Foothills Opens Footnote Coffee & Cocktails

Maybe you have a third kid. Maybe you ARE a third kid.
If so then you know how we feel. We’re parents! Again. Footnote Café is officially open.
You also know that being third has its advantages. After raising the first two kids, mom and dad tend to take kind of a ‘whatever’ attitude toward parenting – resulting in the number three kid developing into a free-spirited personality. They also tend to be fun-loving, uncomplicated, and outgoing.
Ironically, that’s pretty much how we conceived (ha!) our latest space. We first told you about Footnote Café right here in our blog back in July – it’s been a labor (ha! again) of love ever since.
Let’s start with the coffee – because that’s how every day at Footnote will start. Our co-

(btw since he’ll have a lot more catering to do Shane is getting a new expanded kitchen out of all this – hence his giddy look of anticipation)

All that is available in a space that feels, in true ‘third kid’ fashion, free-spirited and uncomplicated. We even put a patio on both sides of the buildings for those warm Carolina afternoons and evenings. And we hope to periodically have live music.
Bottom line? Any time of day you’re looking to take a little break – or a big one – Footnote will provide a refreshingly relaxing alternative.
But for all its virtues, the café is only part of Footnote. The other half of the building can be converted into one of the most versatile event spaces in downtown Winston-Salem. Two indoor garage doors can separate the space, making the perfect spot for a small gathering (complete with full a/v capabilities of course). Or, if you have a bigger shindig, we can accommodate you and 250 of your closest friends.
We’re hoping everyone will come by and see us now that we’re open. Whether it’s to grab a quick cup of coffee, or to pick up a book from Bookmarks next door (did we mention we’re next door to a bookstore???) and linger awhile, we look forward to seeing all our triad friends in our new place.
So come say hi to our youngest ‘kid’. We’re already pretty proud.





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