Pintxos Pour House – “A Different Way to Dine”

Not every restaurant has something for every taste. There are more than a few places that just seem to have very few offerings on the menu, or satisfy that “comfort food” craving so many Southerners possess. Pintxos Pour House is the exact opposite—there are so many options, no matter what you are in the mood for, and no matter whom you choose to dine with. What sets Pintxos Pour House apart is the way the food is made—the way all food should be made!

“Pintxos Pour House is a full-service casual restaurant with a fun atmosphere serving up scratch-made food,” said owner Lee Anne Edwards. It is casual enough for a family dinner out and fun enough for an exciting date night or girls’ night out! Known for its pizzas and small plates, Pintxos Pour House is so much more. There are items for the health nut in the family, like Avocado Caprese Crostini, Spanish Cobb Salad and the Spinach and Artichoke Pizza. There are items for the kids, like the Sliders and Fries, Old Skool Chicken Nachos and the Scooby Snack Pizza. Then, there are the menu items for those of us who love comfort food like the Pomodoro Meatballs, Fried Green Tomatoes, Panther Pile Up Pizza, Chicken Cheesesteak Club and Hopped-Up Wings. No matter what time of day, there is something for everyone at Pintxos Pour House!

“Our chicken and waffles have always been a customer favorite, as well as our pizzas,” said Edwards. “My favorite is the Scooby Snack, which is topped with red sauce, pepperoni, ground beef, bacon, peppers, olives and mushrooms and topped with fried spinach and crispy onions. We will also be adding some new menu items to our dinner and brunch menus in the next couple weeks. We like to keep things fresh.”

Yes, Pintxos Pour House also serves brunch on Sundays! Menu items include Shrimp and Grits, Huevos Rancheros, Bananas Foster Waffles, Spanish Omelet and a Kid’s PB&J Waffle Sandwich, along with some of the favorites from the regular menu.

At Pintxos Pour House, the customer experience is very important! Lee Anne wants to make sure that no one has to wait too long for a great lunch—especially those who are looking for a more exciting break from work in the middle of the day than racing through a drive-thru. “Our lunch menu is limited to pizzas, salads and few sandwiches to allow us to serve lunch customers quickly,” she said.

No matter when you choose to pay a visit, Pintxos Pour House will not disappoint! The food and the special events keep customers coming back again and again! “We are always trying to host fun events along with some really fun promotions, so stay tuned for those,” said Edwards.

Pintxos Pour House is located at 5312 Robinhood Village Drive in Winston-Salem. Hours of operation are Monday through Thursday from 12–9pm; Friday and Saturday from 12–11pm; and Sunday from 10am–9pm. For more information, call 336.924.0238, or visit the website at www.pintxospourhouse.com. You can also find Pintxos Pour House on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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Meghan Corbett

Meghan Corbett grew up in Winston-Salem and has been with Forsyth Woman and Forsyth Family since 2009. She has a degree in mass media communication with a minor in journalism from NC State University. She married her high school sweetheart, Will, in 2008. They have two children, Avery and Hugh as well as two rescue beagles, Moze and Charlie. Meghan writes, edits and manages the calendar of events for the Forsyth Magazines family of publications. She moved to Wilmington in 2015 and loves coastal life, having grown up taking trips to lakes surrounding the Winston-Salem area including Lake Norman. Being on a boat is so relaxing, and one of her favorite things to do after picking up the kids from school is going on a cruise down the Intracoastal Waterway to see all the wildlife and excitement that can only be seen from the water.

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