Ok we loved it so much we brought more friends and family!!! Ended up staying til evening!! Great…read moreplace to relax, or get together with the ones you care about! Dogs are welcome!! Also go say hi to sweet, hard working Vickie with a "V"

Looking for a fun outing while in town for a visit and decided to give it a try. Great place with…read moreWine, distillery, and brewery. Open seating indoor and out and great food. Plenty of parking and friendly staff make it enjoyable experience. Loved that there were some games available for guests to enjoy if the conversation is a bit lacking. Will recommend to our friends and hope to visit again.

While Quail-at-the-Wood Antiques is quaint and charming, the prices are for the birds! It's a…read morelittle "hawkward" leaving a "fowl" commentary on a pastime I love so much, but "owl" just have to "wing" it. I've been antiquing for 40 years, (yes, I'm that old-something of an antique myself) and I have also worked at antique/thrift/consignment shops so I'm familiar prices and quality. With that said, most of the prices at this antique shop are exorbitant. Be prepared to drop three "bills" for a rag doll... four bills for a hutch... Look, I know some of these items are unique, some date the Civil War era, but even the brass, figurines and baskets are high priced. I think I saw an old broken wreath for $20. Even that wasn't worth the "poultry" amount. I've seen similar items at other antique shops for a lot less chicken feed. I don't mean to ruffle any feathers, but with all the antique shops in the Culpeper area, save your nest egg for a more reasonable shop!

For a small town antique store, it's pretty good. Has a nice selection. Some China, old American…read moreantiques, all sorts of stuff. Would come back again. I believe it's a mom and pops store so that's cool. Unique gem of Culpeper. Bought some awesome coins for my family from 1948.

Very tiny but informative place to start any visit to Culpeper - especially for a history buff!read more

At $5 I have to say it's a decent deal. Residents get in free, but they are paying the taxes for…read moreit. This is a good thirty minutes to maybe an hour. I do think a film or something like that, could really enhance this place that's about Culpeper. This town is named after Lord Culpeper, in the time of the British empire. There's a really neat exhibition of dinosaur tracks found. This was a added bonus. As expected some details about native Americans. They have a good display of arrowheads, and how these people manufactured them. The revolutionary war and civil war were covered. Even more modern conflicts were. One interesting artifact was a old camera, that shows how big they used to be. Same with a cash register. If you're close by it's worth it. The staff was friendly, and it was nice to learn a little more about the town.

This farm, with farm to table service, has the BEST produce, meats and poultry imaginable. If…read moreyou're careful about sourcing your meats or just love good food, this is the farm for you. We've found nothing better since leaving the Charlottesville area, even in food conscious New York. Looking forward to them opening a shipping component to the business. Meanwhile, if you're lucky enough to be in the Charlottesville-Arlington delivery area, do your mouth a favor and check out their website for delivery schedules. You won't regret it! This is a thumbs up, five yum review

LOVE Sylvanaqua. I met Chris at his booth at Forest Lakes farmers market last year and he has been…read moredelivering to my house since (delivery in cville is FREE!). I love that I've gotten to know him and I feel great about how he treats his animals. We started with just egg delivery, but now often get chicken, pork and grass-fed beef. He even found me one last ham a week before Christmas, and then promptly answered my frantic email on Christmas Eve for cooking instructions! His prices are cheaper than Whole Foods, and I trust his meats' quality and animals' welfare more than pre-packaged meat. I have been recommending Sylvanaqua Farms to anyone who will listen!

Having received a piece of art from a nationally known/reputable auction house that was in need of…read morecleaning, I contacted Buchanan and Kiguel for restoration assistance. Paul Williams was wonderfully helpful and knowledgeable in examining and then spotting that the item was not what it had been advertised to be. He also provided printed research verifying his conclusion which was provided for assistance in re-addressing the concern with the company from which it had been purchased. He did this all at no cost, as a service to assist this customer. I highly recommend their restoration services to those in the Charlottesville area, as it was very worthwhile and helpful!

From the owner: Established in 1966, the Buchanan & Kiguel name has become synonymous for quality and…read morecraftsmanship. We frame to museum standards to insure the longevity of your art and always take great care in your project through all aspects of the framing proces