcock Gallery, with rotating exhibitions and updated listings available online.
Old Salem Museums and Gardens
A historic site telling the stories of the Moravians. We love to visit the Cobblestone Farmers Market Saturday mornings.
Local Nature Walks:
Reynolda House Gardens and Trail Long Branch Trail