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Top 10 Breakfast Places in Winston-Salem

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Apr 24, 2017

Top 10 Breakfast Places in Winston-Salem

Whether your parents are in town for graduation, you're taking a prospective Wake Forest student out to a meal, or you just want to start your day with a delicious meal, these are my top ten favorite places to get breakfast in Winston.

1. Mary's Gourmet Diner

Mary's is always worth the wait, and believe me, you'll usually find a line wrapped around the corner of this downtown breakfast spot.

2. Midtown Cafe & Dessertery

My favorite spot in town for blueberry pancakes and bacon; I usually get the spinach & feta omelette, although recently my go-to has been their Irish oatmeal with fresh berries.

3. Camino Bakery

Lots of gluten-free options, and delicious caffeinated beverages. My go-to: soy earl grey latte and blueberry muffin.

4. Village Juice

My go-to: Avo-Vegan toast with two fried eggs on top, with a Feisty Rabbit juice.

5. Dioli's Italian Market

My go-to: Freshly scrambled egg with Italian pancetta and mozzeralla cheese on house focaccia.

6. Bagel Station

My go-to: Blueberry bagel, twice toasted with honey butter.

7. Whole Foods

They have a very under-rated hot-bar in their prepared foods area. My go-to's are their brioche french toast with strawberry compote, spinach quiche, and turkey bacon.

8. The Graylyn

If you're not ballin on a budget, or perhaps your parents are in town looking for a more aesthetic breakfast experience, the Graylyn is the place to go. They have a beautiful brunch prepared fresh daily with everything you could possibly imagine to eat.

9. River Birch Lodge

A must-have: their freshly squeezed orange juice.

10. Krankies

Their coffee is the best is town. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

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