Best Diners in High Point

"Considered "The Little Gem On Spring Garden Street" this charming breakfast and lunch spot features fresh farm-to-table specialities, pancakes bigger than the plate, sandwiches packed high and weekend Benedict options. For the 21+ crowd they serve multiple mimosa varieties and vegetable infused Bloody Mary's. Be prepared to wait as this place is known to fill up fast."

"Scrambled is not only the best breakfast spot in Greensboro, it is the standard by which I measure all other omelets. All of their omelet/hash ingredient…”more"

"Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers (2322 Battleground Ave)"

"Raj, the owner, was amazing to talk to about his restaurant. His menu is based from the Nepal area in India was was..."

"Since then they’ve been serving generous portions of all-day breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week. They have regulars coming back and eager visitors looking forward to trying their delicious food. This is a laid-back spot to pop in for some breakfast or lunch is under five miles from the Greensboro Sportsplex."

"Smith Street Diner is the definition of southern hospitality. If you want some classic breakfast food where the staff will call you “sweetie”, this is the place for you. This restaurant offers a variety of country style cooked dishes."

"The Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden is a gorgeous spot for sightseeing and relaxation, widely regarded as one of the best things to do in Greensboro, NC. The garden spans 7.5 acres and is community-maintained, opened in 1976 as part of a celebration of America’s 200th foundation anniversary. For the most part, the Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden is famous for its majestic bronze sculptures and beautiful planted flora, but it also boasts many other features that make it an attractive stop on your Greensboro trip."

"If you’re blessed with a gorgeous, sunny day like I was, definitely check out the gardens and parks of Greensboro to the West. You can take bus line 7 from Depot (right next to the train station) and get off at West Friendly/Hobbs Road, then walk North for 5 minutes. The 7.5-acre Bicentenntial Garden of Greensboro is absolutely beautiful with its statues, flower beds, stone bridge and historical mill."

"Created to honor the 200th anniversary of the United States, the Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden spans 7.5 acres of greenery and vibrant blooms."

"Greensboro visitors are invited to come and be astounded by the vast variety of locally endemic plants which thrive in the 7 acre natural wetlands of the Bog Garden at Benjamin Park. Here you can meander along three trails, including raised boardwalks and stone pathways. The paved areas run along the edge of the lake and through parts of the extensive property which was once a bird sanctuary and part of Starmount Farms."

"Just opposite the Bicentennial Garden lies the Bog Garden, which is an unspoilt nature trail leading up and trough wetlands. You’ll definitely feel like you’ve left the city behind and ventured into the arms of nature. It was during autumn time in North Carolina that I visited and I adored all the colourful trees and fallen leaves strewn over the wooden walkways."

"It comes trickling through the trees in a most delicate manner, tapping you lightly on the shoulder as if to say, “Thanks for coming. Why don’t you stay awhile?"

"Park and Marina Hours of Operation and they are open 7 days a week. They are also closed Christmas eve and also Christmas Day. There are rental boats that are available too."

"Greensboro’s three municipal reservoirs offer recreational activities including kayaking, canoeing, sailing, rowing, SUP and some of the best fishing in the region."

"Set in the luxurious Grandover Resort & Conference Center, DiValletta Restaurant is an award-winning restaurant and culinary tour de force that offers an unrivaled exceptional dining experience. Boasting breathtaking views of Grandover’s gardens and golf course through floor-to-ceiling windows and an elegant dining room, the restaurant serves seasonally changing menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Comprehensive menus feature Mediterranean and American with European influences, showcasing signature dishes such as saffron seafood chowder, steamed black mussels in a garlic-and-wine sauce, ravioli stuffed with portobello and Shiitake mushrooms, and roasted cedar salmon with asparagus and spinach."

"Get into the Greensboro water experience by visiting Lake Brandt Marina, which offers seasonal equipment rentals for activities like kayaking, canoeing and paddle-boarding. The lake is an 816-acre community reservoir, where you can enjoy sights by the water or participate in your choice water activities, even hike or bike nearby trails. They are clean, very organized and superbly-managed."

"Have some fun on water when you visit the stunning Lake Brandt Marina. First of all, you’ll be enchanted by the picturesque view. Once you’re roused from your reverie, you can hop on a rowboat and go fishing or simply explore the lake."

"Greensboro visitors are invited to come and be astounded by the vast variety of locally endemic plants which thrive in the 7 acre natural wetlands of the Bog Garden at Benjamin Park. Here you can meander along three trails, including raised boardwalks and stone pathways. The paved areas run along the edge of the lake and through parts of the extensive property which was once a bird sanctuary and part of Starmount Farms."

"Just opposite the Bicentennial Garden lies the Bog Garden, which is an unspoilt nature trail leading up and trough wetlands. You’ll definitely feel like you’ve left the city behind and ventured into the arms of nature. It was during autumn time in North Carolina that I visited and I adored all the colourful trees and fallen leaves strewn over the wooden walkways."

"It comes trickling through the trees in a most delicate manner, tapping you lightly on the shoulder as if to say, “Thanks for coming. Why don’t you stay awhile?"