Famous Toastery

Name: Famous Toastery
Address: 770 Liberty View Court, Winston-Salem, NC, 27101, US
Telephone: (336) 306-9023
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.4

Famous Toastery: Hearty breakfasts and welcoming brunches in Winston-Salem.

4.4(5 reviews)

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Famous Toastery in Winston-Salem offers inviting breakfast and brunch options with a menu that includes breakfast bowls, veggie omelettes, French toast, and country ham. Guests praise friendly staff, delicious lattes and beverages, and even a complimentary cornbread. While service can vary during busy times, the kitchen delivers generous portions in a welcoming setting.

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770 Liberty View Ct, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, USA

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770 Liberty View Court

Winston-Salem, NC, 27101

(336) 306-9023 famoustoastery.com/ft-stores/winston-salem-nc-downtown

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Services

Breakfast & Brunch Classics

Enjoy hearty dishes like breakfast bowls, omelettes, French toast, and home fries, all made fresh daily.

Creative Breakfast Specialties

Try our unique offerings such as strawberry and cream cheese stuffed French toast or veggie-packed breakfast combos.

Signature Drinks & Cocktails

Sip on caramel lattes, mango peach bellinis, margarita flights, and other crafted beverages.

Family-Friendly Dining

A welcoming atmosphere with options for all ages, including kid-friendly meals and spacious seating.

Catering & Group Events

Perfect for gatherings with validated parking and a menu that delights groups of all sizes.

4.40 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Smokey Allan Ritter

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· 9 months ago

Excellent food and service. I got a veggie omelette with spinach, mushrooms and tomatoes . . . plus home fries on the grill. Ask for Clark and Leslie . . . They'll take great care of you!

Angel Brady

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· 9 months ago

As a server, I hardly ever complain and I am VERY patient, because I know how it is and how holidays can be. We went and they were busy, cool, no worries. We were sat with no wait (we asked for patio as inside was full and outside wasn't, after being sat it took over 30 minutes and me finally asking a busser if we had a server. I waited as long as I did bc I try to be understanding but after watching 3 or 4 servers look out in the direction of our table, and not a single one of them coming over, I finally said something. Yes it was 1/1, but that doesn't excuse our experience. We watched a few tables sit, eat and leave before we got our food. Our server (never got her name but had pink hair) got our order(at that point we gave her drinks and food and we were hungry) brought our drinks, and came back at the very end. The busser was also food running and did more for our table than our own server. He was the one who even brought our check. Food was delish but after the 30 min wait for drinks plus 40 mins for food, with no refills, the overall experience was not up to par. The food taking a while, I do not mind, it came out fresh and good. But it should never taken 30 minutes before even getting a glass of water, holiday or not. Also, a server should be seen more than ours was. I worked at a FT years ago and they had a "everyone takes care of everyone" policy, if that was still in play, I doubt this would have happened. Either way, unacceptable.

Heather

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· 1 year ago

1st time here. I enjoyed the breakfast bowl I got with the sausage gravy. The margarita flight was good. The water is really good here too. My daughter enjoyed her country ham with her breakfast bowl. I will come back here to try other dishes.

Melissa Keffer

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· 1 year ago

Stopped in this morning for breakfast. I was in between a showing and a closing. I liked this little urban restaurant. Food was on par as usual. I had the Breakfast Combo with French Toast, 2 eggs scrambled with a side of bacon. I also enjoyed a glass of Mango Peach Bellini. Overall, excellent service and food. Definitely recommend. Make sure to snap a picture of your license plate to validate your parking!

Heather Jones

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· 1 year ago

Had brunch here for the first time today and really enjoyed the experience. All of the employees were super friendly from the minute we stepped inside, and even though we had to wait for a table, it didn't take overly long. I ordered a caramel latte and received the best latte that I've ever had, and my only complaint was the cost - that $7 tiny cup was delicious, but it was very much $7. Which is a little steep. I ordered the strawberry and cream cheese stuffed French toast with turkey sausage, and absolutely loved it. The portion was hefty in a good way, and it was really nice to eat some turkey sausage that tasted like regular old sausage. Usually turkey substitutes are weird, but this one was excellent. The French toast was absolutely delicious and packed full of filling, and I absolutely destroyed the entire plate. I also got a side of breakfast potatoes that were really outstanding: perfectly seasoned and perfectly cooked, and I couldn't stop eating them. They did forget to include them with my order and it took a while to get them, but well worth it. The complimentary cornbread was a nice touch - a little dry (but hey, it's cornbread), but with an excellent, buttery flavor. The food here was excellent, the staff friendly. I do think service could be a little bit faster, but that's really the only thing I noticed that was bothersome aside from it being a little loud overall. Great experience!

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