Food. Dining. Restaurants. VCU.Uncategorized
Garnett’s Cafe: The Art of the Sandwich
Words and Photos by Sam Isaacs A sandwich is easy to make, but hard to master. Sure, anyone can throw together something at home, but there is something special about sitting down and ordering a well thought out and put together sandwich. Located in the heart of the fan at Park and Meadow, Garnett’s Cafe [...]
Home Team Grill: Sports, Burgers – all you need.
Words and Photos Cory Johnson A sudden roar can be heard from half a block away on Main Street, and I realize that I won’t be able to get a seat inside. On a Saturday afternoon in mid-October, Home Team Grill is packed with sports fan. Rainbows of sweatshirts, hoodies, and hats in team colors [...]
3 Monkey’s: Budget Friendly and Flavorful
The Final Verdict: Go here if you want some amazing and distinct food that is priced right and serves huge portions. You will not be disappointed! Words and Photos by Amanda Campbell The name of the restaurant itself is unique enough. But when looking at the menu and seeing American classics with Greek, Italian and [...]
Edo’s Squid: Delicious Food, Poor Service
Words and Photos by Kiara Moore Edo’s Squid is located on top of another restaurant on North Harrison Street. The outer appearance does not suggest the promise of delicious Italian cuisine that awaits hungry diners. When I opened the door, I was faced with a narrow staircase; after I finished my short, but steep, trek [...]
The Hill Café: Small Portions for A Hungry Tummy
Words and Photos by Paige The lights are dimmed at The Hill Café in the heart of Church Hill as I entered with excitement. It is not often I venture to Church Hill since I live so close to campus and there are a lot of food options close by. However, it is always nice [...]
Laurel and Grace Place: New Dining Options
Words by Amanda Campbell Photos by Michael Pasco VCU Dining Services added three new eatery options for students on campus last Monday and was well received by a crowd of hungry student ready for something different. As a part of the new Laurel and Grace Place, the IHOP Express, Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, and [...]
The Veggie Monoblogs Introduces: Doin’ it Right
Words by Paige Baxter Everyone can say they’re vegetarian. It’s really easy, look: “Hey guys, I am vegetarian.” Not getting the right nutrients you need is even easier to do. No one is perfect and I am aware of this. I have been vegetarian for six years now and there’s no way I always get [...]
Food of the Folk Fest!
Words by Michael Pasco Photos by Amanda Campbell As you walk into the actual festival, past all the porta-potties and dining tables are the food stands. The thing about the Folk Festival is, because it was made open to the public, they had to make all their revenue from sponsorships from local businesses, including local [...]
By The Slice: A (Semi-Frequent) Column of One Man’s Quest to Conquer the Pizza of Richmond
Words and Photos by Tommy Dale McPhail Fellow Richmonders, Students, Delinquents and Lovers of Pizza alike, I welcome you to what I hope shall become a column to remember. Regardless of age, religious affiliation or preference of Van Halen vocalist, we are all united under the affection of one delectable and iconic dish of all-time: [...]
Nile Ethiopian Restaurant: So-So-Spicy
Words and Photos by Michael Pasco If you are on the way to The Siegel Center or to Barnes and Nobles, Nile Ethiopian Restaurant is one of the very first restaurants you will see. On the inside, the first thing that catches your eye is the kitchen, and the bar very close to it. If [...]
