Virginia
Owned by a local family, this hybrid grocery and oyster bar specializes in local seafood. There's plenty of choice: oysters can be ordered raw, fried, baked or stewed; and other dishes may feature calamari, fish, shrimp and crab. Finish with a slice of key lime pie, and you'll leave replete and very happy. It's small, so book ahead for dinner.
The grocery stocks gourmet and speciality items.
Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park
27.57 MILES
More than 13,000 Americans were killed during the Civil War in four battles fought in a 17-mile radius covered by this park: Fredericksburg,…
29.28 MILES
In the 1600s, St Mary's City was a busy port and served as the state's first capital. Today, the spot is a living history museum romantically positioned…
15.11 MILES
On a gentle slope overlooking the Potomac River is St Ignatius Church, which hosts the oldest continuously active Catholic parish in the country. The…
24.11 MILES
Sits between Potomac and Mattawoman Creeks. There are a few very easy nature trails that run through local hardwood forests, and the Retreat House, a…
James Monroe Museum & Memorial Library
27.33 MILES
The museum's namesake was the nation's fifth president. US history buffs will delight in the small and eclectic collection of Monroe memorabilia,…
Fredericksburg Battlefield Visitor Center
27.56 MILES
Exhibits discuss life in Fredericksburg during the war. An orientation film screens every 30 minutes (adult/child under 10 years $2/free). Be sure to pick…
17.8 MILES
Stretch your legs by the waterfront and admire the large compass rose design at the wharf. There's a small playground, and you can rent kayaks and stand…
North St Mary’s County Farmers Market
18.39 MILES
If you'd like to interact with the Mechanicsville Amish, the easiest way is at the North St Mary's County Farmers Market, where local Amish farming…
1. George Washington Birthplace National Monument
5.22 MILES
An obelisk fashioned from Vermont marble, a one-tenth replica of the Washington Monument in Washington, DC, greets visitors at this national monument, run…
15.11 MILES
On a gentle slope overlooking the Potomac River is St Ignatius Church, which hosts the oldest continuously active Catholic parish in the country. The…
17.8 MILES
Stretch your legs by the waterfront and admire the large compass rose design at the wharf. There's a small playground, and you can rent kayaks and stand…
4. Old Jail Museum & Visitor Center
18.03 MILES
Completed in 1876, this small jail replaced the 1858 jail – which was apparently quite easy to escape. The Old Jail is two stories high and the cells were…
5. North St Mary’s County Farmers Market
18.39 MILES
If you'd like to interact with the Mechanicsville Amish, the easiest way is at the North St Mary's County Farmers Market, where local Amish farming…
24.11 MILES
Sits between Potomac and Mattawoman Creeks. There are a few very easy nature trails that run through local hardwood forests, and the Retreat House, a…
26.53 MILES
Newly opened to tourists, this 113-acre farm next to the Rappahannock River was the boyhood home of George Washington, who lived here from age six until…
26.97 MILES
In Chancellorsville, Robert E Lee, outnumbered two to one, split his forces and attacked both flanks of the Union army. The audacity of the move caused…