Roar - Winston-Salem

The concept is really impressive, and the ambiance is great for groups. The staff are all very friendly. I've only dined on the second floor, and the food was good. However, the drinks are overpriced for very basic recipes.

On the first floor, you'll find the main food hall featuring a variety of cuisines—Asian, Mexican, seafood, cocktails, and some Italian options. All the food is exceptional, but I particularly enjoy the Asian seafood section. A tip: visit when there’s a live band for some added entertainment! The second floor houses JL Casper’s, a steakhouse with a 1920s vibe. While the prices are on the higher side, the atmosphere is fantastic. Be sure to check out the bowling alley for some extra fun! One of my favorite spots is Pure, the rooftop bar, offering stunning views of Winston. Definitely add Roar to your list of must-visit places when you're in the city!

I was charged $17.95 for a Strawberry Lemon Drop, which tasted just like strawberry lemonade and didn't have any hint of alcohol. Next time, I'll opt for a $8-10 cocktail instead. I really could have saved some money.

Love that the dining room has so many possibilities, so when they go with a group, all can find something they enjoy. the Bull Pein bowling above is also an explosion and an additional bonus.

Food Hall inside has great stalls for more options on different food.. JL Casper's is fantastic and the games are fun!