Food Scene

In a dining scene full of options, Riverside Lunch continues to earn its reputation by sticking to what it does best: classic lunch fare.

From smoked meats to classic Southern sides, Moe’s Original BBQ in Charlottesville delivers comfort food packed with flavor.

Downtown restaurant Tonic, opened in 2020 – in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic – will close at year’s end, its owner announced on social media.

The restaurant was named to PETA’s list for its Souper Vegan Awards, which highlights the best vegan soups from around the country.

At Vision BBQ in Charlottesville, every brisket, rib and pulled pork is slow-smoked over oak and served with house-made sauces and sides — delivering honest, from-scratch barbecue that locals swear by.

Here are the sides that steal the show on Thanksgiving Day.

Crispy, juicy, and always made fresh — Bojangles’ famous hand-breaded chicken and fluffy scratch-made biscuits make every meal a Southern classic. Now, Charlottesville fans can savor more for less with a $50 Bojangles gift card for only $25 through Cville Local Deals.

From handcrafted dough to premium toppings and creative specialty pizzas, Vocelli Pizza of Charlottesville has become a local go-to for pizza lovers. Discover why residents rave about its quality, convenience, and flavor.

Samantha speaks with Joe of Sal’s Caffe Italia on the restaurant’s 40 years of […]

With the federal government shutdown continuing, about 25,000 area residents who rely on SNAP benefits for food could be cut off from those benefits Nov. 1.