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Top 10 American food in Bumpass, Virginia, United States
Find out what American restaurants to try in Bumpass. Bumpass is an unincorporated community in Louisa County, Virginia, United States. Its post office is still in service. National Historical Places registered in Bumpass include the Duke House and Jerdone Castle. The latter is a plantation (now lakefront) where George Washington spent the night on June 10 during his 1791 Southern tour.
10. Tim's at Lake Anna
Overall Ratings
3 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By JohnnyJ234
We cruised to the restaurant on my bossâs pontoon boat and enjoyed a group dinner together followed by ice cream of course. Drinks were good, seafood choices were abundant and I enjoyed my rockfish stuffed with crabmeat. Hush puppies good, baked beans, and cole slaw. Good service. Cruised back carefully at night. Enjoyable evening.
9. Obrigado Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
A Mediterranean restaurant with a Southern twist. Delicious scratch-made meals and superb and friendly service.
Reviewed By JohnnyB33
If you're on I-95 in Virginia, take a detour to Louisa, VA for a really terrific meal. Mediterranean cuisine, well cooked and well presented. I hd curried mussels for an appitizer, nice curry flavor, but no heat -- if that's a problem for you. Main course was a lamb and eggplant ragu which was wonderful. My companion had the falafel platter which looked terrific, and disappeared quickly! Their homemade bread is great and the unsweet iced tea was better than the restaurant average.The desserts - which we had no room for! -- included a ginger gelato that souned terrific.Go -- you won't be disappointed
8. Timbers Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
The Timber's is UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT as of November 1, 2012 While this restaurant has been around for quite awhile, it is now owned by Vito and Josephine Amato. Vito and I have worked in the food service industry for over 25 years committed to serving onl
Reviewed By richlee1975
Coctails Cosmo and blood orange margarita was delicious about 8.00 apiece. Filet was tough ordered mashed got baked, potato was hard salad freash crisp over 25.00. Prime rib 16 oz 28.00 this baked potato hard to. The salad was good freash crisp lettuce, tomato. Bermuda onion, cuke. Top price for entree but we were disappointed with quality of meat although flavor was good. Had sandwich is there before will stick to that. Wait staff courteous a Lille slow with apologies. They use styrofoam boxes and plastic straws would hope they switch to more environmentally friendly products ie was paper straws,card board containers etc.
7. 191 Smokery
Reviewed By InThePassengerSeat
My date tried the ribs when we were at Coyote Hole Ciderworks and could not stop raving about them. The manager told us that they hope to have them there permanently, as right now they are more of a âfood truckâ type place.
6. Mineral Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Scriptspring
I like to frequent local diners, getting a home cooked meal, with friendly service, and a bit of local color. This diner had a typical warm and crusty feel. We were greeted and seated quickly and our waitress was the right amount of attentive. But the food ....I call the meal I had âfood as fuel.â Beef that was dry with gravy out of a can and mashed potatoes out of a box. Absolutely nothing fresh. The only high point was a salad my travel companion had. It was unimaginative, but was fresh. Next time through Mineral, Iâll be stopping at one of their pizza places.
5. Chelsea Jo's Restaurant & Sports Bar
Reviewed By FogHornLgHorn
We loved this place! The bartender was the best I have ever seen and worked at near lightning speed. Very friendly environment and good food. We all had a blast, despite having a little trouble waking up the next morning...
4. Joejoes superheroes and pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By PUMBRIDGE
If you had to sum up American 'mom and pop' diners in one visit, you'd head to Joejoes, or Joe Joes or Joe-Joes or Joe-Joe's... the signs are as bewildering as a 3am tweet from the president.This is a friendly, homely, distinctive, individual little eatery in the middle of the sleepy little hamlet of Mineral.And we loved it! The food and drink is standard fare, but when you get chatting to Joe himself - a chatty mountain of a man - and his ever-so-sweet mother-in-law, you realise that there's far more to a place than the things you munch and the stuff you sip.Joe-Joe's (I'm going by the sign outside now) is nothing special to look at; pale blue outer walls, topped by a red roof.But it's as friendly as friendly can be, welcoming to strangers... especially those with a few spare minutes to chat.Nothing rushes in Joe-Joe's. It moves along at a country pace, serving subs, shakes (challenge Joe and he'll conjure up any flavour, based on the wide selection of ice creams in his freezer cabinet, mixed in an intriguing top-down blender that defies gravity), melts, burgers, pizzas; all the standard fast food fare.I had a 'moose tracks' milkshake, which sounded bizarre but was very tasty, with vanilla and peanut butter cups swizzed up.It's an incredibly popular spot with kids from the local school, and junior football kits decorate the walls.If you're in a hurry, or you like the slick anonymity of McD's or Hardees, drive on - this is not the place for you.But if you admire characters, you believe in supporting local businesses that offer a homespun welcome to those who aren't in a tearing rush, pop by Joe-Joe's and make sure you spend long enough to have a good old chin-wag with the loquacious proprietor. He's a hoot.It's also one of the cheapest places to eat in the States. A cup of tea for her and a large milkshake for me? "That'll be five dollars, please."
3. Callie Opie's Orchard Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Callie Opie's Orchard is more than just a restaurant with farm fresh American regional cuisine. We offer farm to table dining, craft brews, event catering with an on premises orchard. We have indoor and outdoor seating for your year round dining pleasure.
Reviewed By Enjoysgoodfood21
It has taken me a few days to think how to write this review. I must be truthful and i want to encourage the owners rather than reprimand.The basics: 1. It's a great idea in a good location in the middle of a triangle of Richmond, Charlottesville and Fredericksburg.2. The building is attractive. It's a brand new wooden barn pleasantly furnished.3. The food is good.However, a few points need attention. Suspicions first arose when I saw the parking area predominantly occupied by pick-up trucks. This was not promising. So why is a good restaurant with good food and pleasant surroundings attracting customers in pick-up trucks?1. The landscaping needs to be finished. The building is nice but the outside needs some major attention.2. The service, the service, the service! It is currently suited to a low-level roadside diner, at best, not a fine dining restaurant. Hence the pickup trucks.3. The serving staff need to be trained and taught how to behave. Asking if I am ready for the check halfway through eating the main course is not appropriate.4. The owner, who is a very nice guy who admits he knows nothing about the restaurant business, needs a manager who does.5. If you're going to be proud of your home made desserts, at least have some to offer customers rather than offering the weak excuse that you ran out yesterday.6. The black plastic table coverings are dreadful. Like the diner-style service, they drag the place down a few notches. At the very least, they should cover them with red and white checked tablecloths or better yet, white tablecloths.7. The name "Callie Opie" has nothing to do with Calliope of Greek poetry. It may be cute, but it is a distraction and they should change it completely - to reflect the good American food and surroundings. As for the food, my son ate the Hot Nashville Chicken Sandwich which was spicy and apparently good. I had it without the spice and it was very good. You have to request this as it is not offered on the menu.In short, the place has huge potential, but If I am going to drive 100 miles for lunch, I expect these items to be addressed. I look forward to another visit in the future.
2. Billiken's BBQ Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By katehearts
We stopped here while motorcycling on a nice fall day. The smell as we approached was enticing enough! We like barbecue and have visited many places in the area- Billiken's was the best in terms of portion size (I had a brisket platter that had 3 huge slices of brisket- took about half home), quality of the meat and the price was equivalent to other places- for much more food. Staff was friendly and accommodating. The only downside was that a couple of side dishes were not available (this was at 2pm on a Saturday). But overall, the best BBQ we've had in central VA. We will definitely be back.
1. Tavern on the Rail
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
(540) 872-7245
Reviewed By MyTravels033
Stopped for late lunch. Glad we did. Dining room on main floor, bar in basement. Old/historic tavern - dark/wood interior with lots of antiques along one wall. Outside seating available in back. Menu plus daily specials. Service was very good. Ordered mile high meatloaf and liver with onions. Both meals were excellent. Great comfort food meals. Took pics, but not before they were half eaten ;)Meals are very reasonably priced - ours were each under $10. Highly recommended.
