Located on the University of Virginia's Ivy Corridor, the Virginia Guesthouse is a modern hotel and conference center offering 214 thoughtfully designed guest rooms and suites just steps from UVA Grounds, John Paul Jones Arena, and Scott St

Parking for events at the John Paul Jones (JPJ) Arena is available in the surface lots and parking garage immediately surrounding the arena. Parking in the JPJ Arena lots and garage requires either an advance event parking pass, available f

The North Grounds Parking Garage, located at the intersection of Massie Road and Copeley Road directly across from Palmer Park, home of UVA Softball, is anticipated to open in late 2026. Designed to expand parking capacity for daily commute

Basic Necessities embraces the European concept of taking time to enjoy food, conversation and leisure. They source produce and meat from nearby farms. Meals are made-from-scratch, which may take a bit longer, so sip some wine and relax.

Here you can find sandwiches, salads, and hand tossed specialty pizzas. If you would rather build your own pie there are a variety of toppings to choose from including some unusual items such as broccoli, turkey, salami, and artichokes.

Dine in or take out and enjoy the flavors of Mexico! The menu includes Mexican and American-style dishes, along with vegetarian offerings, and homemade desserts. They also offer a special lunch and children’s menu.

If you are meandering down 151 and in the mood for Italian stop here for one of Giuseppe's specialty dishes. A range of items is offered on the appetizer list so if someone in your party is craving wings and fries this is just the place.

This charming, yet rustic 2021 Best of Blueridge winner is featured in no less than eight different magazines extolling the virtues of its Barbecue pork, chicken, ham biscuits, and other delicious homemade sides.

If it were not for the smokers positioned by the side of the road, you just might miss this unassuming restaurant. Stop by and try the wood-smoked barbecue pulled pork, smoked chicken, or dry-rubbed ribs along with some homemade sides.

It is sublime when food is paired with the perfect wine. Here you have the opportunity to make that happen with a delicious lunch of sandwiches, salads or Charcuterie while taking in the scenery with a glass of local Virginia wine.

As one of the first pioneers of Nelson County's rural breweries Blue Mountain brings a lot to the table. The menu offers a diverse selection of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, and specialty pizzas, most of which come in gluten-free options.

Visitors to downtown Scottsville can enjoy outdoor and indoor seating, a full bar, and seven big-screen TVs. Tavern on the James also highlights local Central Virginia beef sourced from local farms. Live music is available on the weekends.

Local proprietor Brittiny Cobbs offers a variety of gourmet cupcakes, cakes, cinnamon rolls, pies, cookies and other various sweets. Check out the daily cupcake menu to see which tasty and fun flavors are on tap for the day.

At Amici's Italian Bistro, the menu is full of classic dishes, from homemade Lasagna to flavorful sauces. Additionally, they offer a variety of options, including pasta, pizza, subs, salads, steaks, chops, and vegetarian dishes.

Come try the sesame chicken at Beijing Kitchen which is highly recommended. Interestingly, the restaurant resides in the same location as the real and inspired “Dew Drop Inn” made famous by “The Waltons” television Series.