Category Archives: Dining

Articles about food and dining.

Photo of Rare Olde Times on Wednesday night

Trivia Night At Rare Olde Times

An Unexpected Wednesday Night Tradition By Rhodes Neuner Nestled quietly at the corner of Patterson and Pump Road is Rare Olde Times…

Brecotea Bakery: Choose Your Own Pastry Adventure

By Maddy Privasky Brecotea Bakery & Cafe, located at 11544 Busy Street in Midlothian, is known for combining traditional Asian-style baked goods…

Snapshot: More Than A Meal, Reid Moyer’s Morning Ritual

By Rhodes Neuner and Taylor Jenkins Reid Moyer (’26) has yet to face his hardest question of the day. Not calculus, not…

Balkan Restaurant: Southeast European on Patterson Avenue

By Aayan Samdani Hidden in the Maybeury South Shopping Center on Patterson Avenue in Tuckahoe, Balkan Restaurant sits quietly in a small…

Exterior of Lalo’s Pinches Tacos Bar & Grill, featuring decorative and bright signage.

Your Next Night Out: Lalo’s Pinches Tacos

By Taylor Jenkins Located just off of West Broad Street near the intersection with Parham Road, Lalo’s Pinches Tacos feels like the…

Lehja: India Delicious!

By Lacey Chenault Located in Short Pump Town Center, Lehja is an Indian restaurant next to The Boathouse. When you step into…

Baltik’s Bagels: A Growing Richmond Favorite

By Karson Crosthwaite Along Forest Hill Avenue, a street sometimes better known for its traffic than its food scene, sits one of…

Is Sushi Kingdom the New and Better Sushi King?

By Beau Hurst Located in Short Pump, Sushi Kingdom describes itself on its website as “your go-to all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant.” They promise…

Plant-Based with Personality: Carytown’s Best Meat-Free Staples

By Finley Wittkamp Carytown has always been known for its personality, with thrift stores, murals, and restaurants that feel anything but generic….

A Perfect Day on Humpback Rock

By John Mahoney Do you love hiking? Do you like day trips? Do you love the Blue Ridge Mountains? Well, if you…