Today my family and friends went to the Dallas location for brunch…read more Our host Davis was 5 star. As for the buffet 0 stars. Biscuits were HARD, HARD...HARD!!! To be honest everything except for the fruit was good. I apologize but honest the truth has to be told. Employees were GREAT and tha's all.

Culpeper has come a long way. Nice local shops and dining…read more Curbside seating at coffee houses. Everyone seems content. Just outside of downtown main street you've got your larger chain stores and chain restaurants. Many places for parking downtown and how fun to see the Amtrac at the Visitors Center. There's many great parks to enjoy as well. The kids used to love Yowell Meadows park but they're all grown up now. And the mountains in your backdrop are spectacular from Rte 522. I should come by more often. The change is good.

Inspire of what happened here last year, this is one nice area. The streets adjacent to the City…read moreHall are great for evening strolls. There are many eateries and shops, including at least one theater, that will satisfy all visitors with varied tastes. I think the best part is they are price friendly to consumers. I hope I will have time to check out Tom Cruise's latest Mission Impossible movie that is showing now before I leave, so I can comment on my experience with the theater.

I am a small business owner. When I heard that I could get a vending spot on the amazing…read morescene-laden downtown mall for under a thousand dollars a year, I was floored. I met with Neighborhood Development Services, specifically Craig Fabio, and I was duly impressed with the exchange. I start in October, at the beginning of the 4th quarter. I was able to easily set up a meeting. I had a conversation about my business and what I'd be selling. All of my options and responsibilities were clearly laid out in paper and in voice. When I left, I had a start date, a vending license, and a home-occupation declaration, making me legitimate in my new home. Customer service is at the forefront of every desk I visited, each with a smile, an answer, and a story. I also talked with Craig about the politic of the vending on the mall, how it is under fire from a few high-rentpayers in brick and mortars, but was thrilled to hear that Charlottesville supports the rights of the less privileged and super-small business owners in town, and that vending is recognized as one of the cultural and common rights in town. This, in small part is what I love about Charlottesville.

For SURE one of the most beautiful spots in all of Virginia. rolling hills, beautiful homes and…read morelots of wide open spaces. Great photography opportunities, too. Rent a Wrangler in the fall, take the top down and tour the countryside. You'll be so glad you did.

This is a small monument erected by the Daughters of the American Revolution honoring the locals…read morewho served. It is located along the paved section of the Stafford Connector Trail. It looks like a one tombstone grave site with a fence.

Exceptional tour guide (Leta) gave us a fascinating tour of this original Georgian style brick…read moreTidewater mansion. Her family has been associated with it since 1853 and her stories were enthralling. This is an opportunity to grab a piece of history because her personal recollections greatly enhanced our viewing of a remarkably intact and preserved 18th century estate.

We just wanted to take the time to commend Officer Steve... who went beyond his duties to make sure…read moreour family was safe and tried to help us move our rig. Our MH broke down on a two lane highway, which was also a truck route. We were in danger of being rear-ended, and that drivers trying to pass us were also in danger. Our rig's handbrake had seized up, making it impossible to move our vehicle. No tow company would come, although they kept telling us they were searching for a provider. We were there over 11 hours waiting for a rescue. Officer Steve explained that he would be going off shift in the morning and that Sargent Chan, would be taking over... Sargent Chan was also very kind, and set up more flares on the road for us. Dennis, from Fire department, also stopped to help us and set up a flare stick. A couple of nice citizens also tried to help. All in all we appreciated everyone's kindness that tried to help. In the end it was JC's Towing and Recovery, that rescued us. We were so happy to move our rig after the 12 hours of a horrible time. ‍ On the other hand we have to NOT recommend Rusty's towing from Culpepper, he tried to take advantage of our situation, and his price to move us a hundred feet or so, was more expensive than a regular tow to Fredericksburg. We said "NO, we were not going to be taken advantage of.

This is a small building with plenty of history. Our guide was excellent, really outstanding. He is…read morea reenactor and was extremely knowledgeable about Civil War history. He showed us unusual items and explained how terms we use in our current lives date back to these items. His enthusiasm, graciousness and knowledge are commendable. Great tour!

Cute little post office with a stone facade right off Route 33. Love this small town of Elkton,…read morenestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains with about 2500+ people. Dedicated by Eisenhower in 1959, this post office is somewhat historic; it has an interesting plaque, brass mailboxes, a greeting card stand, and a local bulletin board with news and events. Clean and well maintained with handicap ramp. The first post office here was originally at Conrad's general store in 1812, and George Conrad was its first postmaster. (Named for American revolutionary captain Stephen Conrad.) Hours M-F 8:30-4:30, Saturday 9:00-11:00 no passport service.