Since their doors opened in 2017, Corner Juice has become a staple for University students, faculty and Charlottesville residents alike, offering a variety of healthy food choices including smoothies, sandwiches, parfaits and coffee.
Tucked right off of the Downtown Mall, Revolutionary Soup has been serving soups, salads, sandwiches and a variety of other comfort staples for over 20 years.
As someone who eats gluten-free, I rarely approach bread without hesitation, but what began as a curious purchase quickly became a habit.
Sitting at the intersection of 14th and W Main Street, Boylan Heights has been a staple of the Corner life at the University since 2008.
What initially appeared to be another run-of-the-mill bar, I found, was truly a love letter to Virginia, with quality, locally-sourced food on the table, merry locals by the bar and live music in the air.
Tucked inside Barracks, Milk & Honey is a Southern-style restaurant that serves classic flavors from the South with a modern feel.
The Southwestern spin expands the dish’s versatility, making it a natural companion to everything from a classic steak dinner to a casual cheeseburger.
Fresh, experimental and organic, FARMacy Café certainly has its strengths.
As the holiday season comes to a close, many students look back not only on good company, but also beloved family meals.
What used to be a local diner at the C&O railway station has transformed into an intimate, white-tablecloth eatery, specializing in a blend of classical French and modern American fare.
Lampo uses the proper “00” flour, serves pizza unsliced and even imported a wood-burning pizza oven that had to be lowered into the restaurant from above.
With Carter Mountain’s “Sunset Series” fading into a fond memory and the Charlottesville foliage turning gold, one Thursday ritual lingers in my mind — their apple cider donuts
When Halloween parties give way to the Sunday scaries and the perfectly-curated costumes find their way back into storage boxes, one sweet holiday treat remains — leftover Halloween candy
I could eat this granola by the handful, and my roommates can attest that I do so frequently.
Cake on the Lawn felt like something between a bake sale, an art show and a love letter to Charlottesville’s sweeter side.
