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The W on Elm

The W on Elm

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3.7 Google Review
324 S Elm St, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27401, United States
(336) 617-5922
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Apr 22, 2018
Went here for the first time last night with my sister and it was nice. Definitely a nicr place to go have a drink for an older crowd. The atmosphere is nice. It wasn't a lot of people there for a Saturday night. Menu looked good but didn't order anything. Loved the doors opening up to the patio.

Apr 3, 2018
Drinks were good. Ordered some fries and they came out undercooked, but they took them back, looked like they reheated them till they were brown and hot and reserved. Other than that the atmosphere was great.

Apr 26, 2018
Atmosphere and the food are well worth the visit. Its a cozy place with a friendly staff and, even though it has a limited selection of draft beer in today's craft beef environment, they do have good whiskeys that put the W in their name.

Apr 28, 2018
While this restaurant has a great location and atmosphere the food and service is terrible. We walked in a were not greeted by anyone, then sat at the bar for 10 minutes until the bartender came out from the back. 20 minutes later we were finally able to find a clean table outside. When asked what drinks they had, besides liqueur, our waitress said "uhh I don't think we have any". After we were told to get our drinks, including water at the bar, we were presented with a small handwritten menu. My boyfriend and I both ordered the philly cheese steak which was a joke. Our "cheese steak" was served on a hot dog bun with sliced meat and a slice of half melted cheese and no peppers, onions, or sauce. We did not see our waitress again util we received our check, we probably could have left without paying. I was so excited to eat at this restaurant and host my graduation party there but after this experience that will not be happening.

Apr 21, 2018
Great atmosphere. Delicious food. Kind and wonderful server.

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Opening Hours

Wed:5:30 pm - 12 am
Thu:5:30 pm - 12 am
Fri:5:30 pm - 12 am
Sat:5:30 pm - 2 am