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Things To Do
Septenary Winery at Seven Oaks Farm
Our area is rich with beautiful vineyards and wineries. There are so many to choose from! We truly enjoy Septenary and having drinks around their pool. It is a beautiful spot. * Fun fact - we got engaged right outside their property with the incredible mountain views in the background *
Afton Mountain Vineyards
You will love their great wines and be surrounded by the mountains as you sit in their glass pavilion. It's another incredible Virginia winery. * Fun fact - Carrie's mom likes their Albariño *
Blue Mountain Brewery
Blue Mountain is right down the road from the Meenan home and is a full service restaurant and brewery with cool and casual indoor and outdoor seating. It's a fun place to be! * Fun fact - Carrie's brother, James, worked there in high school/college *
Belties
Belties is a new and oh-so-cute restaurant for breakfast, brunch and lunch. In addition to delicious southern fare, you can visit their Belted Galloway cows. Yes, cows!
The Blue Ridge Pig
For superb pulled pork, visit The Blue Ridge Pig! They have homemade sides and are known as one of the best bbq places in the area. It's very, very casual - pick up or eat at their picnic tables.
Praha Bohemian Bakery & Cafe
Yum! Praha is a delicious and unique bakery in downtown Crozet. Try the Koláče or Medovník. * Fun fact - Jack's favorite is the Klobásník, which is kielbasa and cheese wrapped in dough *
Crozet Pizza
Crozet Pizza is a landmark in Crozet. It's been in business since 1977, and serves pizza, salads and sandwiches. It is also one of the bars in town where "everybody knows your name."
Crozet Creamery
The most adorable little ice cream shop with delicious, homemade ice cream. * Fun fact - Carrie's sister, Annie, worked there throughout high school *
Happ Coffee
Happ's is a wonderful coffee shop and cafe located in the old Virginia Metalcrafters warehouse in Waynesboro. Their coffee and specialty drink menu is impressive.
The Blue Ridge Tunnel
The Blue Ridge Tunnel is one of our favorite places to bring out of town guests. The original railroad tunnel has been preserved and turned into a great walking area. The hike is fairly flat and once you are in the tunnel, it is dark, a little cool, and there may be a few puddles on the sides. Bring a flashlight!
Nelson 151, Craft Beverage Trail
Nelson 151 is the destination for award-winning Virginia craft beverages, local food & artisans, unique lodging and amazing natural beauty. Browse their website for numerous suggestions to enjoy this area.
Bodo's Bagels
If you venture into Charlottesville, make sure you stop at Bodo's. It is THE place for bagels!
Charlottesville's Downtown Mall
A trip to Charlottesville would not be complete without a stroll on the Downtown Mall. The mall is a vibrant collection of more than 120 shops and 30 restaurants housed in historic buildings along the city's Main Street.
University of Virginia
A must see if you are seeing Charlottesville for the first time. Stroll the grounds of the university Thomas Jefferson founded in 1819. Make sure you visit the historic lawn and Rotunda.