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Dig in: Who’s got the best taco in town?

We can’t be the only ones who’ve noticed that Charlottesville’s cuisine scene is trending toward tacos. Even fine dining spot C&O offers a version on its late-night menu. But who […]

Shea Gibbs | July 12, 2016

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Let’s eat (cheap)!

It’s hard to resist eating out for every meal in a town like Charlottesville, but ain’t nobody got money for that. So we cooked up a list of our favorite […]

C-VILLE Writers | July 6, 2016

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Southern exposure: Fossett’s at Keswick plays up the squash

John Hoffman has been the executive chef at Fossett’s for just over a month, but he’s already bringing a Southern influence to the kitchen. He previously worked at Keswick’s sister hotel, The […]

Caite Hamilton | July 5, 2016

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Ice cream dreams: Nine of the coldest scoops in town

Ice cream dreams Nothing spells out s-u-m-m-e-r quite like a melty, drippy scoop of ice cream. Here are nine local options we’re digging right now (and always). Top row: Half […]

Caite Hamilton | July 5, 2016

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Cold cocktailed: Keep these bartending tips on ice

Ice to a bartender is like fire for a chef: The amount and type you use will affect the outcome of the final product. Let’s talk about the main types […]

C-VILLE Writers | July 5, 2016

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Reading the leaves: How Southern is sweet tea?

Like any good Southern recipe, the origins of sweet tea are about as clear as an oversteeped pitcher of Lipton. Southerners of all stripes clamor for their own little piece […]

Shea Gibbs | July 5, 2016

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The sweet life: Fleurie’s Serge Torres talks pastries

Serge Torres, Fleurie’s pastry chef since November 2015, grew up watching his mom, a chef, and helping her in the kitchen. But it was his sweet tooth that led him […]

Caite Hamilton | July 5, 2016

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Local buzz: Hungry Hill Farm keeps the bees

It’s honey season, y’all! Bee colonies like the ones at Hungry Hill Farm have been buzzing around for months, and it’s time to reap the rewards. According to farm owner […]

lauraingles | July 5, 2016

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Summer treat: The secret to Whiskey Jar’s perfect tomato sammy

What makes the perfect tomato sandwich? We think The Whiskey Jar serves one of the best in town, so we went straight to the source. “I and my entire staff […]

Caite Hamilton | July 5, 2016

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Red ripening: Make the most of tomato season with five dynamite dishes (and something to sip on)

Is there any food more delicious in season and yet more detestable out of season than the tomato? Juicy, sweet, tart, firm and bursting for a precious few months during […]

Shea Gibbs | July 5, 2016

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