Location: Huddleston
Top Restaurants in Huddleston
Top Things to do in Huddleston
- 1. Booker T. Washington National Monument
- 2. National D-Day Memorial
- 3. Smith Mountain Lake
- 4. Smith Mountain Lake State Park
- 5. Avoca Museum & Historical Society
- 6. Smith Mountain Dam Visitor's Center
- 7. Bedford Area Welcome Center
- 8. SML Boat Rentals
- 9. Bridgewater Marina
- 10. A Goode View Alpaca Farm
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Virginia, United States Food Guide: 3 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Huddleston
Reviews on Japanese food in Huddleston, Virginia, United States. Huddleston is an unincorporated community in Bedford County, Virginia, United States, 12.5 miles (20.1 km) south-southeast of Bedford. Huddleston has a post office with ZIP code 24104, which opened on August 28, 1909. Huddleston Elementary School is located in the community.
Things to do in Huddleston
1. Edo Grill and Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Guice423
Ate here for the first time and it was wonderful. The miso soup was very flavorful and the vegetable egg rolls were the best I have ever had. We had scallop and shrimp with vegetables. The vegetables were cooked to perfection and the shrimp were just right...not overcooked. The atmosphere is lovely with a fresh flower on every table and the service is exceptional. If you are at SML don't miss this gem of a restaurant.
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2. Yamazato Japanese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By AllBeachy
Japanese food in Bedford! it's hard to find japanese Hibachi "fast food" around the area with Yum Yum Sauce and this place recently opened near Tractor Supply and Goodwill. LOVE LOVE LOVE! Hibachi chicken w/ onions & zucchini. A little yum yum and you're set. SO GLAD THIS PLACE IS HERE!
3. Bedford Columns
Reviewed By 1busymommanurse
What a gorgeous venue for weddings, family gatherings, office parties, and Sunday Brunch. You have to see this place to believe it. For a bride to be, this place is nothing short of a fairy tale. For the groom to be, what better way for you and your groomsmen to relax than in a media room with stadium seating watching sports on the projection screen. The dining hall has a heavenly atmosphere with soft, beautiful white curtains, chandeliers that look like frozen ice, and an array of colored can lights that pour down from the ceiling onto the curtains transforming them into purple, pink, blue, etc curtains. We had the pleasure of having a nurse's ball there in early December and the Christmas decorations were straight from a magazine. Every room and bathroom are impeccably decorated. The Sunday Brunch is expensive but worth every penny. The food is hot, delicious, and fresh. The wait staff are friendly and attentive.Make it a priority to just visit this historic gem.
