The food is great bar food, the service is top notch and the ambience so casual/private. You will…read morewant to buy a season pass and return week after week. (Seasons passes could be coming) Could this be a don't miss in the big RVA! Absolutely, some of the friendliest help, healthy competition, and amazing technique (to be gained). My second time throwing axes and I'm so hooked. Guess what everyone... they have a beer wall with wines and sangria! If you can't finish your beer or wine Stony Point Mall says it's fine to walk around with it outside. So top off your glass and enjoy a walk around the mall after your throw. Enjoy the great unique shops and come back week after week.

I love this place. The staff is amazing and the atmosphere is somehow both energetic and relaxing…read more This has become my hubby and mines go to date nite place!

This is a really fun event space. It used to be the Studio Two Three location. I've been back for a…read morecouple music events and have enjoyed the space a lot. Near the entrance they usually serve some drink or food with tables up front then near the back they'll have a very intimate performance space. There is plenty of free street parking nearby. This is located in Scott's Addition. It can also be used as an affordable wedding venue. I love the bathrooms here. They are fully stocked with thoughtful things like hair ties and floss. They have a women and men restroom. I last went for a WRIR fundraiser that was incredible. They opened one of the garage doors for a food truck to serve food from. I love the way the space is divided so you can have room for dancing/music as well as sitting down. I'd recommend hosting an event here.

Even tho we didn't get to use this for our reception, the owner was super sweet and caring and…read morehelped us with whatever we needed!!

This venue is gorgeous, clean and pristine! I attended an event here and really enjoyed this space…read more It comes with this gorgeous red rose wall/backdrop that really livened up the room. The bathrooms were also nicely decorated and everything just looked brand new and well maintained. It's a large space with a foyer at the front that was being used for food. I loved how the food was separate from the event so the caterers could do their thing and not disturb the event. The venue is also equipped with AV which was useful during the event. This is a really great event venue and I'd recommend it for folks looking for a modern space to host their next event.

Great place for a Wedding or another event, such as a family celebration). Newly renovated…read moreballroom, and a wide open space

I love this place it's a beautiful setting. I'm going to several events there and I love…read moreeverything about this location in venue so glad to have it in our community

Our second visit wasn't as great as our first. I'd like this place to succeed because it's…read moredifferent and fun but I think the price point is prob too high given the inconsistency of the experience. The first time we came it was on time and we loved the Dragon Tower escape room: it was the perfect mix of puzzle and action. This time we showed up 10 minutes early and they said they were running 5-10 minutes behind because of "cleaning issues". Well it turned into 20 minutes late so thankfully we already canceled our dinner reservations. I think it would've been fine if it wasn't $250 for a family of five for 38 minutes and the ninja trials escape room was not as exciting or interesting as dragon tower. Also one of the equipment pieces we were given was faulty so that made it less fun for one of us.

Pelagos VR is a fantastic addition to the area for unique entertainment, and there are so many…read moreoptions within it! Just as a quick rundown, there are three main types of VR here: the front area where you are strapped into a VR system and can run in place, a virtual escape room, and a VR action arena (large room with VR cameras on the walls and you can physically run around). I haven't tried the escape room and I liked the strap-in ones, though it's the VR arena that really elevates this place. So far I have done Patient Zero and several rounds of the Urban Assault in the arena, and it's an amazing experience. Between the excellent physical tracking, the true-recoil VR guns, and the actual movement in the real world mapping to the VR world, it is insanely immersive and easy to adapt to. It is quite exciting too: I was fortunate enough to participate in their latest tournament and it was chaotic fun from start to finish. The tournaments are a special treat because for now the entry fee is only $20 while the regular experiences run a fair bit more, so it's an insanely good deal for the amount of fun you're having. On top of the excellent experiences, I would be remiss if I didn't highlight their incredible staff. This is mostly a family-run place and it shows with how kind and personable everyone here is, with positive attitudes, a true love for what they do, and excellent mastery of VR tech and training new players. I have met the owner twice and he goes out of his way to make everyone feel welcome and appreciated for their visits. The most underrated part here is actually nothing to do with VR but actually their bar offerings: the happy hour here is every day of the week (including weekends) and you can get $4 beers (including a few local drafts) and very reasonably priced appetizers. If I were in the area and just wanted a quick beer with a friend before doing something else, I would absolutely come here for it at those fantastic prices. Since Pelagos VR is attached to the mall, there is plenty of lot parking very close by, so no issues there. Really the only drawback of this place is the price, particularly if you come by yourself or one other person as their price structure rewards larger groups. I would absolutely come here with a friend group because of that though a date night here would add up fast. I look forward to coming here again with friends, especially for the tournaments. This is one heck of an outing to look forward to! Overall: 5.0 stars ---- Pros: - Amazing and unique VR experiences, truly memorable in every way. - Multiple options, including stationary running, open arena, or escape room. - Fantastic staff who are kind, knowledgeable, and clearly happy to be there. - Excellent happy hour food deals, worth trying even without the VR. - Easy parking and access since attached to the mall. - Pricing for large groups and the tournaments are great... Cons: - ...though the cost for a small group (especially for only one or two people) is a bit prohibitive unless you have deep pockets. Their pricing is entirely reasonable given what you get for it, though this is really the only thing that keeps me from going every week. Maybe one day they'll have a membership or a punchcard pass option!

VA Council of CEOs enjoyed using The Rec Room for our event. The facility is comfortable and fun…read morewhich set a great tone for the evening. The staff did a wonderful job getting us ready and taking care of us during the event.

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).

What a beautiful property! We just celebrated our son's (and now daughter-in-law's) wedding there…read morelast week, snow and all. Actually, the snow made for some beautiful wedding photos! Tracy, the wedding coordinator, was extremely knowledgeable about the historical background of the venue, and very pleasant and helpful. We even had a visit from one of the resident sheep -- great photo opp! I encourage you to visit Seven Springs. It's a very special place!

Attended a family wedding here recently. THIS PLACE IS GORGEOUS. I had no idea this place even…read moreexisting until I received my invitation. It is about 35 minutes east of Richmond, not far off Route 360. At this property is a beautiful historic home, outbuildings, lovely grounds, and a pavilion that is perfect for just about any event. This was the perfect place for an outdoor wedding on a beautiful Saturday in October. The pavilion was large enough to hold 60+ people for a seated dinner and host a live band with a dance floor. The best part was hearing the soft murmur of lambs in the background when the couple was exchanging the vows.