Michael Hastings

1 week ago | newsobserver.com | Michael Hastings

Bobby Boy Bakeshop is having a soft opening this week for its second location. Bobby Boy Bakeshop opened Tuesday at 845 S. Poplar St., Suite 105, at Salem Bottleworks (the former Coca Cola plant). The shop is offering pretty much all the same fare as at its original location, 1000 Reynolda Road: breads, pastries and coffees. It also has ample kitchen space for sandwiches, soups and other items. The new location has indoor seating plus a covered patio.

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Michael Hastings

Bobby Boy Bakeshop is having a soft opening this week for its second location. Bobby Boy Bakeshop opened Tuesday at 845 S. Poplar St., Suite 105, at Salem Bottleworks (the former Coca Cola plant). The shop is offering pretty much all the same fare as at its original location, 1000 Reynolda Road: breads, pastries and coffees. It also has ample kitchen space for sandwiches, soups and other items. The new location has indoor seating plus a covered patio.

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Michael Hastings

Founder's Restaurant at Shaffner Inn, 150 S. Marshall St., has ended its breakfast and brunch service for the public. Founder's opened in the fall of 2022, about a year after the Shaffner Inn had been bought and renovated by Lou Baldwin, Eric Alspaugh and Cory Pignone. The Shaffner Inn, together with the restored 1895 Benjamin Joseph Sheppard House at 420 Summit St. and the 1887 Jacob Lott Ludlow House at 434 Summit, are operated as Winston-Salem Historic Inns.

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Michael Hastings

Sushi Sho, an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant, is coming to the former ISE location at 2213 Cloverdale Ave. in Cloverdale Plaza. The restaurant said in a Facebook post that it would be the first in Winston-Salem to offer all-you-can-eat sushi. "Our menu boasts an unlimited selection of sushi, hibachi, and à la carte options, featuring authentic Japanese cuisine, paired with bubble tea," the post said. The post does not give an opening date.

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Michael Hastings

Trido of Japan has closed at 5908 University Parkway, but a new restaurant called Paprikas is moving into the building. Ahmed Haloma, a native of Egypt, and April Hayes, his wife, said that Paprikas will be a pizza and Mediterranean restaurant. The quick-service fare will include such items as falafel and other Mediterranean food bowls. "We'll also have a mix of things, like smash burgers," Hayes said. The couple plans to offer takeout and drive-thru service only at the start.