From Buie’s Market’s Facebook Page (with edits):
Waitstaff and bartenders are all struggling right now. We’re donating all of the proceeds of our Buie’s Market apparel to our neighbors, the Diamondback Grill staff.
We’ll also be selling Southside Beer Garden Apparel to benefit @southsidebgbs bartenders.
Grab a t-shirt or a hat while you’re in the store! @ Buie’s Market
From TMWATT: Have I mentioned how awesome the folks at Buie’s Market are? Well, they are!
From a press release from Buie’s Market (psst… they’re still open!!):
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation evolves, we want to assure you that we are taking significant precautionary measures and adhering to recommendations from public health officials, as well as continuing to maintain our high standards of cleanliness.
In addition to using pre-existing good hygiene practices, we will be making the following changes in-store to help reduce the potential spread of the virus:
We are monitoring the situation closely and will continue to modify our processes to maintain the highest levels of cleanliness in our stores. We are currently still open and will continue to serve our customers with the health and safety of our customers and staff in mind.
Our staff is available to answer any questions.
Please reach out via email at info@buiesmarket.com Or by phone at 336-602-2504
Sarah Castle
Social Media/Marketing
Buie’s Market
Yesterday, I attended the official ribbon cutting for Buie’s Market. City Councilman Jeff MacIntosh and members of the Chamber of Commerce were in attendance. 
Perhaps the coolest part was that Mr. Wayne Buie, whom, along with the pharmacy that he owned, the market is named for, was the special guest ribbon cutter for the event. He took time to talk with the attendees, many of which were frequenters of his pharmacy.
Buie’s Market is a quaint little market nestled back in the background of the Buena Vista neighborhood, connected to the same building as Diamondback Grill. It is a specialty market that will feature many local food sources and services. They have produce, most of which is from Whit Acres farm here in Winston-Salem. Camino Bakery is featured in its own section with various styles of bread. Dinners On The Porch has meals-on-the-go ready to be taken home and thrown in the oven. Ice Cream, condiments, spreads, meats, cheeses and much more. They have a coffee bar that also has beer on tap and wine, plus two coolers for packaged beer and wine.
I got to speak with Kristen and Ben Holcomb and Will Doss a good bit yesterday, and I told them that I feel the community needed this and will support it. It’s a beautiful space with a history, which goes over quite well in this town.
Today, they have more grand opening festivities that includes a real, live dairy cow brought in by Homeland Creamery. I recommend that you go and check them out. They are located at 749 N Avalon Road. They are open 7a-9p every day.
Buie’s Market Location in Buena Vista ©Buie’s Market
Construction is underway on Buie’s Market, which is expected to open in early summer adjacent to Diamondback Grill at the corner of Avalon Road and Spring Garden Road (749 Avalon Road). Buie’s Market will serve Buena Vista and surrounding areas. Named in honor of the legendary Buie’s Pharmacy, which occupied the space decades ago, Buie’s Market will offer a variety of fresh, packaged and prepared foods.
Majority owners of Buie’s Market are Stacy Doss and Kristin Holcomb. Buie’s Market will occupy approximately 3,000 square feet and will have eight full- and part-time employees. Cassandra Bryant, a former member of the management team at Trader Joe’s, will serve as the manager of Buie’s Market.
Buie’s owners Stacy Doss (l) and Kristen Holcomb (r) (©Buie’s)
Buie’s Market will offer a selection of brewed coffee; craft beers and wines; non-alcoholic beverages; cheeses and dairy items; and an assortment of dry goods as well as canned and packaged local and regional staples. The market also will offer pastries, desserts and breads and a variety of fresh and frozen products including beef, pork, chicken, bison, fish and produce. Prepared foods to go will include selections from familiar local vendors.
“Our focus will be on local products and fresh produce and meats,” co-owner Kristin Holcomb said. “We believe that Buie’s Market will rapidly become a community destination as a place to come for coffee, beer and wine with friends or to take home ‘grab and go’ delicious prepared foods.”
“We considered a number of names for the business but kept coming back to Buie’s Market because the name is so well known among neighborhood residents,” co-owner Stacy Doss added. “Wayne Buie, who operated a pharmacy on the same site for many years, enthusiastically gave us permission to use his family’s name, and we greatly thank him for his support.”
For updates on the opening and what the market will be offering visit: facebook.com/buiesmarket or watch this blog or listen to our podcast!