Five ways to find great restaurants near your new home.
This locally owned and operated Charlottesville favorite is a must try for all University students, especially those graduating this May.
Zoës Kitchen is a Northline bus ride away with reasonably-priced meals that are both fresh and delicious.
All of the ingredients in an El Jefe bowl are available at any local grocery store.
West Main Street bakery closes its doors after nearly five years of business in Charlottesville.
There's something about the taste of raw egg and uncooked flour I can't resist. Maybe it's the risk of salmonella.
Life is about relationships. For Sandy and Rob Archer, many of those relationships began in Charlottesville.
Co-owner of popular food truck shares her passion for the business.
If you’re looking for a casual brunch restaurant close to Grounds, The Pigeon Hole is your place.
I had heard amazing things about Barbie Brannock, so I decided to meet the face behind this operation myself.
La Taza takes the expected and makes it unexpected.
Indulging in the abundance of free samples at the Charlottesville City Market.
When I first entered Al Carbon, I can remember thinking, “This is gonna be good.”
In this sea of lettuce, homemade jewelry and jams galore, a meat-pastry enthusiast like me could find sanctuary.
Located on Fontaine Avenue, Silk Thai is an easy walk from Alderman Road dorms and definitely a nice change from dining hall food.
Just opening the menu at Junction made my stomach growl.
Although it comes at a steep price for students, Oakhart Social is the perfect place to enjoy a night out with your family.
The crepes were ready within five minutes of ordering, steaming hot and jam-packed with apples and melted cheese.
My personal favorite, the Camarones Poblanos, shrimps served over rice with chipotle cream sauce, is part risotto, part paella and part shrimp and grits.
After trying my first slice, I was almost willing to order and eat a whole second pizza all by myself.
