Primeira classificação Restaurantes e cafés em Greensboro

Located where New Garden Road and Stratton Hills Drive meet, Gia is one of Greensboro's most sought-after wine and dine destinations. The establishment strives to inculcate the practice of sharing while dining by offering a carefully-crafted menu that features innovative small plates. The Applewood Smoked Duck Brest, Spicy Sausage & Yellow Peppers, and the Charred Octopus are some of the Gia's most popular small plate picks. The property also includes a secluded library and parlor that is designed specifically for special occasions.

The Green Bean is as warm and inviting as the coffee they sell. This independent coffee house also has a great selection of organic coffee, espresso, pastries from local bakeries, as well as beer and wine. Also, no local coffee house could be complete without also serving as a great venue for the local music artists to showcase their craft, and the Green Bean is definitely not only a place for local music, but for all arts.

Print Works Bistro simply offers one of the best dining experiences in all of Greensboro. Using fresh, local ingredients, the kitchen here serves up creative meals that are not only tasty but very filling. Dinner entrees feature dishes such as beef short ribs bourguignonne, which is served in a red wine mushroom bacon sauce with mashed potatoes, and chili-lime crusted sea scallops. An extensive wine menu is also offered. They also serve a weekend brunch that features meals like corned beef hash and a bacon and zucchini omelet.

Located right in the center of University North Carolina- Greensboro, Old Town Draught House is the campus pub. Thus, the vibe is almost always youthful and energetic, and a menu that's pretty cheap to match. Alcoholic beverages o tap include Bass Ale, Stella Artois, Guinness, Blue Moon, and a lot more. Burgers, salads, sandwiches or pizzas, meat eater or vegetarian, you are bound to have a great filling meal to go with your beer, and the occasional live band performance.

Since opening in 1993, the Tate Street Coffee House has helped locals begin their mornings with an expertly brewed cup of coffee. In additional to their coffees, which are all organic and fair trade, Tate Street Coffee House also offers lattes, espresso, ciders and even hot chocolate. The shop also hosts monthly art shows, as well as live jazz three nights a week. Lunch is also served, with the menu featuring sandwiches to go along with beers and wine.

The only two things you really need to have while at any bar is a good burger and good beer. At Grey's Tavern you've got all three at your disposal. With televisions adorning the walls throughout the bar, there's no way you could possibly have a a bad view of it. The burgers are massive and so are the french fries. A relaxed and inviting atmosphere will of course attract other like-minded individuals and may get crowded, but that's a good thing. After all, it just means you've come to the right place. Local live music performances are pretty regular here, too.