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.

Cool little local Post Office in Jeffersonton, VA!…read more Cell service on AT&T at the post office was weak - one bar - took a minute for the Yelp app to check in. #JeffersontonPostOffice

The service there is okay, this is a complaint aimed directly towards the delivery driver, to be…read morequite honest, if you are too lazy to get out of the car and knock on the door, and drop off a package, you dont need a job. I am at the mercy of a lazy delivery driver who refuses to do anything past the actual mailbox. Forcing me to go pick the package up from the local office. This is ridiculous, I should not have to go through this, I want to know what I have to do to ensure my package gets to my fricking front door step.

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!

Love this location! Closest to my house and way nicer than the one I was using when I first moved…read moreto Stafford. Before I had to run to the location @ Litchfield,but they were not always so nice or so caring. They have sent me notices to pick up packages and then they can never find them. After meeting Karen Kennedy @ the Hartwood location, I feel In love! Very personable and super service. If I need something mailed before they open, I can leave a check and the package and I don't have to fear that it won't be safe. Leaves my receipt in my P.O. Box. They are so nice there, I always make sure to drop off donuts or ask if they need lunch when run into town. Small town post offices are way nicer when you have a super Post Master like Karen! A++++

We were treated to a private tour of the home and grounds, purely by luck, and the glimpse into…read morewhat took place at that home during both the Revolutionary and Civil was was astounding. One of the most remarkable preservations was the carefully sculpted plaster ceiling whose delicate features had survived since 1775 despite cannon fire tearing a hole in the wall! I won't delve into the details that our guide recalled with not only amazing retention but with showmanship, however, the historical significance was worth the trip. Definitely worth the price of admission (I think it was around $12) and your time during a trip to historic Fredericksburg.

Tony and I spent the night in Fredericksburg MD in hopes of being able to get into some of these…read morelovely historic sites But many of them were closed due to Covid-19 This Plantation home was the house of Fielding Lewis and his wife Betty Washington, the sister of George Washington. Their mother, Mary Washington is buried very close to her home. The Plantation grounds were closed but we were able to see the house and outer buildings from the gate. We are planning another trip back in the late spring

Did George Washington chop down the infamous cherry tree? Did he really have wooden teeth? Was he…read morenot technically born in the United States? George Washington's Fredericksburg Foundation was created to enhance the public understanding and appreciation of the lives, values, and legacies of George Washington and his family. Support of this Foundation and locally to Kenmore and Ferry Farm brings answers to these questions and strengthens the history of our region. Grubs ~

Chatham Manor is the kind of place that makes you slow your steps without realizing it--because it…read morefeels important. Built in the 1760s, this isn't just a historic home; it's a front-row seat to centuries of American history layered in one breathtaking setting. From its elegant Georgian architecture to the sweeping view of the Rappahannock River, everything about Chatham feels intentional, enduring, and quietly powerful. During the Civil War, this estate became Union headquarters after Fredericksburg and was transformed into one of the largest field hospitals of the war. Standing on the lawn, it's impossible not to imagine rows of tents and wounded soldiers stretching toward the river. Inside the house, history echoes--Clara Barton moved through these rooms tending the injured, Dr. Mary Walker broke barriers here with her fearless medical service, and Walt Whitman visited, absorbing the human cost of war that would later shape his writing. Few places can claim that kind of convergence of compassion, intellect, and resolve. What makes Chatham extraordinary is how alive it feels. This isn't a rope-and-glass museum experience. It's immersive, thoughtful, and deeply moving without being heavy-handed. The house, the grounds, the views--everything works together to remind you that pivotal moments didn't happen in textbooks; they happened in real rooms, with real people, making impossible decisions. Chatham Manor is beautiful, haunting, and awe-inspiring in the truest sense. If you love history that gives you goosebumps and leaves you thinking long after you leave, this place deserves a spot at the top of your list.

This is one of my favorite "hidden gems" in Fredericksburg. It's part of Fredericksburg National…read moreBattlefield Park and there is an informative display and film inside the manor house if you're interested in the history of the property. The standouts for me though are the gorgeous formal gardens and the amazing views across the river to historic old town Fredericksburg. There is no bad time to visit but early spring for cherry blossoms, daffodils, tulips and dogwoods and late spring for Iris and peonies (and the early roses) are my favorite times to visit. Parking is free, the gardens are free and the museum is a suggested donation.

We have been a Prince William County resident for over 40 years and my wife and I would love to…read morethank everyone who worked on Saturday May 16, 2026 at the Prince William County Landfill & Compost Facility for an outstanding job with service and hard work. From the time we pulled into the parking lot there was someone to guide us with not only information but with a great attitude and taking the time to tell us where to go with a friendly attitude. We pulled up to the TV recycle center and again someone to guide us with a friendly attitude. We experienced fast and efficient service with the offloading of the very large 75" LCD TV. Thanking us and telling us to have a wonderful day. The place was the cleanest center we have ever seen. Please recognize these very dedicated employees for a job well done! I was a Store Manager for a fortune 50 company with over 300 employees. I wish we could have hired employees like yours. Whatever you are doing with the hiring and training of your associates please keep up the great work. Thank you!

New ID rules and regulations are absurd and makes life really difficult for some residents of the…read morecounty. Not all tax paying members of the county can utilize the dump they pay for unless your name & address is on certain "acceptable documentation." Unfortunately, the acceptable documentation is not always available for residents of PWC. If you call or email your concerns, you will get an admin person on the phone. If you want to share your concerns with upper management, good luck because they don't take calls from us. Cops are there quite a bit now because PWC residents are upset with these terrible new rules and regulations. Nothing really can be done unless our county leadership steps in. Hopefully people don't start dumping their trash on our beautiful roadsides and it ends up in the dump anyways... If you are reading this because you are as frustrated as I am, please contact the board of county supervisors. Share any legitimate concerns and let's get these crummy new inefficient practices improved or eliminated. Contact: BRENTSVILLE DISTRICT: Tom Gordy 703-792-6190 COLES DISTRICT: Yesli Vega 703-792-4620 GAINESVILLE DISTRICT: Robert B. Weir 703-792-6195 NEABSCO DISTRICT: Victor S. Angry 703-792-4668 OCCOQUAN DISTRICT: Kenny Boddye 703-792-4643 POTOMAC DISTRICT: Andrea Bailey 703-792-4563 WOODBRIDGE DISTRICT: Margaret Franklin 703-792-4646