The combination of fall spices creates a nutty and earthy taste, while the sweetness of the chocolate enhances the rich pumpkin flavor.
I highly recommend venturing to Dr. Ho’s to add a touch of home to your Charlottesville dining experiences.
Desayuna con Gomez offers authentic Mexican breakfast dishes at unbeatable prices, all within a cozy, no-fuss setting.
Since opening, the deli has become a pit stop for students and local residents alike, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner items.
This recipe is quick, easy and perfect for anyone looking for a tasty treat that perfectly encapsulates the vibrant feeling of summer.
Serving up sunsets, music and more apple delicacies than one could ever wish for, Carter Mountain Orchard deserves a spot on every University student's bucket list.
While this selection of bagels had winners and losers, it is safe to say that the Class of 2024 has taken full advantage of the Bodo’s menu over the years.
The White Spot is a timeless diner for Charlottesville residents and students looking for a greasy spoon infused with University spirit.
I was amazed by how the tamarind sauce and variety of spices created a cohesive link among all the dishes, tying the dinner together and leaving everyone feeling satiated.
The revived Littlejohn’s presents a tasty and conveniently located, albeit pricey, food option for those looking for a taste of old and new.
Hunt Country is the perfect spot to grab some lunch for a picnic, or my personal favorite — the best way to fight Foxfield famish.
Barbie’s Burrito Barn is more than just a restaurant — it is a testament to the dreams and hard work of its owner.
With its semi-sweet flavor and cloud-like texture, this Swedish coffee bread is a calming, delicious treat to enjoy this finals season.
Their moderate price range — between $14 and $19 for a burger — and delicious food made it a great dinner for my friend and I after a long week of exams.
Delicate yet rich, tiramisù is a beautifully refined dish that delights the palate with just a few ingredients.
