Fresh Air in Randolph County
As temperatures warm
into the next season, the best seat in the house is often outdoors. We have a
few suggestions of local dining options with patios that welcome guests to have
an al fresco experience in the Heart of North Carolina.
Asheboro
Don
Julio Cocina Mexicana - Warm, easy-going outdoor space. Don Julio's offers Tex-Mex specials from
burritos, fajitas, and more. For the over 21+ Don Julio has an extensive beer
and cocktail menu.
405 E Dixie Dr P,
Asheboro, NC 27203
The Table in Downtown Asheboro (photo credit: Our State Magazine)
The
Table Bakery - This farm-to-table bakery and dining is everything you
want, fresh ingredients, cooked to order, and fresh pastry items. The patio is
covered by white umbrellas and gives you a view of the Asheboro Farmers
Market.
39 S Church St,
Asheboro, NC 27203
Something
Different - Something Different Restaurant is just as the name suggests: a blend of
American, Greek, and additional options. The updated patio greets you right at
the entrance - an inviting experience with market lights turned on in the
evening.
1512 Zoo Pkwy, Asheboro,
NC 27205
Magnolia 23 in Downtown Asheboro (photo credit: Randolph County EDC)
Magnolia
23 - With a patio tucked in the back, Magnolia 23 outdoor space
offers a relaxing dining experience. Magnolia 23 is known for the award-winning
fried chicken, Southern home-cooking from scratch, and a chalkboard of daily
specials.
23 S Fayetteville St,
Asheboro, NC 27203
Brewskie's -Established
in 2019, Brewskie's offers a wide selection of breakfast, lunch, and dinner
with a welcoming and shaded patio. Enjoy flatbread or their freshly brewed
coffee specialty drinks.
736 S Fayetteville
St, Asheboro, NC 27203
Una
Mas Mexican Grill - One of the largest patios in Randolph County,
Una Mas stands out in its dining offerings. They serve fresh Mexican cuisine
for lunch and dinner - known for grilling chicken and steak to perfection in
every order.
1337 E
Dixie Dr, Asheboro, NC 27203
Archdale
The Chat
& Chew - Seasonal coffee drinks, fresh dessert, and hand-dipped
ice cream are available at Chat and Chew in Archdale - a great stop to relax
with an open front patio.
10301 N Main St, Archdale, NC 27263
Holly
Ridge Golf Bar & Grill - Located on Holly Ridge Golf Links, this
patio dining offers one of the best views of the Holly Ridge golf course - open
daily for lunch and Thursday - Saturday for dinner.
7933
US-311 S, Archdale, NC 27263
The Wet Whistle Co. on Bonnie Place
(photo credit: The Wet Whistle)
The
Wet Whistle Co. - Enjoy unique coffee, wine, and beer, plus a
variety of North Carolina and East Coast products. The Wet Whistle is a little
bit of dining and shopping. See live entertainment on certain nights on the
small but inviting front patio.
101
Bonnie Pl, Archdale, NC 27263
Seagrove
The
General Wine and Brew - Uncork and unwind at The General Wine and
Brew, this former and renovated Seagrove General Store built in 1910. The
General has a retail wine shop and bar offering wines by the glass or bottle.
Beers on tap are available as well as a variety of bottled or canned craft beers.
It features a large deck in the back of the shop for outside seating.
Well-mannered pets and children are welcome.
124 W Main St, Seagrove,
NC 27341
Staley
Main
Street Grill - Serving breakfast and lunch, this staple of
Staley offers a covered patio that is perfect for the daily specials.
126 S Main St, Staley,
NC 27355
Bring your own picnic!
Northbound Visitor Centers picnic area
(photo credit: Google Business submitted by FSS)
I-73/74 Northbound & Southbound Visitor Centers
Relax and unwind with the large set of picnic tables surrounded by charcoal and wood-burning grills. It is a perfect stop to see the views of Randolph County. See all seasons come alive from the green roof on the Southbound side.
I-73/74 Northbound Visitor Center is located at 4393 I-73/I-74, Seagrove, NC 27341, and our I-73/74 Southbound Visitor Center is located at 4390 I-73/74, Seagrove, NC 27341
Deep
River State Trails - Explore Randolph County while taking in the sights
of nature along the Deep River State Trails access points – we have three in our
county. Picnic tables under weather shelters and grills are the perfect start
or end to your trail adventure.
Franklinville
Access 163 W Main St, Franklinville, NC 27248
Ramseur Access 728 Liberty St, Ramseur, NC 27316
Randleman Access 117 Presnell St, Randleman, NC 27317
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| Solar Pointe picnic area at the North Carolina Zoo (photo credit: North Carolina Zoo) |
North Carolina Zoo - Visiting the largest zoo in the United States? The North Carolina Zoo offers outdoor dining options and onsite food choices for purchase. American fare located throughout the zoo includes hamburgers, fried chicken, and barbecue. You are your seat at a picnic table within the park or venture outside of the admissions gate to Solar Pointe, easily accessible from the North America Plaza. Guests also have the option to leave the park to dine offsite and return with a the single-day admission ticket.
4401 Zoo Pkwy, Asheboro, NC 27205
We look forward to following along during your visit – tag us
at #theHeartofNC. Make sure to order your FREE travel guide bit.ly/FREETravelGuide for more
planning tips.
Randolph County includes Archdale, Asheboro, Franklinville, Liberty, Ramseur, Randleman, Seagrove, Staley, and Trinity.
