Kathryn’s guidebook
Food scene - close by
These are local places that are close to the Schoolhouse
This is right around the corner on Abilene Road and serves breakfast. They are known for their Fried Chicken.
Granny B's Market
7968 Abilene RdThis is right around the corner on Abilene Road and serves breakfast. They are known for their Fried Chicken.
This is in Keysville, about 20 minutes South of us. Another good place for breakfast and lunch but make sure to call and find out if they are open.
Cruise In Cafe
111 Four Locust HwyThis is in Keysville, about 20 minutes South of us. Another good place for breakfast and lunch but make sure to call and find out if they are open.
Four doors down from us. Beer/wine, snacks, toiletries, some food. Blue Bunny ice cream. They also carry our local brewery beer, 3 Roads Brewery.
Worsham Grocery
6311 Farmville RoadFour doors down from us. Beer/wine, snacks, toiletries, some food. Blue Bunny ice cream. They also carry our local brewery beer, 3 Roads Brewery.
Right down the road in Kingsville (where the locals eat and our favorite restaurant.) They will be moving sometime in late spring to early summer into Farmville next to Wendy's.
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The Fishing Pig
1807 Farmville RdRight down the road in Kingsville (where the locals eat and our favorite restaurant.) They will be moving sometime in late spring to early summer into Farmville next to Wendy's.
Starbucks
2003 South Main Streetlocated on South Main Street as you cross into Farmville by Kentucky Fried Chicken
Food scene - Downtown Farmville
Good food, there is also a wine bar at this location
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Charley's Waterfront Cafe
201 Mill StGood food, there is also a wine bar at this location
Upscale food, college crowd. Check their Facebbook page for live music
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North Street Press Club
127 North StUpscale food, college crowd. Check their Facebbook page for live music
Effingham's Coal Fired Pizza and Taphouse
202 High StUpscale food - located in Weyanoke Hotel
Macado's
200 E 3rd StOutdoor eating
one19 - Tastefully Off-Center
119 N Main Stlocated Downtown right on Main Street
Perini Pizza
308 N Main StHand Tossed Pizza. Right on Main Street
The Brew House
201 N Main StLocated on Main Street
located by Longwood as you start down the Main Street Hill
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Pinos Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria
404 S Main Stlocated by Longwood as you start down the Main Street Hill
This place is fantastic! Good breakfast and lunch. Closes after lunch. Right on Main Street by Greenfront Warehouses
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Walker's Diner
307 N Main StThis place is fantastic! Good breakfast and lunch. Closes after lunch. Right on Main Street by Greenfront Warehouses
My favorite Coffee place. Good coffee, food and serve local Richland's Dairy Ice Cream. Check their facebook for live music.
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Uptown Coffee Cafe
236 N Main StMy favorite Coffee place. Good coffee, food and serve local Richland's Dairy Ice Cream. Check their facebook for live music.
Sightseeing
Located downtown Farmville. You can walk or bike from this location
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High Bridge Trail State Park
Located downtown Farmville. You can walk or bike from this location
A nationally ranked private liberal arts college for men. Beautiful campus that was founded in 1775 and is the 10th oldest college in the United States. Located between Worsham and Farmville in Kingsville.
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Hampden-Sydney College
172 Via Sacra A nationally ranked private liberal arts college for men. Beautiful campus that was founded in 1775 and is the 10th oldest college in the United States. Located between Worsham and Farmville in Kingsville.
Neighborhoods
Prince Edward County was established in 1754 and Worsham was originally the County Seat of Prince Edward County before it was moved to Farmville in 1795. Today, the Clerk's office is still standing as is the debtor's prison.
Worsham
Prince Edward County was established in 1754 and Worsham was originally the County Seat of Prince Edward County before it was moved to Farmville in 1795. Today, the Clerk's office is still standing as is the debtor's prison.