TOP 30 Farm to table in Virginia

Welcome to Heritage at Marshall by Van Metre Homes, located at 8639 Anderson Avenue in Marshall, Virginia. As a general contractor, we offer a variety of single family homes and townhomes in this impressive master-planned community nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Residents can enjoy the convenience of downtown Marshall while also being within walking distance of major commuter routes and the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Our community features a range of amenities, including a community clubhouse with an outdoor pool, expansive green spaces, ponds, a play area for children, and scenic walking trails. Residents can also take leisurely walks to downtown Marshall, where they can explore a variety of artisanal eateries, farm-to-table restaurants, and the vibrant Farmers' Market.

McClung Farmhouse is a historic institution located on State Route 678 in McDowell, Virginia, United States. This charming farmhouse offers visitors a glimpse into the past with its preserved architecture and furnishings. Guests can explore the grounds and learn about the history of the area through guided tours and interactive exhibits. The McClung Farmhouse is a must-visit destination for history buffs and those looking to experience rural Virginia life from years gone by.

The Millworks is a unique institution located at 13849 Coalfield Commons Place in Midlothian, Virginia. It is a vibrant hub for artists, designers, and creatives, offering a range of studios, workshops, and gallery spaces. The Millworks is dedicated to fostering a supportive and inspiring environment for artists to create and showcase their work. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a budding artist, The Millworks provides a dynamic community where you can collaborate, learn, and grow. Visit us today and experience the creative energy at The Millworks.

Carpenter's Yard is a museum located at 401 East Nicholson Street, Williamsburg, Virginia, United States. The Historic Trades and Skills community at Colonial Williamsburg uses 18th-century tools and techniques to apprentice in and master more than 20 historic trades and skills. From woodworking trades such as carpenters, joiners, and cabinetmakers, to apparel tradespeople like weavers, tailors, and wigmakers, visitors can watch expert craftspeople create intricate pieces using period hand tools. Additionally, visitors can explore trades such as leather breeches making, shoemaking, metalworking, and specialized trades like apothecaries and bookbinders. The institution also features a farm to table trades program, where historic cooks prepare authentic colonial dishes and gardeners grow vegetables and herbs using 18th-century tools. The museum also showcases a coach and livestock team caring for rare breed animals that complement the living history on display. The Colonial Williamsburg Fifes & Drums provide visitors with a glimpse into 18th-century military music. As a non-state or federally funded institution, Carpenter's Yard relies on individual donations to fulfill its mission of preserving history for future generations. Visitors can renew their membership with a donation of $50 or more to claim special benefits and support the museum's efforts.

Welcome to Maman, your charming local bakery, café, and restaurant located at 141 N St SE, Washington, DC 20303. Known for its cozy ambiance and delectable offerings, Maman is the perfect spot for a delightful breakfast, a relaxing brunch, or a comforting dinner. With a focus on using high-quality ingredients, we serve a variety of freshly-baked goods, savory dishes, and aromatic coffees and teas. We are thrilled to announce an incredibly "a-peeling" collaboration with our friends at Peel! For a limited time, indulge in our exclusive ice cream sandwich, available only at our Sunset Harbour location. Mark your calendars for Friday, August 23rd, and Saturday, August 24th, from 12-6pm to enjoy this special treat.