A great place for dinner!
We love their brunch!
My first (and favorite!) gyro. Inexpensive Greek offerings and great cheesesteaks.
The frozen yogurt is to die for!
Home of the Virginia Slice - it takes up two paper plates! Inexpensive and filling pizza.
Best known for their excellent craft pizzas and having 52 beers on tap! A little on the more expensive side, but well worth it.
One of my favorite restaurants. Authentic Mexican food.
Bull and Bones is where Andrew and I ate with Santerra and Charles before we went to Ring Dance. It has everything that you'd expect from an upper-class steakhouse.
Andrew and I have painted so many things here it's ridiculous. A great place for those who have kids and want to occupy them before or after the wedding! (Or adults who want another memento from the wedding weekend!)
Pre-Ring Dance, our class offered showings of The Great Gatsby here, so Andrew and I went! Great place for an inexpensive movie.
I love TR Collection! A local shop with lots of unique items, both Virginia Tech-related and not, that you won't find in any other store.
Hahn Garden is a beautiful campus-run oasis where many of our engagement photos were taken. A classic spot to relax, learn about plants and horticulture, and take walks.
A perfect place to picnic, the duck pond has picnic tables, park benches and a gazebo. It is located next to the Solitude House, Virginia Tech's oldest building, and it marks the site of the Draper Meadow Settlement and massacre of 1755.
Smithfield is a gorgeous plantation-style home that once housed a Civil War colonel and his family. Take a walk around the grounds and visit the plantation house; tours are only $5!
Not to be missed. Just do it.
Looking for something a little more upscale? Try Beliveau Estate Winery, the closest winery to Virginia Tech.
Visit the animal science livestock facilities and learn more about where your food comes from! Visitors are welcome to wander through the barns (except the swine barn) as long as you don't enter the animal holding pens. If there are employees there when you visit, they will be happy to give you a tour and tell you about what goes on in Virginia's only animal science program! See sheep, cattle, horses, and more, and see where I spent most of my time during my tenure at Tech!
A museum room at Virginia Tech exhibiting fossils, minerals & a cast of a dinosaur skeleton.