Located on the top floor of The Virginian hotel, this place has delicious food and drinks, enjoyed with a stunning view of Downtown Lynchburg
One of Spencer and Maggie's favorite downtown restaurants! They recommend trying the Tater Tots, Fried Oreos, and Lost Coast Tangerine Wheat Ale!
Cantina and eclectic tequila bar serving simple, fresh tacos and deliciously crafted margaritas. Located on the Lynchburg Bluff Walk, in the heart of downtown Lynchburg.
Perched high above the Bluffwalk and the James River (and just above Fratelli's), No. 7 Rooftop Bar offers spectacular views of the city as well as delicious drink and food options. Only a quick walk or Bird scooter ride from the Virginian, Lynchburg Grand, and many AirBnBs located in Downtown Lynchburg.
My Dog Duke’s Diner offers fun food and a welcoming atmosphere in a beautifully restored building in Downtown Lynchburg. Raising the standard for local dining, Duke’s offers breakfast, specialty coffee, delicious cocktails, a unique lunch menu, and many tempting entrées.
Amazing local restaurant with unique cocktails as well as brunch and dinner options. We recommend the trout cakes as an entree for dinner or brunch!
This delicious and urban restaurant offers appetizers, salads, pastas, sandwiches and most importantly PIZZA which is known for the savory blend of hand-tossed, fire roasted crust topped with fresh, gourmet ingredients which create the unrivaled flavors of all the pizza options. Located in Downtown Lynchburg steps away from the blackwater creek trail!
If you are looking to enjoy a casual beer or burger from a Lynchburg staple, visit "The Cav". This is one of Maggie and Spencer's favorite local spots!
Perfect place for a casual walk, jog, or bike ride! In the warmer months, you can usually find Spencer and Maggie enjoying a nice evening run on this shaded path. If staying downtown we recommend starting at the Downtown Lynchburg entrance (see website for directions)
Saturday morning is the best time to visit the bustling Lynchburg Community Market, the third oldest continually operating farmers market in the country. Engage with local artisans and farmers then head down 12th Street to the Bluffwalk for alfresco dining with a view!
The Maier Museum at Randolph College was the secret storage location for the National Gallery during the Cold War. Today it is home to one of the best American Art collections in the country. After you tour the museum, grab a craft brew and a slice of pizza at locally-owned Rivermont Pizza