Colonial Dining Room at Natural Bridge Hotel.Hometown Grill of Staunton - Known for their Southern Fried Catfish and Southern Fried Chicken. Their chef was recently named a James Beard Award finalist. Al a carte menu Wed-Thurs and prix fixe Fri-Sat. The Shack - Top-ranked Virginia restaurant serving locally sourced high-quality food. Enjoy deep fried Oreos, a lively atmosphere and the local scene. Pop in for an American Kobe Beef burger and a beer. Jack Brown’s Beer and Burger Joint - Rustic old-time Texas-style saloon. Video games, hammocks for lounging, two huge big screens for the sports fans, and picnic tables for dining are available. Hops Kitchen - Utilizes Basic City Beer Co.'s beer in much of their BBQ, Asian, German, and American type fare. Pup-friendly patio complete with complimentary filtered water and puppycino! Gathering Grounds – Coffee and espresso bar featuring homemade fresh pastries, breakfast items, gourmet sandwiches, soups and salads. Pure Eats - Offers fresh, house-made doughnuts, premium local burgers, HomeStead Creamery milkshakes, and a variety of local and regional craft beers on tap and in bottles. These Salvadorian meat and cheese treats pack serious flavor. Gloria’s Pupuseria - Pick-up a pupusa from Gloria’s Pupuseria. They live by their mission statement, “'Grown by our neighbors, cooked by our neighbors at a neighborly price”.Ĭhicano Boy Taco - Handmade tacos and enormous mission-style burritos are available at this Mexican-American taqueria.

White’s Wayside – Home-grown and locally owned. Montpelier Restaurant & Bar at Hotel Madison – Restaurant inside Harrisonburg's Hotel Madison serving signature styles of Southern-inspired cuisine in a rustically elegant atmosphere. Table 44 - Scratch-made biscuits and homemade jam, endless omelet bar, and a loaded Bloody Mary that could be breakfast on its own! From fresh-baked artisan breads to amazing mini desserts, you’ll find a variety of popular dishes at an incredible value. Houlihan’s Restaurant and Bar - Made-from-scratch meals in a trendy environment. Items are house-made daily include vegetarian and vegan options. The Restaurant at the Edinburg Mill - Rustic American style cuisine, with local meats and fresh ingredients. The intimate, casual atmosphere and affordable menu has made the Bistro on Main a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Menu features everything from the Turner Country Ham Plate to Huevos Rancheros for breakfast.īistro on Main - Offers different menus for brunch, lunch, and dinner as well as daily special soups, quiches, and entrees. The new Blackburn Inn serves Reunion’s pastries to their guests in the morning. Reunion Bakery – French bakery with outstanding pastries – sweet and savory, and delicious coffees. Enjoy homemade biscuits, sausage gravy, omelets, pancakes and more.

L Dee’s Pancake House – Family-run restaurant serving breakfast all day. Destination point for the Artisan Trail of Virginia.Ĭinnamon Bear Bakery and Deli – Serves sensational salads, scrumptious sandwiches/wraps, and a great soup of the day and sandwich combo. Stella Bella & Lucy’s - Breakfast and lunch served in a unique setting with vintage items and artwork for sale. Self-guided trails such as the Fields of Gold Farm Trail, Shenandoah Beerwerks Trail and Shenandoah Spirits Trail are a great way to explore the valley and experience some its culinary delights. Family farms, wineries and breweries can be found in every county across the Shenandoah Valley. From down-home cooking to authentic Italian and Mexican cuisine, there is something for everyone. After seven years of work that produced 144 Letter-size designs, he considered this task completed.An agricultural hub, the Shenandoah Valley is the best place for authentic farm-to-table culinary experiences. Each design was painstakingly subjected to critical examination, often followed by corrections. He then sorted the sheet music by subject into separate envelopes, and finally pasted. Carefully, he started examining page upon page, discovering the genesis, the varying pressure of pen upon paper, a corrected mistake, a tiny ink stain where the pen had stumbled over a fiber, fingerprints, signs of wear in the corner where the sheet was flipped over – all these traces suddenly shined a light upon the obscure members of this amateur orchestra. The documents had not seen daylight in almost half a century. Arthur Slenk found two boxes of handwritten music sheets over twenty years ago, used by an amateur orchestra between 18.

Thunderbird cafe and tap room