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Breakfast Spots
Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 1:20 pm
by Chuck
Time to decide on a spot for December First Sunday. I'm leaning toward The Innwood (time to head east of the Blue Ridge), but most anywhere is fine with me.
Also, is there any interest in reinstating the BRB Boxing Day ride?
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2004 4:19 pm
by L.Price
BRB Boxing Day ride?
L.Price
Boxing Day
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:55 pm
by Chuck
It's a British thing. Boxing Day is the day after Christmas. The BRBs of 15 years ago or so had a ride on Boxing Day (weather permitting).
Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 12:39 pm
by Chuck
Gillie's sounds interesting, but it would be a long ride to breakfast for most of us. How about Boxing Day (Sunday Dec. 26) at the Tavern with a 10:00 AM meet-to-eat time. We'll need to check that they don't go on vacation while school is out.
March Breakfast
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 11:04 am
by Chuck
Time to pick a breakfast spot for March First Sunday. Here's a compilation of the suggestions so far:
Country Inn, Elkton (buffet)
Cuzz's, Elkton
Lynn's, Waynesboro
Inwood, Gordonsville
The Tavern, C'ville
Crescent Inn, Zion Crossroads
Blue Ridge Cafe (brunch)
Gillie's, Blacksburg
Blue Moon Cafe, C'ville
Tip Top, C'ville (Pantops)
Cracker Barrell, Waynesboro (and elsewhere!)
Jeff Ward's ham biscuits on the road.
Other places we've hit in the past:
Whistle Stop Cafe, Fairfield
Mossy Creek 2, Nellysford
Afton Inn
Kathy's, Verona
Mrs. Rowe's, Staunton.
Somebody pick one.
Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2005 8:46 am
by Dave
So many restaurants and so little time
Do the folks in the valley want us to come their way?
Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2005 9:36 am
by Chuck
Dave wrote:So many restaurants and so little time
Do the folks in the valley want us to come their way?
We can start from the valley later in Spring and head for Highland and Bath Counties and WV. The roads west of McDowell were pretty nasty when I was there a couple weeks ago -- salt-encrusted, gritty, and scattered snow patches on some. That's likely to still be true in early March. I vote for a Piedmont ride.
Re: March Breakfast
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 10:13 am
by Chuck
AntonLargiader wrote:I'm up for the Crescent. I agree with whoever didn't like the Innwood; it's OK but hole-like. But after this we will REALLY have to give the valley folks a break.
The Cresecent Inn sounds good to me. Maybe we'll get a few easterners. Butch will be out of town (off the continent, actually) and the distance from Lexington probably isn't much different to Zion Crossroads than to Gordonsville.
I think Cuzz's reopened. I'll check for future breakfast options.