Bakeries in Winston-Salem: downtown, Reynolda Road and Thruway

Last checked Oct. 12, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Bakeries in Winston-Salem cluster downtown, where Camino Bakery has shops on West Fourth Street and South Marshall Street in Brookstown, and along Reynolda Road, home to Bobbyboy Bakeshop in Buena Vista, Dough-Joe’s in Reynolda Village and Dewey’s at Reynolda Manor. Dewey’s second shop is at Thruway Center on South Stratford Road, and the doughnut chains are on Burke Mill Road and University Parkway.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Winston-Salem’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 12, 2026. We added Dewey’s Thruway Center shop from the bakery’s own site. The historic Winkler Bakery in Old Salem is not listed because its page on the museum site gives no bakery address or hours, and several bakeries with no website of their own are not listed yet. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to correct your entry.

The list

The places

Bobbyboy Bakeshop is an artisan bakeshop in the Buena Vista neighborhood. It bakes pastries and breads, makes baguette sandwiches and serves coffee, and on some evenings hosts small plates at The Caviste.

Camino Bakery calls itself a community-driven bakery and coffeehouse. It makes its baked goods by hand, serves Methodical coffee, has gluten-free and vegan options and takes orders in advance, including holiday orders. The Brookstown shop is open the same hours every day; the downtown shop stays open into the evening Thursday to Sunday.

Dewey’s opened its first bakery in Winston-Salem in 1930, it says. It has two shops in the city, at Reynolda Manor and Thruway Center, both with order pickup, and it bakes custom and wedding cakes and Meyer lemon cookies that it also ships.

Dough-Joe’s is a coffee and doughnut shop in Reynolda Village with an expanded doughnut and baked goods menu, a full coffee bar and homemade ice cream from Dream Kreams.

Duck Donuts on Burke Mill Road sells doughnuts by the dozen and half-dozen, lets customers build their own assortments and adds seasonal sets.

Krispy Kreme on University Parkway is the doughnut chain’s shop with a drive-thru. It takes online orders and caters.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are the bakeries in Winston-Salem?

This list has eight inside the city limits: Camino Bakery downtown and in Brookstown, Dewey’s at Thruway Center and Reynolda Manor, Bobbyboy Bakeshop on Reynolda Road, Dough-Joe’s in Reynolda Village, Duck Donuts on Burke Mill Road and Krispy Kreme on University Parkway.

How old is Dewey’s Bakery?

Dewey’s says its first bakery opened in Winston-Salem in 1930. Its two shops in the city are at 262 S. Stratford Road in Thruway Center and 2876 Reynolda Road in Reynolda Manor.

Which Winston-Salem bakery is open in the evening?

Camino Bakery’s downtown shop at 310 W. Fourth St. is open until 10 p.m. Thursday to Sunday, and Krispy Kreme on University Parkway is open until 10 p.m. or later every day.

Where can I get gluten-free or vegan baked goods in Winston-Salem?

Camino Bakery says it has gluten-free and vegan options at both of its shops, downtown and in Brookstown.