This is a good spot to stop for a beverage. If not just for the historical 1900s aspect of it. The…read moreservice was very friendly and the ambiance of a historical building awesome. They do offer food (pizza) but we did not partake. Note: there are kids allowed here so beware they might be running around.

Love Three Notch Beer and service is great. Walked into their Lynchburg location and totally anti…read moreChristian. See picture. Not sure why ownership would let that happen.

Thank you to North Street Press Club for Providing my family…read morewith an amazing dining experience today. The food choices were exceptionally tasteful as well as the presentation. The Wilson's.

A super cute spot. The service was spot on, Faith, a great waitress. The manager even checked in on…read moreus. That was very nice. The food was really good as well. The presentation of the food, especially the Hawaiian or was it pineapple fried rice, was unexpected. Definitely worth the stop.

I enjoyed the tasting cellar much more than the vibe upstairs at Charley's. The folks working were…read morekind and welcoming, and they answered some questions I had ahead of ordering a wine flight. Since I was planning to share with my mom, I went for the sweet wine flight despite personally preferring semi-dry wines more. I think that was my mistake, as my mom ended up not wanting to drink much, and the sweet wines are SWEET. Like syrupy-sweet. Not just like a nice moscato-sweet. It was like drinking straight sugar. And the price was steep at $37 after tip. We sat on their patio, which is underneath Charley's patio, and were treated to serene river views. A local artist played some music too. Cool vibe, I just ordered the wrong thing.

Grey place, had so much fun!!! The atmosphere, the views, food and drinks are on point.read more

This museum is a school, which played a part in Brown vs Board of Education, the landmark Supreme…read moreCourt case. It is only a few hours' drive from the Supreme Court, but it is a world away. I had some apprehensions given the museum's funding sources included some corporate donors, but whatever process went into it, the final result appeared to me to be quality curation. What sets the museum apart its is specificity and reliance on primary sources. There are plenty of generic civil rights museums, but this one gives a clear impression of time and place. The primary source documentation sets forth some ugly sentiments; anyone who thinks that Virginia is not the Deep South is likely in for a rude awakening, but it also illuminates a variety of perspectives that don't mesh well with contemporary social commentary. The students here, many of whom were alive long enough to make it into the introductory movie, set forth a vision of egalitarianism and devotion to excellence. One of them compares the planning of the civil disobedience here to the Manhattan Project in its secrecy and single-minded commitment, a striking analogy. It is not a huge place (indeed, the fact that the school was too small for the student body is kind of the point), but I spent easily over an hour perusing the content even without a tour or special event. There is no charge to enter and the gift shop was not running when I dropped in, but a donation bin was open and I was more than happy to leave something.

Love love love this place! What an amazing historical place . Thank you to everyone for keeping…read morethis historical place alive for all to learn from.

Great view of the water, delicious food, and great service! Seriously crispy fries :)read more

The crab cakes were good and the service was great. We had a large party and everyone loved their…read moremeals.

Overall, this is a great theater. I was disappointed with the online process. I purchased a ticked…read moreonline to skip the long line at the ticket booth. When I walked to the ticket holder he told me I still had to go through the long line he didn't have a scanner. The point of buying online is for convenience. Please get the scanners so online buyers don't have to wait especially since I payed two dollars more for the convenience.

Clean place, happy employees, not crowded which is amazing; good movies selection. This is my place…read moreto go to.

Honestly, this is the worst BWW I've been to. The service is literally the worst I've ever had…read more We've been sitting here for over half an hour now, excuse me, it's been almost an hour now and all we've gotten is drinks. If we weren't here to watch Saturday night football, we would have left by now. But that's the one thing we came here for, and so we tolerate the substandard service. We probably should have just stayed at the bar, because at least there we had service. Good grief! Crazy thing is half the tables are empty!!! Finally we got service and our waitress is okay, but unfortunately she should have said something earlier about the restaurant having issues cashing out. So guess what??? We got trapped here for OVER HALF AN HOUR WAITING TO CASH OUT. Not acceptable!!!

Whatever you do you never eat at the Buffalo Wild Wings in Farmville. The service sucks. We sit in…read morethere for 45 minutes for food with only 25 people in the building.

This store has many beautiful unique hand made items to buy for yourself or a unique gift. Many…read morepottery pieces , lovely knitted items (handmade by the owner and other crafters) and unique jewelry. (made by the owners daughter) The owner greeted us as we entered and explained that not only does she offer items to purchase she offers classes on pottery so you can create your own creation. You do not need any prior pottery experience. They take you through from start to finish . I must say her knitting is beautifully detailed. I look forward to taking one of the classes soon .

Great resource for all the needs of a seasoned potter. Fabulous classes for beginners to advanced…read more Prices are amazing! Farmville so fortunate for this gem.

Great service in the mornings recommend nice people great drinks food was on time. Was helpful…read moreordering food

I did a curb side pick-up without checking my order before I left and gave the young lady a $5 tip…read morefor a $42 dollar meal. She didn't put my garlic bread sticks in with my order nor did the attendant put my celery sticks which I paid for. Applebee's always have some crap with them. Last week it was a lattice core in my friend daughter's salad and now it's there substandard attention to quality service.

Willett Hall is home to the Longwood University sports teams. I recently went to Willett Hall to…read moresee my brother basketball game against Longwood. Willett Hall is a smaller arena. The will call is located inside of the arena at a table by the main entrance door. Spare yourself some time because the will call line can become busy. Most of the seats in the arena are general admission. You get a good view of the floor from all seats. Willett Hall has a nice video screen scoreboard on the wall. Willett Hall sells typical arena food like hot dogs, popcorn, and sodas. You can find parking on campus and walk to the gym.