Great place to hang out and recharge before or in between flights. The staff was extremely friendly…read moreand helpful! Well organized and fully stocked with alot of things to eat and drink. Thanks for all the volunteers that make it a great place!

Retired Army here. My son was traveling back from a college visit and they would not let him use…read morethe lounge to wait for his ride. The attendant was very rude and impatient and told him the USO was "for Active Duty only." When he showed his dependent ID card the attendant still refused to let him come in. He frequently travels to and from the Richmond airport and has frequently used the USO lounge. I think some retraining is needed.

Super neat store with a variety of items made by local artists. The staff is friendly, and they…read moreeven allow dogs! I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you have the chance.

Lovely Henrico County owned venue. Great facility for meetings, workshops, hosting special events,…read morebirthday or anniversary parties, bridal/baby showers. Beautiful grounds and landscaping, carriage house and gazebo area! Would recommend this venue!

We had our wedding here in July of 2021 and it was beautiful the staff was also really helpful! we…read morereceived so many compliments. the location was really affordable with plenty of parking. perfect unique location

If you're into history and/or call Virginia home, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture is worth…read morea visit. Open every day from 10am-5pm, tickets are between $8 and $12 with children five and under free. Located next to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture is inside a historic building erected to commemorate the Confederacy. Now it's a museum honoring all Virginians, regardless of background. Here's why you should visit: 1) Entrance: There's a large parking lot near the main entrance. Walk inside and you'll see a well-designed cafe that serves local coffee and food, a bookstore with books and products from Virginia, restrooms, and the ticket area. Staff are helpful and the entire space is kept clean. 2) Exhibits: Start with the 15-minute film about the history of Virginia starting 16,000 years ago to today. It's worth the time. Then explore the exhibit halls where you can find art, artifacts like letters George Washington wrote, and more. One exhibit walks through history of Virginia from 16,000 to present day. Another honors all five regions of Virginia. Another talks about the original murals in the building and another showcases art of Virginia. Little rooms are filled with more exhibits displaying some of the 9,000,000 objects in their collection. There's even an area for kids to play in a little market, try on colonial clothes, and more. Interactive exhibits are part of every room. 3) Experience: It's not an overwhelming museum, but you can easily spend a few hours seeing most items and reading most displays. I learned a lot!

Not sure what I was expected, but I was sorely disappointed with this museum. The fee is $12 and I…read morefeel I spent about 12 minutes in there, so one dollar for every moment spent? Idk, I didn't feel that price tag was worth it. The history and culture wasn't presented in a way I thought captured my attention, nor made me want to retain said information or learn more. Save your $$$ and go to the VMFA which is right there, amazing, and free.

We had a great summit at the Valentine. The set up was perfect and the staff were very attentive to…read moreour needs the meeting area was clean and well ventilated. After the event we were able to move about the museum that at some interesting items relevant to Richmond modern and older history. Great little museum to visit.

The Valentine, aka The Wickham House is located in downtown Richmond, and a stone's throw from the…read moreJ. Marshall House. It was a special tour that brought me to the Wickham House. Don't be confused by the name, The Valentine. This 19th-century home was purchased in 1898 by Mann Valentine Jr. who added a museum to the property and renamed it The Valentine. My visit was part of a dual tour with the John Marshall House (treason trial of A. Burr). The tour started promptly at the appointed time, and we began our tour of the home. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the Wickham house, the family and the history of that time. Her tour was much more than a simple recitation. She brought the home to life through her descriptions, easily fielded questions and encouraged discussions. We all gained a clear picture of life at that time as well as the role that John Wickham played in history. The house is kept in beautiful condition with many examples of how the family lived, from clothing to imagined food out on the table. I was truly impressed by the beauty of the home. After the tour we were able to meander through the museum that is a part of the property. It is an interesting stroll through Richmond's history from the early 1800's to the present. I would definitely suggest a visit here if you are a history fanatic. Check out your options for parking before you get here (I parked in one of the local garages and spent about $15).

Fantastic family oriented fraternity. This location in particular is great for Moose members…read moretraveling in the area. They have plenty of space for rustic camping, and even have hot showers available. The members of this lodge couldn't be friendlier. If coming to town for the NASCAR races at nearby RIR, this is the place to be. They offer a fantastic buffet breakfast on Saturday and Sunday morning, and a buffet lunch on Saturday. If you don't want to drive to the track, they rent buses to take you back and forth to the raceway (fee). If you are not a member, stop by and ask about joining. You won't be disappointed.

amazing people!!! awesome surplus. went there to get some stuff for a reenactment uniform and they…read morehad more than enough of what I needed. will definitely go back!! P.S. Going there is like an addiction, once you go there, you keep coming back. it's very worth it.

The staff was wonderful, was looking for something specific for ROTC this semester and they helped…read moreme find what I needed. Gave me a military discount too, which I didn't even know I was eligible for since I'm not active duty, but that was incredibly kind! Will definitely be back for any more of my uniform or supply needs!

Great local haunt with owners that care about the scare. Do not miss out on this one!read more