Best Restaurant in Winston

[GardenStateDeac]

I've always enjoyed 6th and Vine.

I went to Spring House this past September and was not overly impressed.

 

[HeavyPetter]

That's what my son did. He took his 7-year old son & 9-year old daughter. Guess I forgot I was posting on a haughty taughty Wake Forest board. Apologies for not having fine enough tastes to be suitable for WF society.

I think Firebird's is fine, but it would be pretty sad if it were the best fine dining establishment in town.

 

[HeavyPetter]

Disagree Winston restaurant scene sucks. There are larger cities with worse dining options.

Name them.

 

[TheTwinAndreBen]

That's what my son did. He took his 7-year old son & 9-year old daughter. Guess I forgot I was posting on a haughty taughty Wake Forest board. Apologies for not having fine enough tastes to be suitable for WF society.

Apology not accepted, hayseed.

 

[marquee moon]

Name them.

 

[HeavyPetter]

Troll.

 

[freakadeac]

Noble's is the best dinner place, Carving Board is the best lunch place IMO

 

[PhillyDeac]

Twin mutha fuckin City Diner

 

[GeneDerble]

Meridian

 

[CheesePritchard]

Name them.

My hometown Jacksonville, FL.

 

[DeaconCav06]

My hometown Jacksonville, FL.

This is very true.

 

[HeavyPetter]

This is very true.

Yeah, that's a one for sure.

 

[booradley]

Texas Roadhouse. Come for the peanuts, stay for the dancing. Steaks are done good, too, s'long as they don't put pubic hair in 'em. You can always ask for it on the side, I guess ...

 

[HailToTheDeacons]

Hell yeah it is. I'm going there for lunch. Mmm...

Weird coincidence. Today, I saw they opened a satellite location in the UNCG foodcourt focusing on quick service items.

 

[kennylogginsfan]

Sweet Potatoes

Very good indeed.

 

[marquee moon]

Well, you were pretty snotty & dismissive about it.....and if you read my initial post you will see that I didn't make any comment about how "fine" it was. I only said that my son took his family there and they liked it, and that I had never been there myself and was asking how those who had been there liked it.

How do you define "fine restaurants" anyway? By price? Where do you draw the line between fine and pretentious? Personally, I have found restaurants to have a price level breakpoint beyond which prices above a certain level result in an
inverse relationship with food that I would care to eat. Again, though, my standards are almost assuredly below the general snobbery of "Wake Forest Society" today. My blood is red, not blue.

I spent $1300 on a meal at Guy Savoy in Paris and it was worth every penny.

 

[bojanglefunk]

I would say "fine" is somewhere north of the steak version of macaroni grill.

 

[19deac92]

Well, you were pretty snotty & dismissive about it.....and if you read my initial post you will see that I didn't make any comment about how "fine" it was. I only said that my son took his family there and they liked it, and that I had never been there myself and was asking how those who had been there liked it.

bob, I've been to Firebirds about 5 times and have enjoyed my food immensely each time. IMHO, it is a nice restaurant for a very reasonable price.

 

[DeaconOEF/OIFvet]

I spent $1300 on a meal at Guy Savoy in Paris and it was worth every penny.

Zut alors!!!

 

[seventwofour]

Hillbilly Hideaway is the best restaurant in Walnut Cove.